From 6bf0a5cb5034a7e684dcc3500e841785237ce2dd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Daniel Baumann Date: Sun, 7 Apr 2024 19:32:43 +0200 Subject: Adding upstream version 1:115.7.0. Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann --- .../rm/locale/rm/calendar/dateFormat.properties | 146 +++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 146 insertions(+) create mode 100644 thunderbird-l10n/rm/chrome/rm/locale/rm/calendar/dateFormat.properties (limited to 'thunderbird-l10n/rm/chrome/rm/locale/rm/calendar/dateFormat.properties') diff --git a/thunderbird-l10n/rm/chrome/rm/locale/rm/calendar/dateFormat.properties b/thunderbird-l10n/rm/chrome/rm/locale/rm/calendar/dateFormat.properties new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b061559708 --- /dev/null +++ b/thunderbird-l10n/rm/chrome/rm/locale/rm/calendar/dateFormat.properties @@ -0,0 +1,146 @@ +# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public +# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this +# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. + +# In case you are looking for the note about different declensions on date +# formats, here it is. If your language doesn't use different declensions of +# month names, you shouldn't have much work. Just leave the *.monthFormat +# string on "nominative" and the string month.*.name will be filled in. +# +# If you need a different form for a string, you can change the +# *.monthFormat to a different value. Supported values are currently: +# nominative (default), genitive +# The modified month name form will then be filled in accordingly. If this +# system does not suit your needs, please file a bug! + +# LOCALIZATION NOTE (month.*.name): +# Some languages require different declensions of month names. +# These values will be used if *.monthFormat is set to "nominative" or in places +# where using a different declension is not yet supported. +month.1.name=Schaner +month.2.name=Favrer +month.3.name=Mars +month.4.name=Avrigl +month.5.name=Matg +month.6.name=Zercladur +month.7.name=Fanadur +month.8.name=Avust +month.9.name=Settember +month.10.name=October +month.11.name=November +month.12.name=December + +# LOCALIZATION NOTE (month.*.genitive): +# Some languages require different declensions of month names. +# These values will be used if *.monthFormat is set to "genitive" +# If your language doesn't use different declensions, just set the same +# values as for month.*.name. +month.1.genitive=Schaner +month.2.genitive=Favrer +month.3.genitive=Mars +month.4.genitive=Avrigl +month.5.genitive=Matg +month.6.genitive=Zercladur +month.7.genitive=Fanadur +month.8.genitive=Avust +month.9.genitive=Settember +month.10.genitive=October +month.11.genitive=November +month.12.genitive=December + +month.1.Mmm=schan +month.2.Mmm=favr +month.3.Mmm=mars +month.4.Mmm=avr +month.5.Mmm=matg +month.6.Mmm=zer +month.7.Mmm=fan +month.8.Mmm=avu +month.9.Mmm=sett +month.10.Mmm=oct +month.11.Mmm=nov +month.12.Mmm=dec + +day.1.name=Dumengia +day.2.name=Glindesdi +day.3.name=Mardi +day.4.name=Mesemna +day.5.name=Gievgia +day.6.name=Venderdi +day.7.name=Sonda + +day.1.Mmm=du +day.2.Mmm=gli +day.3.Mmm=ma +day.4.Mmm=me +day.5.Mmm=gie +day.6.Mmm=ve +day.7.Mmm=so + +# Can someone tell me why we're not counting from zero? +day.1.short=du +day.2.short=gli +day.3.short=ma +day.4.short=me +day.5.short=gie +day.6.short=ve +day.7.short=so + +# Localizable day's date +day.1.number=1 +day.2.number=2 +day.3.number=3 +day.4.number=4 +day.5.number=5 +day.6.number=6 +day.7.number=7 +day.8.number=8 +day.9.number=9 +day.10.number=10 +day.11.number=11 +day.12.number=12 +day.13.number=13 +day.14.number=14 +day.15.number=15 +day.16.number=16 +day.17.number=17 +day.18.number=18 +day.19.number=19 +day.20.number=20 +day.21.number=21 +day.22.number=22 +day.23.number=23 +day.24.number=24 +day.25.number=25 +day.26.number=26 +day.27.number=27 +day.28.number=28 +day.29.number=29 +day.30.number=30 +day.31.number=31 + +# LOCALIZATION NOTE (dayOrdinalSymbol): +# Allows to insert a string, a character or a symbol after the number of a +# monthday in order to give it the meaning of ordinal number e.g. 1 -> 1st etc. +# It's mainly used when formatting dates with both monthday and month name. It +# affects the following localizable strings that hence must be localized *without* +# any ordinal symbol for the monthday number: +# dayHeaderLabel, monthlyDaysOfNth_day, +# yearlyNthOn, daysIntervalBetweenYears, +# daysIntervalBetweenMonths, daysIntervalInMonth. +# Write only a single string if the ordinal symbol is the same for every monthday, otherwise +# write a sequence of _31_ strings (one for each monthday) separated with commas. +# If your language doesn't require that in the mentioned strings, leave it empty. +# e.g. +# dayOrdinalSymbol=. +# -> daysIntervalInMonth: 'March 3. - 9., 2008' +# dayOrdinalSymbol=st,nd,rd,th,th,th,th,th,th,th,th,th,th,th,th, +# th,th,th,th,th,st,nd,rd,th,th,th,th,th,th,th,st +# -> daysIntervalBetweenMonths: 'September 29th - November 1st, 2008' +dayOrdinalSymbol= + +noon=Mezdi +midnight=Mesanotg + +AllDay=Tutta di +Repeating=(Sa repeta) -- cgit v1.2.3