What month is it in the Ethiopian calendar right now?

It is currently Miyazya (ሚያዝያ) 2018 E.C. on the Ethiopian calendar — month 8 of 13. The Ethiopian year always begins on Meskerem 1 (September 11 on the Gregorian calendar).

How many days are in Tir?

Tir, like the other 12 long months of the Ethiopian calendar, has 30 days.

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 2014 an Ethiopian leap year?

No. Ethiopian year 2014 is a common year — Pagume (the 13th month) has 5 days, and Meskerem 1 of 2015 falls on September 11 of 2022.

When does Tir 2014 start and end on the Gregorian calendar?

Tir 1, 2014 E.C. corresponds to January 9, 2022 on the Gregorian calendar. Tir 30, 2014 E.C. corresponds to February 7, 2022.

Ethiopian Calendar

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ጥር 2014 (January 9 – February 7, 2022)

ሰኞ Monday	ማክሰኞ Tuesday	ረቡዕ Wednesday	ሐሙስ Thursday	ዓርብ Friday	ቅዳሜ Saturday	እሁድ Sunday
						1January 9
2January 10	3January 11	4January 12	5January 13	6January 14	7January 15	8January 16
9January 17🇺🇸	10January 18	11January 19ጥምቀትEpiphany	12January 20	13January 21	14January 22	15January 23
16January 24	17January 25	18January 26	19January 27	20January 28	21January 29	22January 30
23January 31	24February 1	25February 2	26February 3	27February 4	28February 5	29February 6
30February 7

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