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== English == | == English == | ||
# January | |||
# February | |||
# March | |||
# April | |||
# May | |||
# June | |||
# July | |||
# August | |||
# September | |||
# October | |||
# November | |||
# December | |||
== Russian == | |||
# Январь (Yanvar) | |||
# Февраль (Fevral) | |||
# Март (Mart) | |||
# Апрель (Aprel) | |||
# Май (Mai) | |||
# Июнь (Iun) | |||
# Июль (Iul) | |||
# Августь (Avgust) | |||
# Сентябрь (Sentyabr) | |||
# Октябрь (Oktyabr) | |||
# Ноябрь (Noyabr) | |||
# Декабрь (Dekabr) | |||
== Japanese == | |||
''See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_calendar#Months - modern / traditional'' | |||
# Ichigatsu / Mutsuki ''month of love'' | |||
# Nigatsu / Kisaragi ''changing clothes'' | |||
# Sangatsu / Yayoi ''new life'' | |||
# Shigatsu / Uzuki ''flower month'' | |||
# Gogatsu / Satsuki ''early rice planting month'' | |||
# Rokugatsu / Minazuki ''month of water'' | |||
# Shichigatsu / Fumizuki ''month of erudition'' | |||
# Hachigatsu / Hazuki ''month of leaves'' | |||
# Kugatsu / Nagatsuki ''the long month'' | |||
# Jugatsu / Kannazuki ''month of the gods'' | |||
# Juichigatsu / Shimotsuki ''month of frost'' | |||
# Junigatsu / Shiwasu ''priests running'' | |||
== French Revolutionary == | |||
''See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Republican_calendar#Months'' | |||
# Vendémiaire ''(vintage month)'' | |||
# Brumaire ''(fog month)'' | |||
# Frimaire ''(sleet month)'' | |||
# Nivôse ''(snow month)'' | |||
# Pluviôse ''(rain month)'' | |||
# Ventôse ''(wind month)'' | |||
# Germinal ''(seed month)'' | |||
# Floréal ''(blossom month)'' | |||
# Prairial ''(pasture month)'' | |||
# Messidor ''(harvest month)'' | |||
# Thermidor ''(heat month)'' | |||
# Fructidor ''(fruit month)'' | |||
# Sansculottides ''(additional days)'' | |||
== Hebrew == | |||
# Nisan | |||
# Iyyar | |||
# Sivan | |||
# Tammuz | |||
# Av | |||
# Elul | |||
# Tishri | |||
# Marheshvan | |||
# Kislev | |||
# Tevet | |||
# Shevat | |||
# Adar | |||
# Adar2 | |||
== Islamic == | |||
# Muharram | |||
# Safar | |||
# Rabi1 | |||
# Rabi2 | |||
# Jumada1 | |||
# Jumada2 | |||
# Rajab | |||
# Shaban | |||
# Ramadan | |||
# Shawwal | |||
# Dhu-al-Qada | |||
# Dhu-al-Hijja | |||
== Afghan == | |||
# Hamal ("حمل") | |||
# Sawr ("ثور") | |||
# Jawza ("جوزا") | |||
# Saratan ("سرطان") | |||
# Asad ("اسد") | |||
# Sonbola ("سنبله") | |||
# Mizan ("میزان") | |||
# Aqrab ("عقرب") | |||
# Qaws ("قوس") | |||
# Jadi ("جدی") | |||
# Dalwa ("دلو") | |||
# Hut ("حوت") | |||
== Armenian == | |||
