I made months in af Somali

Since we don’t have months in Somali and we use Arabic, Italian or English months. I decided to make it in af Somali. What do you guys think? lol

Waa bilaha qaabka loo tiriyo Af-Soomaali iyo af Ingriis waayo

1: aragto= January
2: xigto= February
3: joogto= march
4: muuqato= April
5: socoto = may
6: dhexo= june
7: dheero= july
8: samo= August
9: dhammo= september
10: buuxo= october
11: tiro= November
12: Taammo = December
 
Since we don’t have months in Somali and we use Arabic, Italian or English months. I decided to make it in af Somali. What do you guys think? lol

Waa bilaha qaabka loo tiriyo Af-Soomaali iyo af Ingriis waayo

1: aragto= January
2: xigto= February
3: joogto= march
4: muuqato= April
5: socoto = may
6: dhexo= june
7: dheero= july
8: samo= August
9: dhammo= september
10: buuxo= october
11: tiro= November
12: Taammo = December

We have two calendars in af Somali solar and lunar based in af somali no Arabic, Italian or any foreigner loan words
 
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Since we don’t have months in Somali and we use Arabic, Italian or English months. I decided to make it in af Somali. What does you guys think? lol

Waa bilaha qaabka loo tiriyo Af-Soomaali iyo af Ingriis waayo

1: aragto= January
2: xigto= February
3: joogto= march
4: muuqato= April
5: socoto = may
6: dhexo= june
7: dheero= july
8: samo= August
9: dhammo= september
10: buuxo= october
11: tiro= November
12: Taammo = December
We have two calendars in af Somali solar and lunar based in af somali no Arabic, Italian or any foreigner loan words

Yes, we do but they don’t make sense. The words are too long, it is basically a description of the months

https://www.somalispot.com/threads/somali-calendar-an-ancient-accurate-timekeeping-system-pdf.1440/
 
Since we don’t have months in Somali and we use Arabic, Italian or English months. I decided to make it in af Somali. What do you guys think? lol

Waa bilaha qaabka loo tiriyo Af-Soomaali iyo af Ingriis waayo

1: aragto= January
2: xigto= February
3: joogto= march
4: muuqato= April
5: socoto = may
6: dhexo= june
7: dheero= july
8: samo= August
9: dhammo= september
10: buuxo= october
11: tiro= November
12: Taammo = December
But we do... we have months and days in somali but its only used by rer badiye.
Taam is arabic btw. Buux ama dhameystiran is somali
 

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Lol. I want to know your thought process.
Maxaad ka aragtaa January?
March maxay "joogto" ku tahay?
May maxay la sii socotaa?
etc.
I'm curious lol.
Okay. I got June, it's Dhexo because it's in the middle, right?
 
Lol. I want to know your thought process.
Maxaad ka aragtaa January?
March maxay "joogto" ku tahay?
May maxay la sii socotaa?
etc.
I'm curious lol.
Okay. I got June, it's Dhexo because it's in the middle, right?

Good questions. Actually very good questions. I will answer all your questions after work inshallah
 
Lol. I want to know your thought process.
Maxaad ka aragtaa January?
March maxay "joogto" ku tahay?
May maxay la sii socotaa?
etc.
I'm curious lol.
Okay. I got June, it's Dhexo because it's in the middle, right?

Dear sister Cawo Cawlo, Excuse my bad English but I’ll try to explain to you why I chose those names.

I called January = Aragto because it is the first month that sees the year

I also called March = Joogto. Well, here in North America most people think March is the slowest month of the year. This is the month were the long winter is supposed to end but most people think it is slow month because they can’t wait the spring. Same goes to college students who can’t wait for May to come.

I called May Socoto because that is when the fun comes. That is the month when college is closed. That is the month were people prepared to travel the summer. Socoto = travel
 

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Since we don’t have months in Somali and we use Arabic, Italian or English months. I decided to make it in af Somali. What do you guys think? lol

Waa bilaha qaabka loo tiriyo Af-Soomaali iyo af Ingriis waayo

1: aragto= January
2: xigto= February
3: joogto= march
4: muuqato= April
5: socoto = may
6: dhexo= june
7: dheero= july
8: samo= August
9: dhammo= september
10: buuxo= october
11: tiro= November
12: Taammo = December


Nice and spectacular
We should somalify our months not even follow the gregorian calendar as in the old days we nomads used to determine the stars but all that are now folklore
 
Seasons Months Days 1st Day of the Month Gregorian Date
Hagaa, 13 weeks:
Karan 31 Karan 1 July 20
Habar-ari 30 Habar-ari 1 August 20
Diracgood 30 Diracgood 1 September 19
Deyr, 13 weeks: Deyrweyn 31 Deyrweyn 1 October 19
Ximir 30 Ximir 1 November 19
Xays 30 Xays 1 December 19
Jilal, 13 weeks: Lixkor 31 Lixkor 1 January 18
Toddob 30 Toddob 1 February 18
Aminla 30 Aminla 1 March 20
Gu', 13 weeks + 1: Fushade 31 Fushade 1 April 19
Gu'soore 30 Gu'soore 1 May 20
Samuulad 31 Samuulad 1 June 19


Soo Roga Saturday
Koobin Sunday
Lammin Monday
Lamatoke Tuesday
Koodaar Wednesday
Hakisa Thursday
Hakisa-Bile Friday
 

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