Malayalam calendar for the UK
May 2034
മേടം 1209 – ഇടവം 1209
May 2034 runs across Medam 1209 – Edavam 1209 in the Malayalam calendar. Milad un-Nabi falls on 30 May. Every day below carries its Malayalam date, nakshathram and thithi, computed for UK time.
What is the Malayalam date for each day of May 2034?
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| Date | Entry | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 3 May | PournamiപൗർണമിFull moon | Hindu · computed |
| 14 May | Ekadashiഏകാദശി | Hindu · computed |
| 18 May | AmavasiഅമാവാസിNew moon | Hindu · computed |
| 18 May | Ascensionസ്വർഗ്ഗാരോഹണംSyro-Malabar and Latin calendars | Christian · computed |
| 28 May | Ekadashiഏകാദശി | Hindu · computed |
| 28 May | Pentecostപന്തക്കുസ്താSyro-Malabar and Latin calendars | Christian · computed |
| 30 May | Milad un-NabiനബിദിനംExpected date, from the Umm al-Qura tabular calendar. The observed date is set by moon sighting and can differ by a day; UK and Kerala do not always agree. | Islamic · moon sighting |
How are these dates worked out?
Thithi and nakshathram come from an astronomical calculation checked against Drik Panchang; Malayalam dates come from the Kollavarsham solar reckoning. Kerala festivals are fixed by the Kerala panchangam, so they fall on the same date wherever you read this. The full method is written down, including where it can be wrong.
May 2034
Medam 1209 – Edavam 1209
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