wula HI'U
| January | corn planted as soon as regular rain is falling
| bijalung HI'U PA-ANA ceremony is held
| wula NYALE LABOYA
| February | heavy rain - buffalo trampling the ricefields
| | wula NYALE WANUKAKA
| March | floods - rice fields being prepared for planting
| PAHOLA NYALE celebrated 7 days after full moon
| wula NGURRA
| April | everyone busy planitng rice
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| wula OTINGU MAHING
| May
| salt-making season while the rice is growing
| OLING ROU PARI ceremony
| wula TUWA
| June | | | wula BADA RARA
| July | the rice is ripening in the paddy fields
| | wula DAPA NGARA
| August | main rice harvesting season
| PAHOLA HAWULU marks rice harvesting
| wula METINGU KATIKU
| September | | after the rice is harvested,
the hunting season
| wula PIDU LABOYA
| October | | dragging tombstones
building houses
| wula PIDU TOU DANGU
| November | hot weather
| also known as wula KALANGU when people go crazy because of the heat
| wula KA'A
| December | rains begin
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