Definition: The English term "Almanac" is derived from its Latin root al meaning "to write," and masque which means "mark." Almas was a type of parchment used in the ancient Arab and Persian cultures for writing down religious events, laws, or other important records. The Almanac is an annual publication that contains lists of astronomical and calendar dates. The main function of the Almanac was to provide information to people living in Europe, especially the middle ages, which had a high need for accurate calendars. The Almanacs were published by Arab and Persian astrologers, who used them as a guide to their work and calculations. The definition of "Almanac" is an annual publication that contains lists of astronomical and calendar dates. It is also used to provide information about the year and to predict events such as births and deaths.
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