Sixth Day of Sivan - Pentecost, or Feast of Weeks:
Tropical: Apr. 15-May 14, Gregorian: May 15-June 13, Julian: May 29-June 27.

• In Judaism it is Shavuot (Shabuoth) of Law it commemorates the giving of the Law to Moses and the Israelites on Mount Sinai (Hebrew sabuot, from sabua, week).
• The occasion also celebrates the firstfruits of the wheat harvest.
• To Christians this is the seventh Sunday after Easter, which commemorates the Resurrection of Jesus, observed on the first Sunday following the full moon that occurs on or next after March 21, it comes from the Greek word meaning fiftieth (day).

   Sivan (se-van', Esther 8:9 (si'-van) "in the third month, that is, the month Si'-van").

• Hebrew Çiyvan, see-vawn', also çiwan, probably of Persian origin.
  The third Hebrew month and the ninth of the Jewish calendar.
• Akkadian Simanu.
  • One source claims that Sivanu (May-June) in Akkad this month was called:
    • Mun-ga, "The Making-of-Bricks."
    • Kas, "the Twins."
• Canaanite derivation is "appoint," "mark."
  • Sumerian zib₍₂₎: distinguishing mark; stamp, brand; color.

   Sivan finds hot winds from the southern deserts blow across the Trans-Jordan area.

• Almonds begin to ripen.
  • Almond.
    • Hebrew shaqed, shaw-kade', from Heb. shaqad, shaw-kad', a root to be alert; the almond (tree or nut, as being the earliest in bloom).
    • Sumerian lam: n., abundance, luxuriance; almond tree; netherworld.
• Wheat is harvested.
  Wheat.
  • Hebrew chittah, khit-taw', of uncertain derivation, wheat, grain or plant.
  • Hebrew dagan, daw-gawn', properly increase, i.e. grain, corn.
  • Sumerian: zíz: emmer wheat.
    • Sumerian zíz-babbar: white emmer wheat ('emmer wheat' + 'white').
    • Sumerian kiraši: emmer wheat for making beer.
    • Sumerian imgaga_(2,3): husked (?) emmer wheat.
    • Sumerian eša, eše₄: emmer wheat flour.
    • Sumerian ninda-bar-si: a type of bread made with bar-si emmer wheat flour.
  • Sumerian še-GUD: einkorn wheat ('grain' + 'robust like a bull').
• Also the honey is gathered.
  • Honey.
    • Hebrew debash, deb-ash', from an unused root meaning to be gummy, honey (from its stickiness) by analogy, syrup.
    • Sumerian làl: honey; date-syrup.
      • Sumerian ú-làl: sweet plants ('plant' + 'honey').
    • Sumerian kuruš, kuš₆, ku₇: sweet; plump, fat; honey (cf., kurušda).
  
  
• From www.lexiline.com it claims, "The 10^th of Simanu, the loyal shepherd of the loyal shepherd of heaven, SIPA.ZI.AN.NA and the great twins.    When SIPA.ZI.AN.NA rises, the fire-arrow-Sagittarius PA.BIL.SAG sets.    The rise of the steer of heaven GU4.AN.NA to SIP.ZI.AN.NA is 20 days, to the Lance 35 days.    The opposite is of the Leopard UD.KA.DUCH.A.    The moon path is SIPA.ZI.ANN.NA and MASH.TAB.BA.GAL.GAL."

    In the Tablets from pre-Sargonic (before 2334 B.C.) the Calendar of Ur give us nine month names, however their order is not known.    The following is one of those nine names:

