Veadar

American

[vee-uh-dahr, -ah-dahr, vey-, vee-uh-dahr, -ah-dahr] / ˈvi əˌdɑr, -ɑˌdɑr, ˈveɪ-, ˌvi əˈdɑr, -ɑˈdɑr /

noun

another term for Adar II.

Veadar British

/ ˈveɪ-, ˈviːəˌdɑː /

noun

Judaism Adar Sheni See Adar

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Etymology

Origin of Veadar

First recorded in 1590–1600; from Hebrew vĕ “and” + ădhār Adar

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Veadar, vē′a-dar, n. the name of the intercalary or thirteenth month of the Jewish year, which must have been inserted about every third year.

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