Vendémiaire
Germinal
Fructidor
Brumaire
Frimaire
Nivôse
Prairial
Thermidor
September
Sept
Sep
Floréal
October
New Year
Oct
Vendemiaire
November
Nov
Messidor
Q3
Nowruz
Ventôse
Heshvan
Octoberly
autumntime
Septemberly
nones
Septembery
Samhain
August
Octobery
mid-October
Aug
Tishrei
water year
Tishri
Libra
Winter Finding
spring
Octoberish
Pluviôse
Av
year-end
Septemberish
summer
Jan
January
back end
falltime
Q4
equinoctial
calendar year
civil year
Ancestor Night
Scorpio
Hindu calendar month
ides
turn of the year
Elul
Kislev
Gregorian calendar month
Chislev
Ellul
summertime
day of remembrance
calends
Thoth
anniversary
pcm
Floreal
ember months
Revolutionary calendar
Election Day
season
harvest
octaeteric
month to date
time of year
Nisan
epagomena
December
Adar
Julian year
midmonthly
Sivan
fall equinox
autumn equinox
Ashadha
Rabi II
Qingming
Octoberfest

English words for 'The first month of the French Republican Calendar, starting on the date of the autumnal equinox (September 22, 23 or 24) and ending on October 21, 22 or 23.'

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