12 মাহৰ নাম অসমীয়াত | Months Name in Assamese and English

If someone asks which month it is, the immediate answer would be – January or February, etc. While making children remember the names of the months, we make them remember only January, February, and March. Even in India, many people do not know English, but if they are asked the names of the months, they tell the names of these months only. Whereas January, February, March, and April are the names of the English calendar, not Assamese. So that's why, let me tell you today the names of all the 12 months of the Assamese calendar.

12 Months Name in Assamese (মাহৰ নাম অসমীয়াত)

Below, we've mentioned the months of the year. Let's start with the calendar charts list.

No.	English	Assamese	No. of days
1	January	মাঘ (magh)	31
2	February	ফাগুন (phagun)	28/29
3	March	চ’ত (söt)	31
4	April	ব’হাগ (Bohag)	30
5	May	জেঠ (zeth)	31
6	June	আহাৰ (ahar)	30
7	July	শাওণ (xaun)	31
8	August	ভাদ (bhado)	31
9	September	আহিন (ahin)	30
10	October	কাতি (kati)	31
11	November	আঘোণ (aghun)	30
12	December	পুহ (puh)	31

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