Before Julius Caesar reformed the calendar in 46BC, February was the only month with an even number of days. All the rest had 29 or 31. Odd numbers were seen as luckier.
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| February 1900 Japanese calendar showing that 1900 was not a leap year |
The Anglo-Saxons called February Solmonath meaning month of mud or Kale-monath meaning kale or cabbage month.
The only time a month begins and ends on the same day of the week is February in a leap year.

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