Like any other tribe, the Maragoli people have names for the months in their language. As you’ll see, these names often correspond with the seasons and natural events of the year.
1. Mweru wukutanga – January
Umweri gwi Kimiyu
2. Mweri gwakaviri – February
Umweri gwu Vukusi
3. Mweri gwa Kavaga – March
Umweri gwi Vimera
4. Umweri gwa Kane – April
Umweri gwukwigala Uvukusi or Mweri gwi Risembera
5. Umweri gwa Katano – May
Umweri wi Zing’ora
6. Umweri wa Sita – June
Umweri gwi Kiyange
7. Umweri wa Saba – July
Umweri wi Rigisula
8. Umweri wa Mnane – August
Umweri wi Llima Ilichuvwi
9. Umweri wa Tisa – September
Umweri wa Ambale
10. Umweri gwi Rikumi – October
Umweri gwi Kimuli
11. Umweri gwa Kumi na Moja – November
Umweri gwa makugutu
12. Umweri gwa Kumi na Mbili – December
Umweri Gwirigesa
Each month in Maragoli reflects a connection to nature and agricultural practices, highlighting how deeply intertwined the community is with the natural world and its cycles.
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Wow, this is interesting, Umweri Wa Saba. I am happy to learn a new language.
My mother tongue.