Hebrew Calendar Converter
Convert between Gregorian and Hebrew (Jewish) lunisolar calendars.
Date Selection
Lunisolar System
The Hebrew calendar is lunisolar, meaning it uses lunar months while keeping in sync with the solar year using leap months (Adar II). This ensures holidays like Passover always occur in the spring.
The Anno Mundi Epoch
The era used is *Anno Mundi* (year of the world). It counts from the biblical creation of the world, calculated as Oct 7, 3761 BC in the Gregorian calendar.
Usage & Religious Context
The Hebrew day begins at sunset. This converter provides the Hebrew date corresponding to the majority of the Gregorian day (daylight hours).
Convert Dates to the Hebrew (Jewish) Calendar
Convert any Gregorian date to its corresponding Hebrew calendar date, including leap months.
Input Date
Select a date from the Gregorian input field.
Convert
View the official Hebrew date representation.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Hebrew day starts at sunset, rather than midnight.
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