Transliteration of Greek month names and festivals below used y to represent the short u of Greek, kh is used to represent chi (), a sound which does not exist in English, and e represents both epsilon () and eta (). This version was created using information derived from www.numachi.com/~ccount/hmepa [archived version] and from timeanddate.com/moon/phasesas well as sources: This calendar is a work in progress, and as research and reconstruction proceeds, the calendars of future years will reflect this. Had the Boeotians been speakers of an Ionic dialect, the one spoken in Athens, there would have been overlap in the names of months. However, because the relation of these two events, solstice and new moon, is variable, the date of the new year (in relation to a Gregorian date) could move by up to a month. With just a few clicks, with Hijri Date Converter, you can convert dates from Hijri to Gregorian and Gregorian to Hijri and sync the Hijri dates with the regular calendar. The Islamic Calendar is based on the Hijri Year. Hey there!