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The 15 pages that link to Lunar month, each with the reason it gives.

• Orbital periodBroader topic: Its distinct definitions show why a period depends on the chosen reference.

• Islamic calendarBroader topic: Islamic months follow the lunar cycle and last 29 or 30 days.

• Hebrew calendarNarrower topic: Hebrew calendar months approximate this recurring lunar interval.

• IntercalationRelated: Its length does not divide evenly into a solar year, motivating leap months.

• CalendarRelated: Its length motivates the alternating month patterns of lunisolar calendars.

• Babylonian calendarRelated: Babylonian months alternated between 29 and 30 days to track the Moon.

• Hindu calendarRelated: Many Hindu calendars organize months around lunar cycles.

• Lunar New YearRelated: Lunar months make the calendar date shift against the Gregorian calendar.

• MonthCompared with: Its astronomical length differs from the fixed day counts of most calendar months.

• Seven-day weekCompared with: A lunar month is astronomical, unlike a seven-day cycle that continues independently.

• Mid-Autumn FestivalNarrower topic: The festival date is counted within a lunar month rather than a Gregorian month.

• WeekCompared with: Its length does not align exactly with a whole number of weeks.

• Islamic New YearRelated: Twelve lunar months make the Hijri year shorter than a solar year.

• Zu ChongzhiRelated: Its measured length determines how lunar months can be fitted to the solar year.

• Hijri eraBroader topic: Hijri months follow lunar cycles, making the year shorter than a solar year.