Number of days in Hebrew month in a given year (29 or 30).
Most months have a fixed length. Cheshvan and Kislev vary to absorb
the 353/354/355-day variation of the Hebrew year (see
longCheshvan and shortKislev), and Adar I has 30 days
in a leap year but 29 in a common year.
Number of days in Hebrew month in a given year (29 or 30).
Most months have a fixed length. Cheshvan and Kislev vary to absorb the 353/354/355-day variation of the Hebrew year (see longCheshvan and shortKislev), and Adar I has 30 days in a leap year but 29 in a common year.