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11 [eleven]

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Months

11 [અગિયાર]

11 [Agiyāra]

મહિનાઓ

[mahinā'ō]

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January જ-ન--ુઆરી જા____ જ-ન-ય-આ-ી --------- જાન્યુઆરી 0
jā--a----yu&a-os--rī j___________________ j-n-a-o-;-u-a-o-;-r- -------------------- jān'yu'ārī
February ફ-બ-ર-આરી ફે____ ફ-બ-ર-આ-ી --------- ફેબ્રુઆરી 0
p------a--s;ā-ī p______________ p-ē-r-&-p-s-ā-ī --------------- phēbru'ārī
March મ-ર-ચ મા__ મ-ર-ચ ----- માર્ચ 0
mā--a m____ m-r-a ----- mārca
April એ-્ર-લ એ___ એ-્-િ- ------ એપ્રિલ 0
ē----a ē_____ ē-r-l- ------ ēprila
May -ે મે મ- -- મે 0
m- m_ m- -- mē
June જૂન જૂ_ જ-ન --- જૂન 0
jū-a j___ j-n- ---- jūna
These are six months. ત--છ -હ-ના---. તે છ મ__ છે_ ત- છ મ-િ-ા છ-. -------------- તે છ મહિના છે. 0
tē ch--mahin- -hē. t_ c__ m_____ c___ t- c-a m-h-n- c-ē- ------------------ tē cha mahinā chē.
January, February, March, જા---ુઆ-- -ેબ્--આર--મ---ચ, જા____ ફે____ મા___ જ-ન-ય-આ-ી ફ-બ-ર-આ-ી મ-ર-ચ- -------------------------- જાન્યુઆરી ફેબ્રુઆરી માર્ચ, 0
J---a-os-yu&a--s;ār- -hē--u&ap---ā-ī------, J___________________ p______________ m_____ J-n-a-o-;-u-a-o-;-r- p-ē-r-&-p-s-ā-ī m-r-a- ------------------------------------------- Jān'yu'ārī phēbru'ārī mārca,
April, May and June. એ-્ર--,--ે અને----. એ____ મે અ_ જૂ__ એ-્-િ-, મ- અ-ે જ-ન- ------------------- એપ્રિલ, મે અને જૂન. 0
ē--il-,--- -n---ūn-. ē______ m_ a__ j____ ē-r-l-, m- a-ē j-n-. -------------------- ēprila, mē anē jūna.
July જુલ-ઈ જુ__ જ-લ-ઈ ----- જુલાઈ 0
J---&-----ī J__________ J-l-&-p-s-ī ----------- Julā'ī
August ઓગ--ટ ઓ___ ઓ-સ-ટ ----- ઓગસ્ટ 0
ō---ṭa ō_____ ō-a-ṭ- ------ ōgasṭa
September સપ્ટેમ-બર સ_____ સ-્-ે-્-ર --------- સપ્ટેમ્બર 0
s--ṭ---ara s_________ s-p-ē-b-r- ---------- sapṭēmbara
October ઓક્ટ-બર ઓ____ ઓ-્-ો-ર ------- ઓક્ટોબર 0
ōk--b-ra ō_______ ō-ṭ-b-r- -------- ōkṭōbara
November નવ-મ્બર ન____ ન-ે-્-ર ------- નવેમ્બર 0
n-vē---ra n________ n-v-m-a-a --------- navēmbara
December ડ-સ----ર ડિ____ ડ-સ-મ-બ- -------- ડિસેમ્બર 0
ḍ-sē--ara ḍ________ ḍ-s-m-a-a --------- ḍisēmbara
These are also six months. ત--છ--હિ-----. તે છ મ__ છે_ ત- છ મ-િ-ા છ-. -------------- તે છ મહિના છે. 0
tē---a -a---ā-chē. t_ c__ m_____ c___ t- c-a m-h-n- c-ē- ------------------ tē cha mahinā chē.
July, August, September, જ-લા--ઓ-સ-ટ ---------, જુ__ ઓ___ સ______ જ-લ-ઈ ઓ-સ-ટ સ-્-ે-્-ર- ---------------------- જુલાઈ ઓગસ્ટ સપ્ટેમ્બર, 0
Julā&---s;- -g--ṭa--apṭ-mb-ra, J__________ ō_____ s__________ J-l-&-p-s-ī ō-a-ṭ- s-p-ē-b-r-, ------------------------------ Julā'ī ōgasṭa sapṭēmbara,
October, November and December. ઓક--ોબ-- નવ----ર અન- ડ--ેમ-બર. ઓ_____ ન____ અ_ ડિ_____ ઓ-્-ો-ર- ન-ે-્-ર અ-ે ડ-સ-મ-બ-. ------------------------------ ઓક્ટોબર, નવેમ્બર અને ડિસેમ્બર. 0
ō---bara- n-v-m-a-a --ē ḍ----ba-a. ō________ n________ a__ ḍ_________ ō-ṭ-b-r-, n-v-m-a-a a-ē ḍ-s-m-a-a- ---------------------------------- ōkṭōbara, navēmbara anē ḍisēmbara.

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