What month is it in the Ethiopian calendar right now?

It is currently Sene (ሰኔ) 2018 E.C. on the Ethiopian calendar — month 10 of 13. The Ethiopian year always begins on Meskerem 1 (September 11 on the Gregorian calendar).

How many days are in Pagume?

Pagume is the short 13th month of the Ethiopian calendar. It has 6 days in 1967 E.C. because 1967 is an Ethiopian leap year.

What are the 13 months of the Ethiopian calendar in order?

The 13 months of the Ethiopian calendar are: 1) Meskerem (መስከረም), 2) Tikimt (ጥቅምት), 3) Hidar (ኅዳር), 4) Tahsas (ታኅሣሥ), 5) Tir (ጥር), 6) Yekatit (የካቲት), 7) Megabit (መጋቢት), 8) Miyazya (ሚያዝያ), 9) Ginbot (ግንቦት), 10) Sene (ሰኔ), 11) Hamle (ሐምሌ), 12) Nehase (ነሐሴ), and 13) Pagume (ጳጉሜ). The first 12 months have 30 days each. Pagume has 5 days, or 6 in a leap year.

Is 1967 an Ethiopian leap year?

Yes. Ethiopian year 1967 is a leap year — Pagume (the 13th month) has 6 days, and Meskerem 1 of 1968 falls on September 12 of 1975.

When does Pagume 1967 start and end on the Gregorian calendar?

Pagume 1, 1967 E.C. corresponds to September 6, 1975 on the Gregorian calendar. Pagume 6, 1967 E.C. corresponds to September 11, 1975.

Ethiopian Calendar

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ጳጉሜ 1967 (September 6–11, 1975)

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ሰኞ Monday	ማክሰኞ Tuesday	ረቡዕ Wednesday	ሐሙስ Thursday	ዓርብ Friday	ቅዳሜ Saturday	እሁድ Sunday
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3Sep 8	4Sep 9	5Sep 10 የረቡዕ ጾምWednesday Fast	6Sep 11

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