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# October

October

calendar month| Subclass of | month of the Gregorian calendar  |
| Part of | Julian calendar, Gregorian calendar, Swedish calendar  |
| Short name | Oct, Okt, Οκτ.  |
| Dem name after | 8, yellow, winter, wine, hemp hurds  |
| Dey follow | September  |
| Followed by | November  |
| Category for births in this time period | Category:People born in October  |
| Category for deaths in this time period | Category:People dead in October  |

**October** be de tenth month of de year insyd de Julian den Gregorian calendars. Ein length be 31 days.

October be commonly associated plus de season of autumn insyd parts of de Northern Hemisphere, den dey spring in parts of de Southern Hemisphere, wer ebe de seasonal equivalent to April insyd de Northern Hemisphere den vice versa.

## Symbols

De calendula
An opal armband. Opal be de birthstone give October.
Cut tourmaline
October ein birthstones be de tourmaline den opal. Ein birth flower be de calendula. De zodiac signs be Libra (til October 22) den Scorpio (from October 23 dey go).
# Tuesday

Tuesday

day of the week| Subclass of | day, non-holiday  |
| Short name | dt., Di, Tue  |
| Dem name after | Tyr, 3, Mars, 2, Fire  |
| Dey follow | Monday  |
| Followed by | Wednesday  |
| Hashtag | HappyTuesday, tuesdayvibe, TuesdayMotivation  |
| Code | F  |
| Series ordinal | 2, 3  |

**Tuesday** be de day of de week wey dey between Monday den Wednesday. According to international standard ISO 8601, Monday be de first day of de week; thus, Tuesday be de second day of de week. According to chaw traditional calendars, however, Sunday be de first day of de week, so Tuesday be de third day of de week. Insyd sam Muslim countries, Saturday be de first day of de week den thus Tuesday be de fourth day of de week.

**Sources Grimm, Jacob. 1875–78. *Deutsche Mythologie*. Fourth ed., curated by Elard Hugo Meyer, 3 vols. Berlin: F. Dümmler. Reprinted Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1965.
# Colonization

colonization

activity| Subclass of | colonisation, founding  |
| Has effect | colony  |
| Studied by | colonial studies  |
| Practiced by | settler  |
| Opposite of | Decolonization  |

**Colonization** (British English: **colonisation**) be de process wey people from one place go take over foreign land or people, so dem fit use dem for farming, exploitation, trade, den sometimes settle for there. E dey bring about colonial power den colonies.Colonization most times dey happen under imperialism, mercantilism, or colonialism, but e still be different from dem. E dey used to control land or people, but e get ein own style. Sometimes people dey use de word "colonization" like say e mean "settling", just like how e dey used for biology matter.

Settler colonialism be one type of colonization wey de settlers demself dey plan den control. But still, deir mother country (metropole) go still get some kind link or power through wetin de settlers dey do. For settler colonization, small group of people go come take over, den dem go try mix in or oppress de people wey already dey there.

## Etymology

Na dem derive de term *colonization* de Latin words *colere* ("to cultivate, to till"), *colonia* ("a landed estate", "a farm") den *colonus* ("a tiller of de soil", "a farmer"), then by extension "to inhabit". Someone wey dey engage insyd colonization, i.e. de agent noun, be referred to as a *colonizer*, while de person wey dey get colonized, i.e. de object of de agent noun anaa absolutive, be referred to as a *colonizee*, *colonisee* anaa de *colonised*.

* Cooper, Frederick, *Colonialism in Question: Theory, Knowledge History*, Berkeley: University of California Press, 2005
* Jared Diamond, *Guns, germs and steel. A short history of everybody for the last 13,000 years*, 1997.
* Ankerl Guy, *Coexisting Contemporary Civilizations: Arabo-Muslim, Bharati, Chinese, and Western*, INUPress, Geneva, 2000. ISBN 2-88155-004-5.
* Cotterell, Arthur. *Western Power in Asia: Its Slow Rise and Swift Fall, 1415 - 1999* (2009) popular history; excerpt
# September

September

calendar month| Subclass of | month of the Gregorian calendar  |
| Part of | Julian calendar, Gregorian calendar, Swedish calendar  |
| Name | сентября, września, Tarpuy killa, Haligmonðes  |
| Short name | Sep, Sep, Σεπ.  |
| Dey follow | August  |
| Followed by | October  |
| Depicted by | Allegory of September  |
| Category for births in this time period | Category:People born in September  |
| Category for deaths in this time period | Category:People dead in September  |

**September** be de ninth month of de year wey dey both Julian den Gregorian calendars, ebe de third of four months wey get length of 30 days, wey esan be de fourth of five months wey get length of fewer than 31 days.

September insyd de Northern Hemisphere den March insyd de Southern Hemisphere be seasonally equivalent.

Insyd de Northern hemisphere, de beginning of de meteorological autumn be for 1 September. Insyd de Southern hemisphere, de beginning of de meteorological spring be for 1 September.

## Symbols

September ein birthstone be de sapphire. De birth flowers be de forget-me-not, morning glory den aster. De zodiac signs be Virgo (til September 22) den Libra (September 23 dey go).