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Subject: Re: re:calendars
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Date: Wed, 21-Sep-83 19:44:28 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 21 19:44:28 1983
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yale-com!mwolf:
	that "moon" is feminine in most languages that have gender.

Another nice thing is that in Chinese custom of dividing everything in to
Yin and Yang, women and moon are together in the Yin side, as opposed to
men and sun in the Yang side.

[Here, saying nice I mean interesting. So no flame about it please]

Hao-Nhien Vu (pur-ee!norris)