Ethanim
/ˈɛθənɪm/(also Etanim) Judaism (now historical )
noun
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 and October; in post-exilic times called Tishri.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Biblia: the Bible. From (i) post-classical Latin Ethanim (Vulgate).
- unforced
- unforced error
- unforcedly
- unfordable
- unforeseeable
- unforeseen
- unforested
- unforetold
- unforgettable
- unforgettably
- unforgivable
- unforgivably
- unforgiven
- unforgiving
- unforgivingly
- unforgivingness
- unforgotten
- unformatted
- unformed
- unformulated
- unforthcoming
- unfortified
- unfortunate
- unfortunately
- unfounded