روز بیست و ششم ماه در گاه نامۀ زرتشتیان به نام " اشتاد" خوانده می شود که گل اسم پهلوی آن "هوم سفید " است که در لاتین به آن می گویند:ا
"White Hoama/Hom"
The twenty sixth (26th) Day in the Zoroastrian calendar called "Ashtad", and Pahlavi name of the flower name is "Hom-i-Safid" and the Latin name is "White Hoama/Hom"i


Haoma is the Avestan language name of a plant and its divinity, both of which play a role in Zoroastrian doctrine and in later Persian culture and mythology. The Middle Persian form of the name is hōm, which continues to be the name in Modern Persian and other living Iranian languages
Sacred haoma has its origins in Indo-Iranian religion and is the cognate of Vedic soma. For haoma's relationship to Vedic soma, see comparison to soma


توضیحاتی در مورد گاهشمار زرتشتی: گردآوری و نوشته از ایتاو فریدونی - حق کپی و چاپ محفوظ

گاه نامه/گاهشمار زرتشتیان با نمره (شماره) خوانده نمی شود و هفته ندارند، هر روز ماه "نام" مخصوص خود را دارد و هر ماه 30 روز است و 5 روز آخر سال هم "نام" مخصوص خودشان را دارند و هر چهار سال یکبار هم روز اضافه برای سال کبیشه دارند که نام خودش را داشته، که در اینجا شما را با روزهای ماه آشنا می کنم و همچنین نام گل ها که به این روزها بستگی دارد هم اشاره می کنم

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Zoroastrian calendar doesn't call by "numbers", they don't have weeks, every day of the month has its own "Name" and each month has 30 days, and last five days of the year has their own "Names" too. Also for Leap year they have a name for that extra name as well

Here I mention the "Name of each day" and the name of flower that bind with each day