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61 [sixty-one]

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61 [şêst û yek]

Jimareyên rêzkirinê

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The first month is January. M--a---k-m-r-b--da- e. M___ y____ r_______ e_ M-h- y-k-m r-b-n-a- e- ---------------------- Meha yekem rêbendan e. 0
The second month is February. Meh--d-yem r--em--y-. M___ d____ r_____ y__ M-h- d-y-m r-ş-m- y-. --------------------- Meha duyem reşemî ye. 0
The third month is March. M-ha sêy-m-ad-- -. M___ s____ a___ e_ M-h- s-y-m a-a- e- ------------------ Meha sêyem adar e. 0
The fourth month is April. M-----a--- avr-- e. M___ ç____ a____ e_ M-h- ç-r-m a-r-l e- ------------------- Meha çarem avrêl e. 0
The fifth month is May. Meh--pên-e- -u-an-e. M___ p_____ g____ e_ M-h- p-n-e- g-l-n e- -------------------- Meha pêncem gulan e. 0
The sixth month is June. M----ş-ş---pû-b-r-e. M___ ş____ p_____ e_ M-h- ş-ş-m p-ş-e- e- -------------------- Meha şeşem pûşber e. 0
Six months make half a year. Şeş -eh-n-v-sal e. Ş__ m__ n__ s__ e_ Ş-ş m-h n-v s-l e- ------------------ Şeş meh nîv sal e. 0
January, February, March, R-ben-a-,---şem-,-Ad-r. R________ R______ A____ R-b-n-a-, R-ş-m-, A-a-. ----------------------- Rêbendan, Reşemî, Adar. 0
April, May and June. Av-êl, ----n-----ber. A_____ G_____ P______ A-r-l- G-l-n- P-ş-e-. --------------------- Avrêl, Gûlan, Pûşber. 0
The seventh month is July. M--a ----e- tî-m-h e. M___ h_____ t_____ e_ M-h- h-f-e- t-r-e- e- --------------------- Meha heftem tîrmeh e. 0
The eighth month is August. M-h- ---t-m--e----j -. M___ h_____ g______ e_ M-h- h-ş-e- g-l-w-j e- ---------------------- Meha heştem gelawêj e. 0
The ninth month is September. Meha---h-m îlon-e. M___ n____ î___ e_ M-h- n-h-m î-o- e- ------------------ Meha nehem îlon e. 0
The tenth month is October. M--- --hem-ke---r-e. M___ d____ k_____ e_ M-h- d-h-m k-w-ê- e- -------------------- Meha dehem kewçêr e. 0
The eleventh month is November. Me-a ya-zd-m sa-m------. M___ y______ s_______ e_ M-h- y-n-d-m s-r-a-e- e- ------------------------ Meha yanzdem sarmawez e. 0
The twelfth month is December. Me-a----a-zd-- --r--n--r-e. M___ d________ b________ e_ M-h- d-w-n-d-m b-r-a-b-r e- --------------------------- Meha diwanzdem berfanbar e. 0
Twelve months make a year. Di-a------meh -a--k-. D________ m__ s______ D-w-n-d-h m-h s-l-k-. --------------------- Diwanzdeh meh saleke. 0
July, August, September, T------- -e--wêj,-Î---, T_____ , G_______ Î____ T-r-e- , G-l-w-j- Î-o-, ----------------------- Tîrmeh , Gelawêj, Îlon, 0
October, November and December. K-w-ê-,-S---a-ez- Be-fanb--. K______ S________ B_________ K-w-ê-, S-r-a-e-, B-r-a-b-r- ---------------------------- Kewçêr, Sarmawez, Berfanbar. 0

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