What should we call a Kerbin Day and a Kerbin Year?

[SkyRender]

I think a little Anglicization of the reverse-Spanish terms would work. A day could be called an Eidi, and a year could be an Onya. Short, sweet, to the point.

[Whirligig Girl]

Dais (pronounced Dah-uhs) and Yars, also Munths and Wekes.

[Vector]

If they measure sidereal days instead of solar days, do they have many leap-seconds every day to keep their clocks coinciding with daylight, or do they adjust their alarm clocks and wake/sleep cycles to different times for different times of the year?

[Javster]

*Shoots self*

Seriously, no.

Any Spaniards browsing, what's year in Spanish? We could call it that backwards!

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[lajoswinkler]

oña - year

aíd - day

[J.Random]

So first off, do they need a name other than "Kerbin Days" or "Kerbin Years"?

No. It's still days and years.

[LawnDartLeo]

Have all words start with a K!

We can have Kays, Kears, and also Keeks and Konths.

.... bravo for sliding that one in under the censors noses.