# Nawasardi | |||
# Hori | |||
# Sahmi | |||
# Tre | |||
# Kaloch | |||
# Arach | |||
# Mehekani | |||
# Areg | |||
# Ahekani | |||
# Mareri | |||
# Margach | |||
# Hrotich | |||
== Coptic == | |||
# Thoout | |||
# Paope | |||
# Athor | |||
# Koiak | |||
# Tobe | |||
# Meshir | |||
# Paremotep | |||
# Parmoute | |||
# Pashons | |||
# Paone | |||
# Epep | |||
# Mesore | |||
# Epagomene | |||
== Egyptian == | |||
# Thoth | |||
# Phaophi | |||
# Athyr | |||
# Choiak | |||
# Tybi | |||
# Mechir | |||
# Phamenoth | |||
# Pharmuthi | |||
# Pachon | |||
# Payni | |||
# Epiphi | |||
# Mesori | |||
== Ethiopic == | |||
# Maskaram | |||
# Teqemt | |||
# Hedar | |||
# Takhsas | |||
# Ter | |||
# Yakatit | |||
# Magabit | |||
# Miyazya | |||
# Genbot | |||
# Sane | |||
# Hamle | |||
# Nahase | |||
# Paguemen | |||
== Bahai == | |||
# Baha ''(splendour)'' | |||
# Jalal ''(glory)'' | |||
# Jamal ''(beauty)'' | |||
# Azamat ''(grandeur)'' | |||
# Nur ''(light)'' | |||
# Rahmat ''(mercy)'' | |||
# Kalimat ''(words)'' | |||
# Kamal ''(perfection)'' | |||
# Azma ''(names)'' | |||
# Izzat ''(might)'' | |||
# Mashiyyat ''(will)'' | |||
# Ilm ''(knowledge)'' | |||
# Qudrat ''(power)'' | |||
# Qawl ''(speech)'' | |||
# Masail ''(questions)'' | |||
# Sharaf ''(honour)'' | |||
# Sultan ''(sovereignty)'' | |||
# Mulk ''(dominion)'' | |||
# Ala ''(loftiness)'' | |||
=== Bahai Vahid cycle === | |||
# Alif ''(A)'' | |||
# Ba ''(B)'' | |||
# Ab ''(father)'' | |||
# Dal ''(D)'' | |||
# Bab ''(gate)'' | |||
# Vav ''(V)'' | |||
# Abad ''(eternity)'' | |||
# Jad ''(generosity)'' | |||
# Baha ''(splendour)'' | |||
# Hubb ''(love)'' | |||
# Bahhaj ''(delightful)'' | |||
# Javab ''(answer)'' | |||
# Ahad ''(single)'' | |||
# Vahhab ''(bountiful)'' | |||
# Vidad ''(affection)'' | |||
# Badi ''(beginning)'' | |||
# Bahi ''(luminous)'' | |||
# Abha ''(brightest)'' | |||
# Vahid ''(unity)'' | |||
== Mayan haab == | |||
# Pop | |||
# Uo | |||
# Zip | |||
# Zotz | |||
# Tzec | |||
# Xul | |||
# Yaxkin | |||
# Mol | |||
# Chen | |||
# Yax | |||
# Zac | |||
# Ceh | |||
# Mac | |||
# Kankin | |||
# Muan | |||
# Pax | |||
# Kayab | |||
# Cumku | |||
# Uayeb | |||
== Mayan tzolkin == | |||
# Imix ''(alligator)'' | |||
# Ik ''(wind)'' | |||
# Akbal ''(night)'' | |||
# Kan ''(iguana)'' | |||
# Chicchan ''(serpent)'' | |||
# Cimi ''(death)'' | |||
# Manik ''(deer)'' | |||
# Lamat ''(rabbit)'' | |||
# Muluc ''(rain)'' | |||
# Oc ''(foot)'' | |||
# Chuen ''(monkey)'' | |||
# Eb ''(tooth)'' | |||
# Ben ''(cane)'' | |||
# Ix ''(jaguar)'' | |||
# Men ''(eagle)'' | |||
# Cib ''(owl)'' | |||
# Caban ''(quake)'' | |||
# Etznab ''(flint)'' | |||
# Cauac ''(storm)'' | |||
# Ahau ''(lord)'' | |||
== Balinese cycles == | |||
