Happy new month in hebrew

In Hebrew, the phrase "Happy New Month" is not a direct translation, as the Hebrew calendar is based on lunar cycles and has 12 or 13 months, depending on the year.

However, if you want to express congratulations or best wishes for the new month, you can use the following phrases:

• "חדש טוב" (Chodesh Tov) - This means "Good Month" and is a common way to greet someone at the beginning of a new month.
• "ברוך החודש" (Baruch HaChodesh) - This means "Blessed is the Month" and is a more formal way to express congratulations for the new month.
• "שנה טובה" (Shana Tova) - This means "Good Year" and is often used to wish someone a good year, which includes the new month.

Here are the Hebrew phrases for the different months:

• Nisan (March-April) - ניסן (Nisan)
• Iyar (April-May) - אייר (Iyar)
• Sivan (May-June) - סיון (Sivan)
• Tamuz (June-July) - תמוז (Tamuz)
• Av (July-August) - אב (Av)
• Elul (August-September) - אלול (Elul)
• Tishrei (September-October) - תשרי (Tishrei)
• Marheshvan (October-November) - מרחשוון (Marheshvan)
• Kislev (November-December) - כסלו (Kislev)
• Tevet (December-January) - טבת (Tevet)
• Shevat (January-February) - שבט (Shevat)
• Adar (February-March) - אדר (Adar)

Note that the Hebrew calendar is lunisolar, which means that the months are based on the lunar cycle, but the years are based on the solar cycle. This means that the months can have either 29 or 30 days, and the years can have either 12 or 13 months.