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Jumada

British  
/ dʒʊˈmɑːdə /

noun

  1. either the fifth or the sixth month of the Muslim year, known respectively as Jumada I and Jumada II

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Etymology

Origin of Jumada

Arabic

Example Sentences

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His death took place on the 14th of the Latter Jumádá at Ṭábarán, a village near Ṭús.

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April 12, 1264 / 4th day of Jumada, A.H.

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