# Ekawara | |||
# Dwiwara | |||
# Triwara | |||
# Caturwara | |||
# Pancawara | |||
# Sadwara | |||
# Saptawara | |||
# Asatawara | |||
# Sangawara | |||
# Dasawara | |||
=== Balinese days === | |||
# Luang | |||
# Menga | |||
# Pepet | |||
# Pasah | |||
# Beleng | |||
# Kajeng | |||
# Sri | |||
# Laba | |||
# Jaya | |||
# Manala | |||
# Umanis | |||
# Paing | |||
# Pon | |||
# Wage | |||
# Keliwon | |||
# Tungleh | |||
# Aryang | |||
# Paniron | |||
# Was | |||
# Maulu | |||
# Redite | |||
# Coma | |||
# Anggara | |||
# Buda | |||
# Wraspati | |||
# Sukra | |||
# Saniscara | |||
# Sri | |||
# Indra | |||
# Guru | |||
# Yama | |||
# Ludra | |||
# Brahma | |||
# Kala | |||
# Uma | |||
# Dangu | |||
# Jangur | |||
# Gigis | |||
# Nohan | |||
# Ogan | |||
# Erangan | |||
# Urungan | |||
# Tulus | |||
# Dadi | |||
# Pandita | |||
# Pati | |||
# Suka | |||
# Duka | |||
# Sri | |||
# Manuh | |||
# Manusa | |||
# Raja | |||
# Dewa | |||
# Rakasa | |||
== Persian == | |||
# Farvardin | |||
# Ordibehesht | |||
# Xordad | |||
# Tir | |||
# Mordad | |||
# Shahrivar | |||
# Mehr | |||
# Aban | |||
# Azar | |||
# Dey | |||
# Bahman | |||
# Esfand | |||
===Persian days of the month=== | |||
# Hormuz | |||
# Bahman | |||
# Ordibehesht | |||
# Shahrivar | |||
# Esfandarmud | |||
# Xordad | |||
# Mordad | |||
# Diy-be-Azar | |||
# Azar | |||
# Aban | |||
# Xor | |||
# Mah | |||
# Tir | |||
# Goosh | |||
# Diy-be-Mehr | |||
# Mehr | |||
# Sorush | |||
# Rashn | |||
# Farvardin | |||
# Bahram | |||
# Ram | |||
# Bad | |||
# Diy-be-Din | |||
# Din | |||
# Ard | |||
# Ashtad | |||
# Asman | |||
# Zamyad | |||
# Maresfand | |||
# Aniran | |||
== Hindu Jovian cycle == | |||
# Prabhava | |||
# Vibhava | |||
# Sukla | |||
# Pramoda | |||
# Prajapati | |||
# Angiras | |||
# Srimukha | |||
# Bhava | |||
# Yuvan | |||
# Dhatr | |||
# Isvara | |||
# Bahudhanya | |||
# Pramathin | |||
# Vikrama | |||
# Vrsa | |||
# Citrabhanu | |||
# Subhanu | |||
# Tarana | |||
# Parthiva | |||
# Vyaya | |||
# Sarvajit | |||
# Sarvadharin | |||
# Raksasa | |||
# Vikrta | |||
# Khara | |||
# Nandana | |||
# Vijaya | |||
# Jaya | |||
# Manmatha | |||
# Durmukha | |||
# Hemalamba | |||
# Vilama | |||
# Vikarin | |||
# Sarvari | |||
# Plava | |||
# Subhakrt | |||
# Sobhana | |||
# Krodhin | |||
# Visvavasu | |||
# Parabhava | |||
# Plavanga | |||
# Kilaka | |||
# Saumya | |||
# Sadharana | |||
# Virodhakrt | |||
# Paridhavin | |||
# Pramathin | |||
# Ananda | |||
# Raksasa | |||
# Anala | |||
# Pingala | |||
# Kalayukta | |||
# Siddharthin | |||
# Raudra | |||
# Durmati | |||
# Dundubhi | |||
# Rudhirodgarin | |||
# Raktaksa | |||
# Krodhana | |||
# Ksaya | |||
[[Category:Calendar]] |
Latest revision as of 09:23, 15 March 2022
English[edit | edit source]
