Amshir (Coptic month)

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Amshir is the sixth month of the Coptic calendar, roughly corresponding to mid-February to mid-March in the Gregorian calendar and traditionally associated with strong winds and storms in Egypt.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Coptic month
month of the Egyptian calendar
associatedWith dust storms in Egypt
storms
strong winds
belongsToSeason Peret (emergence) in some Coptic traditions
calendarEraAlignment Gregorian calendar NERFINISHED
calendarType solar
climateCharacteristic unstable weather
windy
correspondsRoughlyToGregorianPeriod mid-February to mid-March
countryContext Egypt NERFINISHED
derivedFrom ancient Egyptian calendar
duration 30 days
follows Tobi NERFINISHED
hasCopticLiturgicalUse determining readings and fasts
hasCopticNumber ϯⲙⲏϣⲓⲣ (sixth month)
hasSeasonalRole late winter in Egypt
isAlsoTransliteratedAs Amshir
Amshir (Amshir/Amshir variants)
languageForm Coptic
partOf Alexandrian calendar system NERFINISHED
Coptic calendar NERFINISHED
positionInCopticYear 6
precedes Baramhat NERFINISHED
religiousContext Coptic Christianity NERFINISHED
traditionalReputation stormy month in Egypt
usedBy Coptic Christians
Egyptian farmers
usedIn Coptic Orthodox Church liturgical calendar
agricultural calendar of Egypt

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