The name of this month has an origin of its name is uncertain. It can derive from the Roman goddess Maia, also known as Bona Dea, whose festival the Romans celebrated this month they called Maius. It could also come from the Mayan nymph, daughter of Atlas and Pleione and mother of Hermes. A third option of its origin could be of the term Maius Juppiter, a reduction of Maximus, the largest.
May is the fifth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar and has 31 days; But it was the third month in the old Roman calendar, where January and February were at the end of the year. In ancient Greece its equivalent is the month of Targelión.
According to a tradition, may stone is the emerald, and its flower, the lily.
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