2025 Day 330

 2025 Dedh Trei Hans Deg warn Ügens

De Merher, wheffes warn ügens mis Dû

Wednesday, 26th November

Solabres ma gwenton et ow prederow. Cas ew genam nosow hir. Mall ew genam gweles dedhyow hir arta. Da ew genam mis Meurth ha'n Kehesnos Gwenton.

Already spring is in my thoughts. I hate long nights. I can't wait to see long days again. I like March and the Spring Equinox.

2026 Diw Mil ha Whegh Warn Ügens

Mis Meurth

Seythen

De Lün

De Meurth

De Merher

De Yow

De Gwener

De Sadorn

De Sül

9 naw

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

Degol Dewi

 

10 deg

2

 

3

Loor leun

(Loor Prev)

Difygyans

an loor

4

5

Gool Peran

6

7

8

11 üdnek

9

 

10

11

Diwettha qwarter

an loor

(hanter loor)

12

13

14

15

12 dewdhek

16

17

Degol

Padraig

 

18

 

19

Loor nowydh

Diwedh

An Pesk

20

Kehesnos Gwenton

Dallath

An Hordh

21

 

22

13 terdhek

23

24

 

25

Kensa qwarter

an loor (hanter loor)

26

27

28

29

De Sül Bleujyow

 

Dallath BST

14 peswardhek

 

 

30

31

 

 

 

 

 

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