annus
/ˈænʊs/Definitions
1. noun
A year, especially in the context of the Roman calendar.
“The Roman Empire lasted for several annus, dominating much of Europe.”
2. noun
A year as a unit of time in the Julian and Gregorian calendars, but with an extra day.
“The ancient Romans used a 355-day year, which added an extra annus to their calendar every four years.”