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The last 4 months of the year were named from their Latin origins; "septem" for seven, "octo" for eight, "novem" for nine, and "decem" for ten. This was back when there were only ten months of the year instead of twelve i.e. the wintertime was mostly monthless until January and February were added to the calendar.

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Your answer doesn't answer the question of why its not called Octember.
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It comes from the Latin words for seven, eight, nine and ten which are Septem, Octo, Novem and Decem. The ber suffix means month. So "ber" was added to the end of each number to describe the month.

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