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Ordibehesht (Bull)

Persian Zodiac Sign · Earth · Ruled by Venus

Ordibehesht (Bull) Female
Ordibehesht (Bull) Male

About Ordibehesht (Bull)

Ordibehesht, the month of Asha Vahishta (Best Truth), bestows upon its children a deep love of truth and beauty. Like the Bull that plows the Persian farmland, those born under this sign are patient, strong, and deeply connected to the earth. They find the divine in the sensual world — in gardens, music, and the warmth of loved ones.

Ordibehesht is the second month of the Persian year, when spring reaches its lush, fragrant fullness. Aligned with the steadfast archetype of the Bull and ruled by Venus, those born under this sign are anchored in the sensual beauty of the material world. They build slowly and surely, prizing loyalty, comfort, and the kind of lasting foundations that outlast passing fashions — the patient cultivators of the zodiac.

The month is named for Asha Vahishta, "Best Truth" or "Highest Righteousness," one of the Amesha Spentas — the Bounteous Immortals who emanate from Ahura Mazda — and the divine guardian of truth and the sacred fire. Ordibehesht people carry this love of truth and order in their bones; they distrust pretence and find the divine in honest, tangible things: a well-tended garden, a beautiful song, the warmth of a shared meal. Like the Bull that plows the Persian farmland, they turn patience into abundance.

Their strength can calcify into stubbornness. A love of comfort may slide into complacency, and devotion into possessiveness or consuming jealousy, keeping them rooted in the familiar long after change is due. The mature Ordibehesht learns to hold their treasures — people and possessions alike — with an open hand, discovering that the truest beauty, like Asha itself, cannot be owned, only honoured.

Learn more about the origins, history, and symbolism of this tradition on the Persian Zodiac overview.

Ordibehesht (Bull) at a Glance

System
Persian Zodiac
Element
Earth
Ruling Body
Venus
Compatible With
Shahrivar, Dey
Lucky Color
Emerald
Lucky Number
6
Key Traits
steadfast, sensual, artistic, patient, loyal

The Ordibehesht (Bull) Personality

Ordibehesht natives are steadfast, sensual, and devoted, anchored by Venus in a deep love of truth and beauty. Patient builders and loyal friends, they create lasting foundations and find the sacred in the tangible pleasures of life. Their growth lies in flexibility — loosening their grip on comfort and possession so they can evolve when change demands it.

Ordibehesht (Bull)in Love & Relationships

In love Ordibehesht is devoted, affectionate, and richly sensual, offering a steadfast bond that deepens with every passing year. They harmonise most naturally with fellow earth signs Shahrivar and Dey, who share their grounded, loyal values. Ordibehesht gives unwavering commitment and tender physical warmth; their challenge is to temper possessiveness and jealousy, trusting a partner with the freedom that secure love allows.

Ordibehesht (Bull)Career & Ambition

Ruled by Venus, Ordibehesht excels where the practical meets the beautiful — the arts and music, agriculture and horticulture, finance, cuisine, design, and any craft that builds enduring value. They are dependable, resourceful, and gifted at growing and conserving resources. The Bull does its finest work cultivating something lasting and lovely, where its patience becomes the bedrock others come to rely on.

Mythology & Symbolism of Ordibehesht (Bull)

Ordibehesht honours Asha Vahishta, the "Best Truth" — one of the Amesha Spentas, the Bounteous Immortals through whom Ahura Mazda upholds creation. As the divinity of truth, righteousness, and the sacred fire, Asha embodies the cosmic order against which every deed is measured.

The Bull is among the most revered creatures of ancient Iranian myth, a symbol of fertility, strength, and the patient labour that turns wild land into nourishing harvest. Through Asha and the Bull, Ordibehesht unites earthly abundance with the love of truth, casting the sign as the honest cultivator of beauty.

Key Personality Traits

Those born under Ordibehesht (Bull) are defined by a distinctive blend of personality qualities that shape how they navigate the world. These core traits, drawn from centuries of Persian astrological tradition, reveal the essence of this sign.

steadfastsensualartisticpatientloyal

Strengths & Weaknesses

Every zodiac sign carries a duality — gifts that empower and shadow traits that challenge. Recognizing both sides of Ordibehesht (Bull) helps harness its full potential for personal growth.

