Definition of Adar in English:

Adar

noun aˈdɑːˈäˌdär

1(in the Jewish calendar) the sixth month of the civil and twelfth of the religious year, usually coinciding with parts of February and March. It is known in leap years as Second Adar.
（犹太历法）阿达尔月（国历6月，教历12月，通常和公历部分2、3月重合；在闰年称第二阿达尔月）
Example sentencesExamples
- The sixth month of the Jewish calendar is called Adar, and in leap years there are two Adars called Adar I and Adar II.
- The seventh day of Adar is the anniversary of Moses' death.
- Purim is celebrated on the 14th and 15th days of Adar, the twelfth month of the Jewish Calendar.
- Today, in traditional Jewish congregations, the Sabbath preceding the first of the month of Adar is called ‘Sabbath Shekalim’.
- The ceremony is on Adar 7, the Hebrew anniversary of the death of Moses, whose final resting place is also not known.
1. 1.1 An intercalary month preceding Adar in leap years, also called First Adar.
  第一阿达尔月（在闰年的阿达尔月之前的闰月）。亦称 First Adar
  Example sentencesExamples
  The only month ever added to the year is Adar in which case the year has two Adar's: A First Adar and a Second Adar.
  In a leap year, the intercalcated month is called Adar Sheni (Second Adar or Adar II) and the regular month Adar Rishom (First Adar or Adar I).
  This last past Monday, we entered a new Jewish month, the month of Adar Rishon (First Adar; this is a Jewish leap year) about which the Talmud writes.
  This year we celebrate two months of Adar, Adar Rishon (First Adar) and Adar Sheni.
  On the fourteenth and fifteenth of First Adar, Tahanun is omitted, no eulogy is said, and fasting is not permitted.

Origin

From Hebrew ’ăḏār.

Definition of Adar in US English:

Adar

nounˈäˌdär

1(in the Jewish calendar) the sixth month of the civil and twelfth of the religious year, usually coinciding with parts of February and March. It is known in leap years as Second Adar.
（犹太历法）阿达尔月（国历6月，教历12月，通常和公历部分2、3月重合；在闰年称第二阿达尔月）
Example sentencesExamples
- The seventh day of Adar is the anniversary of Moses' death.
- Purim is celebrated on the 14th and 15th days of Adar, the twelfth month of the Jewish Calendar.
- The ceremony is on Adar 7, the Hebrew anniversary of the death of Moses, whose final resting place is also not known.
- Today, in traditional Jewish congregations, the Sabbath preceding the first of the month of Adar is called ‘Sabbath Shekalim’.
- The sixth month of the Jewish calendar is called Adar, and in leap years there are two Adars called Adar I and Adar II.
1. 1.1 An intercalary month preceding Adar in leap years, also called First Adar.
  第一阿达尔月（在闰年的阿达尔月之前的闰月）。亦称 First Adar
  Example sentencesExamples
  In a leap year, the intercalcated month is called Adar Sheni (Second Adar or Adar II) and the regular month Adar Rishom (First Adar or Adar I).
  On the fourteenth and fifteenth of First Adar, Tahanun is omitted, no eulogy is said, and fasting is not permitted.
  This last past Monday, we entered a new Jewish month, the month of Adar Rishon (First Adar; this is a Jewish leap year) about which the Talmud writes.
  The only month ever added to the year is Adar in which case the year has two Adar's: A First Adar and a Second Adar.
  This year we celebrate two months of Adar, Adar Rishon (First Adar) and Adar Sheni.

Origin

From Hebrew ’ăḏār.

词汇	Adar
释义	Definition of Adar in English: Adar noun aˈdɑːˈäˌdär 1(in the Jewish calendar) the sixth month of the civil and twelfth of the religious year, usually coinciding with parts of February and March. It is known in leap years as Second Adar. （犹太历法）阿达尔月（国历6月，教历12月，通常和公历部分2、3月重合；在闰年称第二阿达尔月） Example sentencesExamples The sixth month of the Jewish calendar is called Adar, and in leap years there are two Adars called Adar I and Adar II. The seventh day of Adar is the anniversary of Moses' death. Purim is celebrated on the 14th and 15th days of Adar, the twelfth month of the Jewish Calendar. Today, in traditional Jewish congregations, the Sabbath preceding the first of the month of Adar is called ‘Sabbath Shekalim’. The ceremony is on Adar 7, the Hebrew anniversary of the death of Moses, whose final resting place is also not known. 1.1 An intercalary month preceding Adar in leap years, also called First Adar. 第一阿达尔月（在闰年的阿达尔月之前的闰月）。亦称 First Adar Example sentencesExamples The only month ever added to the year is Adar in which case the year has two Adar's: A First Adar and a Second Adar. In a leap year, the intercalcated month is called Adar Sheni (Second Adar or Adar II) and the regular month Adar Rishom (First Adar or Adar I). This last past Monday, we entered a new Jewish month, the month of Adar Rishon (First Adar; this is a Jewish leap year) about which the Talmud writes. This year we celebrate two months of Adar, Adar Rishon (First Adar) and Adar Sheni. On the fourteenth and fifteenth of First Adar, Tahanun is omitted, no eulogy is said, and fasting is not permitted. Origin From Hebrew ’ăḏār. Definition of Adar in US English: Adar nounˈäˌdär 1(in the Jewish calendar) the sixth month of the civil and twelfth of the religious year, usually coinciding with parts of February and March. It is known in leap years as Second Adar. （犹太历法）阿达尔月（国历6月，教历12月，通常和公历部分2、3月重合；在闰年称第二阿达尔月） Example sentencesExamples The seventh day of Adar is the anniversary of Moses' death. Purim is celebrated on the 14th and 15th days of Adar, the twelfth month of the Jewish Calendar. The ceremony is on Adar 7, the Hebrew anniversary of the death of Moses, whose final resting place is also not known. Today, in traditional Jewish congregations, the Sabbath preceding the first of the month of Adar is called ‘Sabbath Shekalim’. The sixth month of the Jewish calendar is called Adar, and in leap years there are two Adars called Adar I and Adar II. 1.1 An intercalary month preceding Adar in leap years, also called First Adar. 第一阿达尔月（在闰年的阿达尔月之前的闰月）。亦称 First Adar Example sentencesExamples In a leap year, the intercalcated month is called Adar Sheni (Second Adar or Adar II) and the regular month Adar Rishom (First Adar or Adar I). On the fourteenth and fifteenth of First Adar, Tahanun is omitted, no eulogy is said, and fasting is not permitted. This last past Monday, we entered a new Jewish month, the month of Adar Rishon (First Adar; this is a Jewish leap year) about which the Talmud writes. The only month ever added to the year is Adar in which case the year has two Adar's: A First Adar and a Second Adar. This year we celebrate two months of Adar, Adar Rishon (First Adar) and Adar Sheni. Origin From Hebrew ’ăḏār.
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