In the Jewish calendar: the sixth month of the civil and twelfth of the religious year, consisting of 29 days and usually coinciding with parts…

The ninth month of the Jewish year, though named third in the traditional month-list, corresponding to the latter part of May and the earlier part of…

The fourth month of the Jewish year (though placed tenth in the traditional list of months), corresponding to parts of December and January.

In the ancient Hebrew calendar: the second month of the religious year and the eighth of the civil year, usually coinciding with parts of April…

The third month of the Jewish civil year and the ninth of the ecclesiastical year, corresponding to parts of November and December.

In the ancient Hebrew calendar: the first month of the ecclesiastical year and the seventh of the civil year, corresponding to the latter part of…

The name of one of the Jewish months, being the twelfth of the civil and sixth of the ecclesiastical year.

In the pre-exilic Jewish calendar: the seventh month of the religious year and first of the civil year, usually coinciding with parts of September…

The eleventh month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year and fifth of the civil year.

The tenth month of the Jewish civil year, and the fourth of the sacred, containing twenty-nine days, and corresponding to parts of June and July.

In the Jewish calendar: the fifth month of the religious year and eleventh of the civil year, usually coinciding with parts of July and August…

The eighth month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year, corresponding with the end of October and the beginning of November; = Hesvan, n.

The post-exilic name of one of the Jewish months, being the eighth of the civil and second of the ecclesiastical year; its pre-exilic name was Ziv, n.

The first month of the year in the Muslim calendar.

The second month of the French Republican calendar (introduced in 1793), extending from 22 October to 20 November.

The twelfth month of the French revolutionary calendar (from August 18 to September 16); the revolution which took place in that month in 1797.

The seventh month of the French revolutionary calendar (introduced in 1793), lasting from 21 March to 19 April.

The tenth month of the French revolutionary calendar (introduced in 1793), lasting from 19 June to 18 July.

The fifth month of the French revolutionary calendar (introduced in 1793), beginning on 20, 21, or 22 January and ending on 18, 19, or 20…

The ninth month of the French revolutionary calendar (introduced in 1793), lasting from 20 May to 18 June.

The fourth month of the French Republican calendar (introduced in 1793), extending from 21 December to 19 January.

The first month of the French republican calendar, introduced in 1793, extending from September 22 to October 21.

The eleventh month of the French revolutionary calendar, extending (in 1794) from July 19 to August 17.

The name adopted for the eighth month of the year in the calendar of the French Republic introduced in 1793; it extended from April 20 to May 19.

The sixth month of the French republican calendar, introduced in 1793, extending from 19 February to 20 March.

The eighth month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year and the second month of the civil year, corresponding to parts of October and November; also…

The Babylonian name of the first month of the Jewish civil year, or the seventh of the ecclesiastical, corresponding to parts of September and…

The third month of the French revolutionary calendar (from November 21 to December 20).