Twelvemonth

[gllt]

It's also worth looking into stuff like this whenever you're worried about "brain rot"

https://medium.com/not-lost-in-trans...ok-18dc03e4298

It's always existed, funny memetic slang is a normal in group out group via joke feature of language and culture itself

And the majority of Old English-esque fiction is never about historical accuracy of speech but the illusion of it in a way that is convincing to enough people in modern times based on tropes they are familiar with, which changes from generation to generation depending on what they were exposed to

And if no one makes creative decisions about these kind of things then no one gets exposed to anything

[Iscah]

They might not have used "twelvemonth" before, but I'm pretty sure they've used "twelvemoon" in that case because I'm sure I've heard it before, and it doesn't feel out of place regardless.

[Doopliss]

They might not have used "twelvemonth" before, but I'm pretty sure they've used "twelvemoon" in that case because I'm sure I've heard it before, and it doesn't feel out of place regardless.

Oh my god I can't believe I didn't think to look this up. You're right.
https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/w/inde...ult&fulltext=1
It's like month and moon is interchangeable in this game or something.

[Fawkes]

I'd love to agree with OP, but they called it "Etheirys".