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‖ Tishri, Tisri|ˈtɪʃriː|, |ˈtɪzriː|
[ad. late Heb. tishrī, f. Aramaic sh⊇rā to begin.]
The Babylonian name of the first month of the Jewish civil year, or the seventh of the ecclesiastical, corresponding to parts of September and October: substituted after the captivity for the earlier name Ethanim.
1833[see Abib]. 1877C. Geikie Christ xlix. (1879) 578 The seventh month Tisri, part of our Sep. and Oct. 1904Daily Chron. 9 Sept. 6/7 To-night marks the advent of Tishri, the most important month in the Jewish calendar. 1904Jewish Encycl. VIII. 672 Tishri is characterized as the month of the birth of the Patriarchs. |