✨ Strengths

Unshakeable loyalty and a profound appreciation for beauty in all its forms. Ordibehesht people build lasting foundations through patience and determination. Their artistic sensibility and connection to the material world make them creators of enduring beauty.

⚡ Weaknesses

Can be stubborn, possessive, and overly materialistic. Resistant to change even when circumstances demand it. Their love of comfort may lead to complacency, and their jealousy can be consuming.

Lucky Attributes

Ancient Persian astrologers associated Ordibehesht (Bull)with specific auspicious elements. Aligning with these can help amplify the sign's positive energy.

Color
Emerald
Number
6
Day
Friday

Compatibility

Astrological compatibility in the Persian tradition examines how Ordibehesht (Bull)'s energy harmonizes with other signs — revealing which pairings thrive together in love, friendship, and partnership.

Ordibehesht (Bull) is most compatible with: Shahrivar, Dey

Ordibehesht (Bull) Celebrities

These well-known personalities share the Ordibehesht (Bull) sign.

🎵 Musician🇮🇷 Iran
G

Googoosh

May 5, 1950

Iran's most iconic pop diva, Googoosh's sensuous voice and loyal decades-long fanbase perfectly mirror Ordibehesht's Venus-ruled devotion to beauty and art.

✍️ Writer🇮🇷 Iran
SD

Simin Daneshvar

April 28, 1921

As Iran's first major female novelist, Daneshvar's patient craftsmanship and steadfast literary devotion embody Ordibehesht's artistic perseverance.

🎬 Actor🇮🇷 Iran
SA

Shohreh Aghdashloo

May 11, 1952

Aghdashloo's rich, sensuous performances and loyal dedication to representing Iranian stories reflect Ordibehesht's Venus-blessed artistry and steadfastness.

🔬 Scientist🇮🇷 Iran
MM

Maryam Mirzakhani

May 12, 1977

The first woman to win the Fields Medal, Mirzakhani's patient exploration of mathematical beauty embodies Ordibehesht's devotion to elegant, enduring truth.

Other🇮🇷 Iran
AF

Asghar Farhadi

May 7, 1972

Farhadi's meticulous, layered storytelling and loyal commitment to humanistic cinema reflect Ordibehesht's Venus-inspired patience and artistic sensibility.

✍️ Writer🇬🇧 UK
WS

William Shakespeare

April 23, 1564

Shakespeare's enduring devotion to beauty in language and patient mastery of the human condition mirror the Ordibehesht virtues of artistic loyalty and sensual expression.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ordibehesht (Bull)

What are the dates for the Ordibehesht sign?

Ordibehesht runs from April 20 to May 20, the second month of the Persian solar calendar.

What does the month of Ordibehesht mean?

It honours Asha Vahishta, "Best Truth" — the Amesha Spenta of righteousness and the sacred fire in Zoroastrian tradition.

Which Persian signs is Ordibehesht most compatible with?

Ordibehesht harmonises best with the fellow earth signs Shahrivar (Wheat Ear) and Dey (Goat).

🌍 Ordibehesht (Bull) Across Cultures

Ordibehesht (Bull) has counterparts in other zodiac traditions around the world. While each culture brings its own symbolism and interpretation, these signs share deep astrological connections — whether through identical date ranges, the same archetype, or a shared animal cycle.

How Cross-System Relationships Work

🔗 Equivalent signs share nearly identical date ranges across different cultural traditions. For example, the Western, Persian, and Native American zodiacs all divide the solar year into similar periods — so a person born under Ordibehesht (Bull) in one system will have a direct counterpart in the others. The signs carry different names and cultural symbolism, but the astronomical basis — the position of the Sun during your birth period — is the same.
🔄 Counterpart signsshare the same archetype but their date ranges are shifted by approximately 23 days. This shift, known as the Ayanamsa, arises because Western (Tropical) astrology anchors signs to the seasons while Vedic (Sidereal) astrology anchors them to the actual constellations. Due to the slow wobble of Earth's axis (precession of the equinoxes), these two reference frames have drifted apart over the centuries. This is why your Vedic sign may differ from your Western sign even though both systems use 12 signs with similar names.

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