Jumada al-Awwal
American
[joo-mah-dah awl-uh-wawl]
/ dʒʊˈmɑ dɑ ˌɔl əˈwɔl /
noun
Etymology
Origin of Jumada al-Awwal
First recorded in 1760–70; from Arabic jumādā al-ʾawwal “the first Jumada,” from jumādā (akin to jamada “to freeze”) + al “the” + ʾawwal “first”
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