Av

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Av is the fifth month of the Hebrew calendar, traditionally associated with both national tragedies and consolation in Jewish history and observance.

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Observed surface forms (5)

Surface form Occurrences
Tisha B'Av 0
Tu B'Av 0
The Nine Days 0

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hebrew calendar month
Jewish fast day
Jewish minor holiday
month of the Hebrew calendar
period of mourning in Judaism
period of mourning in Judaism
alsoCalled Menachem
surface form: Menachem Av
associatedWith Jewish history
Jewish observance
consolation
destruction of the First Temple
destruction of the Second Temple
joy
love
national tragedies
calendar Hebrew calendar
characterizedBy consolation in its second half
mourning in its first half
containsPeriod The Nine Days
Three Weeks
surface form: The Three Weeks
correspondsRoughlyToGregorian July–August
dayOfMonth 15
9
endsInMonth Av
endsOnDay 9 Av
follows Tammuz
hasDay Tisha BAv
surface form: Tisha B'Av

Tu B'Av
hasNumberOfDays 30
hasTheme destruction and rebuilding
tragedy and consolation
languageOfName Hebrew
meaning Consoling Av
occursInMonth Av
Av
Av
partOf Jewish year
positionInCalendar 5
precedes Elul
religiousTradition Judaism
seasonInIsrael summer
startsOnDay 1 Av
usedBy Jewish communities worldwide
usedFor dating documents in Jewish law
determining Jewish fast days
determining Jewish holidays
usedIn liturgical calendar
religious observances

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Tammuz precedes Av