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11 [eleven]

Months

Months

১১ [এগারো]

11 [ēgārō]

মাস

[māsa]

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January জ-নু--রী জা___ জ-ন-য়-র- -------- জানুয়ারী 0
jā--ẏ--ī j_______ j-n-ẏ-r- -------- jānuẏārī
February ফ-----য়া-ী ফে____ ফ-ব-র-য়-র- ---------- ফেব্রুয়ারী 0
ph-b-uẏ--ī p_________ p-ē-r-ẏ-r- ---------- phēbruẏārī
March মার্চ মা__ ম-র-চ ----- মার্চ 0
m-rca m____ m-r-a ----- mārca
April এপ্র-ল এ___ এ-্-ি- ------ এপ্রিল 0
ē-rila ē_____ ē-r-l- ------ ēprila
May -ে মে ম- -- মে 0
m- m_ m- --
June জুন জু_ জ-ন --- জুন 0
j--a j___ j-n- ---- juna
These are six months. এইগু-ি-হ- -- -াস-৷ এ___ হ_ ছ_ মা_ ৷ এ-গ-ল- হ- ছ- ম-স ৷ ------------------ এইগুলি হল ছয় মাস ৷ 0
ē-----i --la-cha-- -āsa ē______ h___ c____ m___ ē-i-u-i h-l- c-a-a m-s- ----------------------- ē'iguli hala chaẏa māsa
January, February, March, জ---য়া-ী,--ে-্--য়ার-, ----চ জা____ ফে_____ মা__ জ-ন-য়-র-, ফ-ব-র-য়-র-, ম-র-চ --------------------------- জানুয়ারী, ফেব্রুয়ারী, মার্চ 0
j-n-ẏ-r-, p---ru-ār-,-mārca j________ p__________ m____ j-n-ẏ-r-, p-ē-r-ẏ-r-, m-r-a --------------------------- jānuẏārī, phēbruẏārī, mārca
April, May and June. এপ-রিল,-মে এবং-জ-ন-৷ এ____ মে এ_ জু_ ৷ এ-্-ি-, ম- এ-ং জ-ন ৷ -------------------- এপ্রিল, মে এবং জুন ৷ 0
ē--il----- -b-- j-na ē______ m_ ē___ j___ ē-r-l-, m- ē-a- j-n- -------------------- ēprila, mē ēbaṁ juna
July জ-লাই জু__ জ-ল-ই ----- জুলাই 0
j---'i j_____ j-l-'- ------ julā'i
August আ---ট আ___ আ-স-ট ----- আগস্ট 0
āgas-a ā_____ ā-a-ṭ- ------ āgasṭa
September স-প্--ম-বর সে_____ স-প-ট-ম-ব- ---------- সেপ্টেম্বর 0
sēpṭēmbara s_________ s-p-ē-b-r- ---------- sēpṭēmbara
October অ-্--বর অ____ অ-্-ো-র ------- অক্টোবর 0
a-ṭō--ra a_______ a-ṭ-b-r- -------- akṭōbara
November ন-ে--বর ন____ ন-ে-্-র ------- নভেম্বর 0
n--h---a-a n_________ n-b-ē-b-r- ---------- nabhēmbara
December ডিসেম-বর ডি____ ড-স-ম-ব- -------- ডিসেম্বর 0
ḍ--ēmb--a ḍ________ ḍ-s-m-a-a --------- ḍisēmbara
These are also six months. এ----ি--হ-----ম---৷ এ____ হ_ ছ_ মা_ ৷ এ-গ-ল-ও হ- ছ- ম-স ৷ ------------------- এইগুলিও হল ছয় মাস ৷ 0
ē---u-------la-cha-a--ā-a ē________ h___ c____ m___ ē-i-u-i-ō h-l- c-a-a m-s- ------------------------- ē'iguli'ō hala chaẏa māsa
July, August, September, জ----, --স্ট, --প---ম্বর জু___ আ____ সে_____ জ-ল-ই- আ-স-ট- স-প-ট-ম-ব- ------------------------ জুলাই, আগস্ট, সেপ্টেম্বর 0
ju--'i- ā----a-------m-a-a j______ ā______ s_________ j-l-'-, ā-a-ṭ-, s-p-ē-b-r- -------------------------- julā'i, āgasṭa, sēpṭēmbara
October, November and December. অক্টোবর- ------র-এব----স--্ব--৷ অ_____ ন____ এ_ ডি____ ৷ অ-্-ো-র- ন-ে-্-র এ-ং ড-স-ম-ব- ৷ ------------------------------- অক্টোবর, নভেম্বর এবং ডিসেম্বর ৷ 0
a----ar-- nab-ē-ba-a-ē--ṁ --s-m-a-a a________ n_________ ē___ ḍ________ a-ṭ-b-r-, n-b-ē-b-r- ē-a- ḍ-s-m-a-a ----------------------------------- akṭōbara, nabhēmbara ēbaṁ ḍisēmbara

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