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	The hill tribes count their age by nameday, which is typically about half a Cycle after a person's birthday.		The hill tribes count their age by nameday, which is typically about half a Cycle after a person's birthday. To calculate a Hill-tribe person's true age<ref>For example, at the beginning of Mierin's Tale, she just underwent her final rite of adulthood, and states that she is 13 Cycles old. Her actual age would be closer to 13½ Cycles (17 years, 8½ months)</ref>, you need to add 1/2 of a Cycle to their 'official' age.

	Even though nobody remembers why this is the custom, it is likely a result of accommodating around infant death. Most parents now name their child at birth, but their nameday is still an official rite celebrated.		Even though nobody remembers why this is the custom, it is likely a result of accommodating around infant death. Most parents now name their child at birth, but their nameday is still an official rite celebrated.

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The hill tribes count their age by nameday, which is typically about half a Cycle after a person's birthday.

Even though nobody remembers why this is the custom, it is likely a result of accommodating around infant death. Most parents now name their child at birth, but their nameday is still an official rite celebrated.

A Cycle is 1.3125 earth years long, and young people are considered adults after receiving their final rite at the first full moons after their 13th nameday.

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Nekomusume Daisuki at 21:20, 8 May 2024