Merèntèt Mula

Betawi Alternative forms bew Merèntèt Mulè bew Berèntèt Mula Berèntèt Mulè Etymology From bew merèntèt streak mula first. According to C. D. Grijns, so named after the fact that it comes up in a series of lengthy and difficult to pronounce Arabic month names with no popular shortforms (namely, those of the 5th and 6th months, sometimes also the 4th month).en Grijns C. D. 1991 Jakarta Malay: A multidimensional approach to spatial variation 1 Leiden KITLV Press 9789004490932 200 Pronunciation bew [mə.rɛnˈtɛt muˈlɛ] Urban Jakarta bew LL-Q33014 (bew)-Bangrapip-Merèntèt Mulè.wav Proper noun Merèntèt Mula مرنتت مولا bew Urban Jakarta bew Jumadilawal Jumada I, the fifth month of the Islamic calendar bew Urban Jakarta bew Seri Mulud Rabi II, the fourth month of the Islamic calendar Usage notes In places where it is used for the fifth month ("Jumada I"), it comes right before bew Merèntèt Pengabisan Jumada II, the sixth month last streak. In places where it is used for the fourth month ("Rabi II"), it is followed by bew Merèntèt Tengah Jumada I, the fifth month middle streak, then bew Merèntèt Pengabisan. See also References bew Months Islamic calendar months