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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
This lesson covers the Assyrian Neo-Aramaic names for the months of the year. Each month in Assyrian Neo-Aramaic not only has a unique name but also carries cultural significance, often tied to seasonal events, holidays, and historical traditions. | This lesson covers the Assyrian Neo-Aramaic names for the months of the year. Each month in Assyrian Neo-Aramaic not only has a unique name but also carries cultural significance, often tied to seasonal events, holidays, and historical traditions. |
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Introduction[edit | edit source]
This lesson covers the Assyrian Neo-Aramaic names for the months of the year. Each month in Assyrian Neo-Aramaic not only has a unique name but also carries cultural significance, often tied to seasonal events, holidays, and historical traditions.
Vocabulary List[edit | edit source]
Month | Assyrian Neo-Aramaic | Cultural Significance |
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January | Kanon kharaya | A time for new beginnings; often marked by celebrations of the New Year. |
February | Eshwat | Known for the cold weather; a period of preparation for spring. |
March | Adar | Associated with the start of spring; agricultural preparations begin. |
April | Nisan | Celebrated as the month of liberation and rebirth; includes holidays such as Kha b' Nisan (Assyrian New Year). |
May | Iyar | Known for the blooming of flowers and moderate climate. |
June | Khziran | Marks the beginning of summer; often associated with harvesting certain crops. |
July | Tamoz | Characterized by hot weather; summer festivals are common. |
August | Tabbakh (Ab) | Traditionally a month of harvest; celebrated for its agricultural significance. |
September | Ilol | Marks the end of summer and beginning of autumn; harvest season continues. |
October | Teshrin qamaya | Associated with cooler temperatures and the changing of leaves. |
November | Teshrin kharaya | Known for the onset of winter; preparations for the cold season begin. |
December | Kanon qamaya | Celebratory month with Christmas and New Year's Eve; a time of family gatherings and reflections. |
Source[edit | edit source]
http://www.learnassyrian.com/aramaic/time/time.html
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