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Guerret El Anz is the time of the year, according to the Berber calendar, between February 14 and February 19.

This period is known by its cruel cold. ^[1]

Etymology

The word "Guerret" comes from the French word "guerre" which means "war" in English. "El Anz" is an Arabic word which means " goats".

This expression describe the intense cold during this period like a war endured by the goats who are not very resistant to the cold due to their fine skins.

History

In Tunisia, it is usual to say "Tjamber Koul w Gamber" ( Arabic: تجمبر كول وقمبر). It is an expression that expresses the need to collect the "oula" and vegetables during "Guerret El Anz".

References

See also

Ice Saints

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