The Tithis (Lunar Days)

A tithi is a lunar day - the time the Moon takes to gain 12° on the Sun. Each lunar month has 30 tithis across two fortnights, each with its own presiding deity and character that shapes which activities the day favours.

1Pratipadaप्रतिपदा
Agni · Nanda (joyful)
the fire god
2Dwitiyaद्वितीया
Brahma · Bhadra (auspicious)
the creator
3Tritiyaतृतीया
Gauri (Parvati) · Jaya (victorious)
the goddess Parvati
4Chaturthiचतुर्थी
Ganesha · Rikta (empty)
remover of obstacles
5Panchamiपंचमी
Nagas (serpents) · Purna (complete)
the serpent deities
6Shashthiषष्ठी
Kartikeya (Skanda) · Nanda (joyful)
the warrior god
7Saptamiसप्तमी
Surya (the Sun) · Bhadra (auspicious)
the sun god
8Ashtamiअष्टमी
Rudra (Shiva) · Jaya (victorious)
fierce form of Shiva
9Navamiनवमी
Durga (Ambika) · Rikta (empty)
the warrior goddess
10Dashamiदशमी
Yama (Dharma) · Purna (complete)
god of dharma
11Ekadashiएकादशी
Vishnu (Vishwadevas) · Nanda (joyful)
the preserver
12Dwadashiद्वादशी
Vishnu (Hari) · Bhadra (auspicious)
the preserver
13Trayodashiत्रयोदशी
Kamadeva (Dharma) · Jaya (victorious)
god of love
14Chaturdashiचतुर्दशी
Shiva (Kali) · Rikta (empty)
Shiva, the destroyer
15Purnimaपौर्णिमा
Chandra (the Moon) · Purna (complete)
the moon god
16Amavasyaअमावस्या
Pitris (ancestors) · New moon
the ancestors