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Hebrew Birthday Converter
Enter any civil birthdate — yours, your child's, a grandparent's — to find the Hebrew date, and when it falls on the civil calendar coming up.
Why Hebrew Birthdays Move on the Civil Calendar
The Hebrew calendar tracks the moon, with periodic adjustments to stay aligned with the solar year — so a fixed Hebrew date (say, 10 Tishrei) lands on a different civil-calendar date most years. Some families mark Hebrew birthdays alongside civil ones, especially for milestones, naming anniversaries, or leading up to a bar or bat mitzvah.
If a birthday fell on the 30th of Cheshvan or Kislev — the calendar's two variable-length months — and a later year's version of that month only has 29 days, we apply the same honest custom used on our yahrzeit calculator to find the day.
Frequently asked questions
What is my Hebrew birthday?
Enter your civil birthdate above; the result shows the Hebrew date (day, month, and year) it corresponds to.
When is my Hebrew birthday this year?
The table below your result shows the next two civil-calendar dates your Hebrew birthday falls on.
See also: Bar/Bat Mitzvah Planner · Jewish Year Converter