“In Turkish culture, ”Cemre“ means the warming of the weather and the revival of nature. It falls three times every year between February and March. The first cemre falls in the air between February 19-20 and is called ”water cemre“. The second cemre falls on February 26-27 as the ”air cemre“. Finally, between March 5 and 6, the ”earth dzebre" falls into the air.
Traditionally, spring is heralded with the fall of the dams and people spend more time in nature, preparing the soil and preparing for the arrival of spring. It is also considered a turning point in agricultural activities.
Cemre is important in Turkish culture not only as a turning point of the season, but also as a cultural symbol. The fall of the dwarfs causes people's feelings of hope and renewal to increase with the arrival of spring and the revival of nature.
As a result, the answer to the question of when the “Cemre” falls depends on the calendar of the Cemres, which fall in the air three times each year between February and March. During this period, people revive their sense of hope and renewal with the revival of nature and the heralding of spring.