Adar Rishon
American
[uh-dahr ree-shohn]
/ əˈdɑr riˈʃoʊn /
noun
Etymology
Origin of Adar Rishon
First recorded in 1830–40; from Hebrew ădhār rishôn “first Adar,” from ădhār Adar ( def. ) + rishôn “first” (akin to rōsh “beginning, head”; see also resh ( def. ), rho ( def. ), Rosh Hashanah ( def. ))
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