Ethiopian leap year
A leap year in the Ethiopian calendar occurs when an extra day is added to the last month of the year every 4 years.
A leap day in the 13th month
The Ethiopian calendar consists of 13 months, where the first 12 months each have 30 days and the 13th month has 5 days in a standard year. During a leap year, the 13th month has 6 days.
What is a Leap Year and when is the next one?
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Leap Year in other calendars
More information
- When is the next Leap Year?
- Why Leap Years are Used
- About Leap Day – February 29
- Leap Day – Famous Birthdays and Events
- February 30 Was a Real Date
Further reading
Calendar tools
- Calendar for 2013
- Calendar Generator – Create a calendar for any year
- Duration between two dates – Calculates number of days
- Weekday Calculator – What Day is this Date? – Find the weekday for any date.