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Enkutatash, Ethiopian New Year.

Enkutatash marks the first day of the Ethiopian calendar year. It is one of the most searched Ethiopian calendar dates because it connects the 13-month calendar, the Meskerem season, family greetings, and the yellow Adey Abeba flowers seen across Ethiopia.

Meskerem 1, usually September 11 Gregorian or September 12 before a Gregorian leap year.
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How EtCal helps

  • Use EtCal to see the Ethiopian year, Gregorian equivalent, and countdown to Enkutatash.
  • The iOS and Android apps can show reminders, widgets, and recurring yearly events for Ethiopian New Year.
  • The web calendar gives a quick lookup, while the mobile apps keep the date available offline.
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Enkutatash, Ethiopian New Year, Ethiopian calendar new year, Meskerem 1, September 11 Ethiopia, Ethiopian holiday today, Habesha New Year. EtCal also supports Ethiopian date conversion, Gregorian calendar context, holiday reminders, widgets, PDF Export, ICS calendar sharing, countdowns, and offline Ethiopian calendar access in the mobile apps.