Januar... German word for the first month of the calendar year. English: January
All forms of the word are from Janus or Janu, the Roman 'god of the threshold' or 'god of the portal', represented by the image of two faces looking in opposite directions (often placed over an archway)... symbolizing the ability to see both into the ancient past and into the future.
All forms of the word are from Janus or Janu, the Roman 'god of the threshold' or 'god of the portal', represented by the image of two faces looking in opposite directions (often placed over an archway)... symbolizing the ability to see both into the ancient past and into the future.
by holarch February 03, 2010
Feeling of sadness, depression and/or nothingness that follows the big hoopla of December's Christmukkah.
by RedSeaDiver January 26, 2011
by Gregerkul2_0 December 02, 2020
by Turtleturtlelittle January 01, 2022
National kiss Sunniva day, whether you like it or not, you have to kiss Sunniva on Januar 20th. Yes I’m talking about you Jonas.
Random person: Yo, you have to kiss Sunniva bro!
Jonas: Ew, no!
Random person: It’s Januar 20th! Do it!
Jonas: Well i guess..
*smooch smooch* *love love*
Jonas: Ew, no!
Random person: It’s Januar 20th! Do it!
Jonas: Well i guess..
*smooch smooch* *love love*
by BlueSuedShoe January 15, 2021