Sanskrit Names of Months
Sanskrit names of months of a calendar from English are provided in this post, also with the Roman transliteration so that people who do not understand the Devanagari script could read the Sanskrit words. We have followed the IAST format while providing the Roman transliteration, which is a bit different from ISO format.
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Sanskrit Names of Months from English–(मासाः)
| English Names of Months | Sanskrit Names of Months | Transliteration |
| March/April | चैत्रः | Chaitraḥ |
| April/May | वैशाखः | Vaiśākhaḥ |
| May/June | ज्येष्ठः | Jyeṣṭhaḥ |
| June/July | आषाढः | Āṣāḍhaḥ |
| July/August | श्रावणः | Śrāvaṇaḥ |
| August/September | भाद्रपदः | Bhādrapadaḥ |
| September/October | आश्विनः | Āśvinaḥ |
| October/November | कार्तिकः | Kārtikaḥ |
| November/December | मार्गशीर्षः | Mārgaśīrṣaḥ |
| December/January | पौषः | Pauṣaḥ |
| January/February | माघः | Māghaḥ |
| February/March | फाल्गुनः | Phālgunaḥ |
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i think it should be given into a one month and it’s name in sanskrit
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This list identifies Phalgunah as the rice planting month; in Guam the local dictionary identifies falaula as the rice planting season. Are the two words the same. And, is the month that rice is harvested.
I am not sure about word used in Guam. Rice is harvested usually in October/December time period.