HebDate — Hebrew Date Converter, Bar Mitzvah and Yahrzeit Dates

Date to Hebrew date

Gregorian date

After sunset (evening)

Day

Hebrew month

Hebrew year

Date of birth

For

Born after sunset

Name (optional)

Date of passing

After sunset

A leap year has two months of Adar: Adar I and Adar II. Purim is in Adar II.
Born in Adar of a regular year: the bar or bat mitzvah in a leap year is in Adar II. Born in Adar I or Adar II: that same month when the year is a leap year, and Adar otherwise.
Yahrzeit for a passing in Adar of a regular year, in a leap year: Sephardi custom is Adar II. Many Ashkenazim keep Adar I, and some keep both. HebDate shows both.
When a month has no 30th that year (Cheshvan, Kislev, Adar I), a birthday moves to the 1st of the next month. For a yahrzeit customs differ, so both dates are shown.
A Hebrew day starts at sunset. Tick "after sunset" for an evening birth or passing.

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