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
- November
- December
Russian[edit | edit source]
- Январь (Yanvar)
- Февраль (Fevral)
- Март (Mart)
- Апрель (Aprel)
- Май (Mai)
- Июнь (Iun)
- Июль (Iul)
- Августь (Avgust)
- Сентябрь (Sentyabr)
- Октябрь (Oktyabr)
- Ноябрь (Noyabr)
- Декабрь (Dekabr)
Japanese[edit | edit source]
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_calendar#Months - modern / traditional
- Ichigatsu / Mutsuki month of love
- Nigatsu / Kisaragi changing clothes
- Sangatsu / Yayoi new life
- Shigatsu / Uzuki flower month
- Gogatsu / Satsuki early rice planting month
- Rokugatsu / Minazuki month of water
- Shichigatsu / Fumizuki month of erudition
- Hachigatsu / Hazuki month of leaves
- Kugatsu / Nagatsuki the long month
- Jugatsu / Kannazuki month of the gods
- Juichigatsu / Shimotsuki month of frost
- Junigatsu / Shiwasu priests running
French Revolutionary[edit | edit source]
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Republican_calendar#Months
- Vendémiaire (vintage month)
- Brumaire (fog month)
- Frimaire (sleet month)
- Nivôse (snow month)
- Pluviôse (rain month)
- Ventôse (wind month)
- Germinal (seed month)
- Floréal (blossom month)
- Prairial (pasture month)
- Messidor (harvest month)
- Thermidor (heat month)
- Fructidor (fruit month)
- Sansculottides (additional days)
Hebrew[edit | edit source]
- Nisan
- Iyyar
- Sivan
- Tammuz
- Av
- Elul
- Tishri
- Marheshvan
- Kislev
- Tevet
- Shevat
- Adar
- Adar2
Islamic[edit | edit source]
- Muharram
- Safar
- Rabi1
- Rabi2
- Jumada1
- Jumada2
- Rajab
- Shaban
- Ramadan
- Shawwal
- Dhu-al-Qada
- Dhu-al-Hijja
Afghan[edit | edit source]
- Hamal ("حمل")
- Sawr ("ثور")
- Jawza ("جوزا")
- Saratan ("سرطان")
- Asad ("اسد")
- Sonbola ("سنبله")
- Mizan ("میزان")
- Aqrab ("عقرب")
- Qaws ("قوس")
- Jadi ("جدی")
- Dalwa ("دلو")
- Hut ("حوت")
Armenian[edit | edit source]
- Nawasardi
- Hori
- Sahmi
- Tre
- Kaloch
- Arach
- Mehekani
- Areg
- Ahekani
- Mareri
- Margach
- Hrotich
Coptic[edit | edit source]
- Thoout
- Paope
- Athor
- Koiak
- Tobe
- Meshir
- Paremotep
- Parmoute
- Pashons
- Paone
- Epep
- Mesore
- Epagomene
Egyptian[edit | edit source]
- Thoth
- Phaophi
- Athyr
- Choiak
- Tybi
- Mechir
- Phamenoth
- Pharmuthi
- Pachon
- Payni
- Epiphi
- Mesori
Ethiopic[edit | edit source]
- Maskaram
- Teqemt
- Hedar
- Takhsas
- Ter
- Yakatit
- Magabit
- Miyazya
- Genbot
- Sane
- Hamle
- Nahase
- Paguemen
Bahai[edit | edit source]
- Baha (splendour)
- Jalal (glory)
- Jamal (beauty)
- Azamat (grandeur)
- Nur (light)
- Rahmat (mercy)
- Kalimat (words)
- Kamal (perfection)
- Azma (names)
- Izzat (might)
- Mashiyyat (will)
- Ilm (knowledge)
- Qudrat (power)
