Products מוצרים
Mobile AppWeb TranslatorChrome ExtensionSpeak HebrewAPIs & DevelopersHebrewCore APIEnterpriseFor NewsroomsFor GovernmentTools כלים
All Hebrew ToolsHebrew to English TranslatorEnglish to Hebrew TranslatorOnline Hebrew KeyboardVerb ConjugatorGematria CalculatorHebrew Date ConverterToday's Hebrew DateJewish Holidays This YearZmanim by CityYour Name in HebrewThe Hebrew AlphabetSlang Dictionarybaba AtlasLearn ללמוד
Hebrew GuidesAI Hebrew TutorHebrew for Yom KippurHebrew for TravelHebrew in the NewsIsraeli News in EnglishHebrew News in EnglishHebrew on WhatsAppBlogNews חדשות
baba NewsGood Morning, IsraelIsraeli NewsroomsIsraeli News APIMore עוד
PricingAboutSupportJewish Anniversary Calculator
Enter a wedding date, a birthday, or any date you keep by the Hebrew calendar, and see its Hebrew anniversary today and the next ten years it falls on.
Enter a date to see its Hebrew anniversary and the next ten years.
How It Works
Any date has a Hebrew-calendar equivalent, and that Hebrew date recurs every Hebrew year the way a Gregorian anniversary recurs every Gregorian year. Because the Hebrew calendar adds a leap month in some years, the Gregorian date the anniversary lands on shifts from year to year rather than staying fixed.
This calculator converts the date once to find its Hebrew anniversary, then looks ahead ten Hebrew years to show which Gregorian dates it will fall on next.
Related
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does a Hebrew anniversary move on the Gregorian calendar?
The Hebrew calendar is lunar with an added leap month seven years out of every nineteen, so a fixed Hebrew date drifts across Gregorian dates from year to year, usually by a few days but sometimes by close to a month around a leap year.
Is this the same as a yahrzeit?
The math is the same (finding a Hebrew date's recurrence in later Hebrew years), but a yahrzeit specifically marks a death. Use the yahrzeit calculator for that case; it also adds candle-lighting evenings and calendar downloads.