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Coptic calendar

Today in the Coptic calendar

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About Coptic calendar

The Coptic calendar is used by the Coptic Orthodox Church of Egypt and derives from the ancient Egyptian calendar. It has twelve months of 30 days plus a short 13th month.

Years are counted from the Era of the Martyrs (284 CE), the accession of Emperor Diocletian.

Egyptian farmers still use the Coptic months as a guide for sowing and harvest.

Year conversion: Coptic calendar

GregorianCoptic calendar (1.1.)Coptic calendar (31.12.)
2025Kiahk 23, 1741 AMKiahk 22, 1742 AM
2026Kiahk 23, 1742 AMKiahk 22, 1743 AM
2027Kiahk 23, 1743 AMKiahk 21, 1744 AM
2028Kiahk 22, 1744 AMKiahk 22, 1745 AM
2029Kiahk 23, 1745 AMKiahk 22, 1746 AM
2030Kiahk 23, 1746 AMKiahk 22, 1747 AM
2031Kiahk 23, 1747 AMKiahk 21, 1748 AM
2032Kiahk 22, 1748 AMKiahk 22, 1749 AM
2033Kiahk 23, 1749 AMKiahk 22, 1750 AM
2034Kiahk 23, 1750 AMKiahk 22, 1751 AM
2035Kiahk 23, 1751 AMKiahk 21, 1752 AM
2036Kiahk 22, 1752 AMKiahk 22, 1753 AM

Month names in the Coptic calendar

  1. Kiahk
  2. Toba
  3. Amshir
  4. Baramhat
  5. Baramouda
  6. Bashans
  7. Paona
  8. Epep
  9. Mesra
  10. Nasie
  11. Tout
  12. Baba
  13. Hator

Frequently asked questions

How many months does the Coptic calendar have?

Twelve months of 30 days plus a 13th month of 5 or 6 days.

When does the Coptic year start?

On September 11 (September 12 before a leap year).

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