• 3) Sumerian itiab-gir-gu7-dEn-ki-ka, which may derive as meaning in Sumerian as such
  (iti, month + ab, window; niche, lake, sea/ áb, cow + gir, young mare, heifer/ gir₁₀, anger, fury + gu₇, consumed + ^dEn-ki-ka, Divine Lord of the Earth),
  so a good guess at this would be "The Month that the Lord of the Earth consumed all with the Fury of the Sea."   
  This tends to reflect my viewpoint that the Deluge occurred in the Gemini constellation time frame between 6,000-5500 B.C.
  • Sumerian itud, itid, itu, iti, id₈; it₄, id₄: moon; month; moonlight (te, 'to approach, meet', + ud, 'sun').
  • Sumerian ab: window; niche (cf., aba).
    • Sumerian aba, ab: lake; sea.
    • Sumerian áb: domestic cow.
    • Sumerian ab-(ba): (cf., aba).
    • Sumerian ab-ba: father; elder; ancestor (Akk. loanword).
    • Under Virgo we find the Sumerian ab-sín: furrow ('niche' + 'to sift').
      • Sumerian absin₍₃₎: (seeded) furrow (ab, 'niche', + sín, 'to sift').
        • Sumerian sim, sín: to strain, filter; to sift (flour); to see through.
    • Sumerian ab-ba-uru: city elder ('elder' + 'city').
    • Sumerian abzu: the 'sentient' sea - the sea personified as a god (aba/ab, 'sea' + zu, 'to know').
    • Window.
      • Sumerian ab: window; niche (cf., aba).
      • Hebrew tsohar, tso'-har, from Heb. tsahar, tsaw-har', a primary root to glisten, make oil, thus a light (i.e. window), dual double light, i.e. noon, midday, window.
      • Hebrew challown, khal-lone', a window (as perforated), window.
      • Hebrew arubbah, ar-oob-baw', a window.
  • Sumerian gir: young mare or heifer; a fish.
    • Sumerian gir₄: kiln (for lime or bitumen).
    • Sumerian gir₄-bil: furnaceman, stoker ('kiln' + 'to burn').
    • Sumerian gir₅: (cf., giri₅).
    • Sumerian gir₁₀: anger, fury.
    • Sumerian gir₁₁: to be tidy, neat.
    • Sumerian gir₁₅(KU): noble.
    • Sumerian gi₇: (cf., gir₁₅).
    • Sumerian gíri, gír: n., knife, dagger, sword; thorn; scorpion; lightning flash; road; expedition, trip; v., to stab; to fulgurate, lighten, flash.
    • Sumerian gír-tab: scorpion ('knife' + 'sting').
  • Sumerian gu₇, kú: n., food, sustenance; v., to eat, swallow, consume; to eat up, finish off; to feed, nurse, benefit (with -ni-).
    • Sumerian gíbil: to burn; burning (gu₇, 'to consume', + bil, 'to burn').
    • Sumerian ur-bi...gu₇: gather together to finish off ('dogs' + 'its' + 'to eat').
  • Sumerian ^den-ki-ka : (^den, divine lord + ki: earth + -ka, genitive), "Lord of the Earth."    This is Enki, may also be seen as Sumerian an-ki: universe ('sky' + 'earth').
    • Sumerian en: n., dignitary; lord; high priest; ancestor (statue); v., to rule; adj., noble.
      • Sumerian en_(2,3): n., time; background; prep., until.
      • Sumerian ^dnin-kilim: mongoose ('divine proprietress' + 'herd of wild animals').
      • Sumerian ^dnin-nínna^mušen: owl ('divine proprietress' + 'owl').
    • Sumerian ki: n., earth; place; ground; grain; prep., where; wherever, whenever.
      • Sumerian kì: to build; to make; to act.
      • Sumerian ki-a-na : death offering ('earth' + 'water' + 'to water').
      • Sumerian šubur: earth.    Of interest is the word Sahara may derive from Sumerian sahar: dust, sand, earth, mud, loam; rubbish; sediment (cf., kuš₇) (sa₅, 'red-brown', + hara, 'crushed, pulverized').
      • Sumerian dugsáhar [SAR]: clay pot.
    • Sumerian -ka can be a genitive, or a double genitive.
      • Sumerian ka: mouth.
      • Sumerian ká: gate.
      • Sumerian ka₅-(a): fox.

    The calendar reformed in the Ur III period by Shulgi, king of Sumer from 2094-2047 BC.    Five of the pre-Sargonic month names survived the transition, and the total number of months rose from nine to twelve.    The following is one of the twelve:

• Sumerian Zahx(SHESH)-da-gu₇, so to see this in Sumerian is one of the more complex ones (zah, calm, flee + x, a number, value, (SHESH), indice for [brother, anoint, cry, alkaline] + da, arm, side, hold, to be near, protect + gu₇, food, to eat, to feed, to nurse), your guess is as good as mine on a translation for this one.    Since this is in Gemini by my account it looks like "The Two Brothers (Twins) Calmly Hold on to their Food," or "The Brothers (Giants) Flee To Protect Their Food."
  • Sumerian zah: to be calm, tranquil.
    • Sumerian zah_2,3: to flee; to hide; to abandon; to be lost; to perish (describes workers/slaves who have fled state control).
  • Sumerian x: (used as a number, value), as in the Sumerian gud-mu-x: x years-old ox ('bull, ox' + 'name, year' + number).
  • Sumerian (SHESH) šeš, šes: brother; brethren.
    • Sumerian šeš, ses: n., myrrh; adj., bitter, brackish.
      • Sumerian a-šeš: bitter, brackish water ('water' + 'bitter, brackish').
        • Sumerian munu_x, mun₄ [ŠEŠ]: alkaline, brackish.
    • Sumerian šeš_(2,4): to anoint; to rub; to erase; to be dense (reduplication class).
    • Sumerian šeš_2,3,4: to weep, cry; to mourn; to wail (reduplication class).
      • Sumerian ér...šeš_2,4: to cry ('tears' + 'to weep').
  • Sumerian da: n., arm, side; v., to hold; to be near; to protect; prep., comitative suffix - with.
    • Sumerian da₅: to surround, beset, besiege (cf., dab).
    • Sumerian máš-da-ri-a; maš-da-rá-a: offering ('goat kid' + 'driven [animal]').
  • Sumerian gu₇, kú: n., food, sustenance; v., to eat, swallow, consume; to eat up, finish off; to feed, nurse, benefit (with -ni-).
    • Sumerian gíbil: to burn; burning (gu₇, 'to consume', + bil, 'to burn').
    • Sumerian ur-bi...gu₇: gather together to finish off ('dogs' + 'its' + 'to eat').
• SHESH and IM.SHESH.

• Sumerian gudug, gudu₄, gúda: a ritually pure priest; divinely anointed.
  • Also that the word Guzala, means throne-bearer.
• Sumerian guzza: throne; chair.
  • Sumerian ^(giš)gu-za: chair (cf., guzza).