Hebrew Date Converter
Convert between Hebrew and Gregorian calendar dates using the fixed calendar. Results are date-only; time, timezone, and sunset are not part of the calculation.
Assumptions and Limits
For Gregorian-to-Hebrew conversion, the entered date is treated as a daytime civil date. For Hebrew-to-Gregorian conversion, the result is the civil date containing its daylight hours, although the Hebrew date began at sunset on the prior evening. The converter does not know the event's location and cannot determine whether it occurred before or after sunset.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a Gregorian date to a Hebrew date?
Enter a civil date and the converter calculates its day, month, and year in the fixed Hebrew calendar. The input has no time or timezone.
What if an event happened near sunset?
The converter does not accept a time or location and does not calculate sunset. For a birth, death, or other time-sensitive event, check local sunset; an event after sunset generally belongs to the following Hebrew date.
Which civil day is returned for a Hebrew date?
The result is the civil day containing most of that Hebrew date's daylight hours. The Hebrew date already began at sunset on the preceding civil evening.