Meskerem 1.5

Review of Ethiopian Calendar:

• The Ethiopian calendar is derived from the ancient Alexandrian or Coptic calendar, incorporating a leap day every four years akin to the Julian calendar.
• Consisting of twelve months encompassing 30 days each, it also includes a thirteenth month with either five or, during leap years, six days. This month, known as Pagume, is instrumental in determining the Ethiopian New Year, which typically occurs on either September 11th or 12th.
• Here are the names of the months: Meskerem, Tikimit, Hidar, Tahisas, Tir, Yekatit, Megabit, Meyazya, Ginbot, Sene, Hamle, Nehase, and Pagume. The days of the week are named as follows: Segno (Monday), Maksegno (Tuesday), Erob (Wednesday), Hamus (Thursday), Arb (Friday), Kidame (Saturday), and Ehud (Sunday).

This application offers a feature to view the Ethiopian calendar showcasing official Ethiopian holidays and the option to display religious fasting days. Additionally, the app allows for the presentation of Geez numerals for a complete user experience.

Enjoy exploring the rich cultural heritage embedded within the Ethiopian calendar!