Veadar
- noun
- /ˈviːədɑːr/
- Specialized
- The addition of Veadar ensures the Jewish festivals remain in the correct season.
Examples
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In leap years, Veadar is observed after the month of Adar.
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The Hebrew calendar occasionally includes Veadar to align with the solar cycle.
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This year includes a Veadar for the first time.
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Many people celebrate in Veadar with special events.
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In leap years, Veadar is observed after the month of Adar.
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The Hebrew calendar occasionally includes Veadar to align with the solar cycle.
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The addition of Veadar ensures the Jewish festivals remain in the correct season.
Synonyms
An extra month added to the Jewish calendar in leap years after Adar
Surface Forms
Etymology
Veadar comes from Hebrew parts ve- meaning 'and' and Adar, the name of a month. So Veadar is an 'extra Adar', an additional month placed after Adar in some years to keep the moon calendar in step with the sun and the seasons.