Magh
- noun
- Indian
- Many Hindu weddings are scheduled during Magh, a period considered auspicious for ceremonies.
Examples
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The Magh month is significant for many Hindus.
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The festival of Makar Sankranti is celebrated in the month of Magh.
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In 2022, Magh began in mid-January and ended in mid-February according to the lunar calendar.
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Many rituals take place during Magh month.
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The month of Magh is significant for many Hindus, as it is a time for reflection and pilgrimage.
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During Magh, many communities come together to observe traditional festivals and rituals.
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The auspicious month of Magh often includes the celebration of Makar Sankranti among other festivities.
Synonyms
A month in the Hindu calendar that usually falls in January or February
Surface Forms
Etymology
Magh comes from the Sanskrit and Hindi name Magha, which was the name of a bright star group used long ago to mark that time of year. So Magh is the Hindu month that today falls around 'January', and thinking of the star and festivals like Makar Sankranti helps you remember it.