μήν

μήν — mḗn

μήν (n), genitive μηνός, ὁ (with the Alex. the accusative μηναν, Rev 22:2 Lachmann; on which form see references under ἄρσην, at the end); (from Homer down);

1. a month: Luk 1:24; Luk 1:26; Luk 1:36; Luk 1:56; Luk 4:25; Act 7:20; Act 18:11; Act 19:8; Act 20:3; Act 28:11; Jas 5:17; Rev 9:5; Rev 9:10; Rev 9:15; Rev 11:2; Rev 13:5; Rev 22:2.

2. the time of new moon, new moon (barbarous Latinnovilunium: after the use of the Hebrew חֹדֶשׁ, which denotes both a 'month' and a 'new moon,' as in Num 28:11; Num 29:1): Gal 4:10 (Lightfoot compares Isa 66:23) (the first day of each month, when the new moon appeared, was a festival among the Hebrews; cf. Lev 23:24; Num 28:11; Psa 80:4 ); (others refer the passage to 1 (see Meyer at the passage)).