- Qawl (speech)
- Masail (questions)
- Sharaf (honour)
- Sultan (sovereignty)
- Mulk (dominion)
- Ala (loftiness)
Bahai Vahid cycle[edit | edit source]
- Alif (A)
- Ba (B)
- Ab (father)
- Dal (D)
- Bab (gate)
- Vav (V)
- Abad (eternity)
- Jad (generosity)
- Baha (splendour)
- Hubb (love)
- Bahhaj (delightful)
- Javab (answer)
- Ahad (single)
- Vahhab (bountiful)
- Vidad (affection)
- Badi (beginning)
- Bahi (luminous)
- Abha (brightest)
- Vahid (unity)
Mayan haab[edit | edit source]
- Pop
- Uo
- Zip
- Zotz
- Tzec
- Xul
- Yaxkin
- Mol
- Chen
- Yax
- Zac
- Ceh
- Mac
- Kankin
- Muan
- Pax
- Kayab
- Cumku
- Uayeb
Mayan tzolkin[edit | edit source]
- Imix (alligator)
- Ik (wind)
- Akbal (night)
- Kan (iguana)
- Chicchan (serpent)
- Cimi (death)
- Manik (deer)
- Lamat (rabbit)
- Muluc (rain)
- Oc (foot)
- Chuen (monkey)
- Eb (tooth)
- Ben (cane)
- Ix (jaguar)
- Men (eagle)
- Cib (owl)
- Caban (quake)
- Etznab (flint)
- Cauac (storm)
- Ahau (lord)
Balinese cycles[edit | edit source]
- Ekawara
- Dwiwara
- Triwara
- Caturwara
- Pancawara
- Sadwara
- Saptawara
- Asatawara
- Sangawara
- Dasawara
Balinese days[edit | edit source]
- Luang
- Menga
- Pepet
- Pasah
- Beleng
- Kajeng
- Sri
- Laba
- Jaya
- Manala
- Umanis
- Paing
- Pon
- Wage
- Keliwon
- Tungleh
- Aryang
- Paniron
- Was
- Maulu
- Redite
- Coma
- Anggara
- Buda
- Wraspati
- Sukra
- Saniscara
- Sri
- Indra
- Guru
- Yama
- Ludra
- Brahma
- Kala
- Uma
- Dangu
- Jangur
- Gigis
- Nohan
- Ogan
- Erangan
- Urungan
- Tulus
- Dadi
- Pandita
- Pati
- Suka
- Duka
- Sri
- Manuh
- Manusa
- Raja
- Dewa
- Rakasa
Persian[edit | edit source]
- Farvardin
- Ordibehesht
- Xordad
- Tir
- Mordad
- Shahrivar
- Mehr
- Aban
- Azar
- Dey
- Bahman
- Esfand
Persian days of the month[edit | edit source]
- Hormuz
- Bahman
- Ordibehesht
- Shahrivar
- Esfandarmud
- Xordad
- Mordad
- Diy-be-Azar
- Azar
- Aban
- Xor
- Mah
- Tir
- Goosh
- Diy-be-Mehr
- Mehr
- Sorush
- Rashn
- Farvardin
- Bahram
- Ram
- Bad
- Diy-be-Din
- Din
- Ard
- Ashtad
- Asman
- Zamyad
- Maresfand
- Aniran
Hindu Jovian cycle[edit | edit source]
- Prabhava
- Vibhava
- Sukla
- Pramoda
- Prajapati
- Angiras
- Srimukha
- Bhava
- Yuvan
- Dhatr
- Isvara
- Bahudhanya
- Pramathin
- Vikrama
- Vrsa
- Citrabhanu
- Subhanu
- Tarana
- Parthiva
- Vyaya
- Sarvajit
- Sarvadharin
- Raksasa
- Vikrta
- Khara
- Nandana
- Vijaya
- Jaya
- Manmatha
- Durmukha
- Hemalamba
- Vilama
- Vikarin
- Sarvari
- Plava
- Subhakrt
- Sobhana
- Krodhin
- Visvavasu
- Parabhava
- Plavanga
- Kilaka
- Saumya
- Sadharana
- Virodhakrt
- Paridhavin
- Pramathin
- Ananda
- Raksasa
- Anala
- Pingala
- Kalayukta
- Siddharthin
- Raudra
- Durmati
- Dundubhi
- Rudhirodgarin
- Raktaksa
- Krodhana
- Ksaya