What are the English words from January to December?

Updated on educate 2024-08-10
11 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-15

    English words for January to December:

    January: January Jan

    February: February Feb

    March: March Mar

    April: April Apr

    May: May

    June: June

    July: Juli

    August: August August

    September

    October: October Oct

    November: November Nov

    December

    Origin of the English month:

    The English word for January (january**) is the patron saint of ancient Rome, the two-faced god Janus, who has two faces, one in front looking into the future and one looking back in the past.

    The English word February** is derived from the ancient Roman month of Februus (Ramadan), which may also be derived from Sabine.

    The English word for March (march)** is in the ancient Roman god of war Mars.

    April (April)** is the word aperire, which means "open", which may mean that the plant begins to grow in the spring.

    The English name May is probably derived from the Maya (Maius in Latin), the goddess of spring and life in Roman mythology, or the goddess Bona dea, who celebrates the festival in May, or from the Latin word maiores (meaning)."Older people")。

    English: June; A legend ** in the Latin family name of Junius; Another version is based on the name of the goddess Juno, who is the king of the goddess and gives birth.

    The English word for July (july) is a reference to the ancient Roman general Julius Caesar (Caesar was not emperor), and after his death people named his name Julius as July.

    The English August August August is derived from the Latin honorific title of the emperor, Augustus.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-14

    The English words from January to December are as follows:

    January: February Febru Ri March: March Mɑ: t

    April: April Eipr L

    May: May Mei

    June d u:n

    July: July d u (:) lai

    August: August G St

    September: October: October k t ub

    November: December di Semb

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-13

    1. January: jan: january

    2. February: Feb: February

    3. March: Mar: March

    4. April: APR: April

    5. May: May: May

    6. June: jun: june

    7. July: jul: july

    8. August: Aug: August

    9. SEPTEMBER: SEPT: SEPTEMBER

    10. October: Oct: October

    11. November: nov: november

    12. December: dec :d ecember

    Expressions of dates in English.

    1. In British English, there are usually two ways to express it. Namely.

    Take "May 2, 1988", for example).

    1. Writing: (the) 2(nd) may, 1988

    Reading: the second of may, nineteen eighty-eight

    2. Writing: May (the) 2(nd), 1988

    Reading: May the second, nineteen eighty-eight

    Note. 1) In the way of writing, no commas should be added between the date and the month.

    2) In the way of writing, the comma before the year can be omitted.

    3) Ordinal endings (-st, -nd, -rd or -th) representing dates can be omitted.

    4) In the way of writing, the definite article the, before the ordinal number, can generally be omitted (especially when it starts with the ordinal number); However, in the reading, the definite article is not omitted.

    2. In American English, there is usually only one expression. Namely.

    Take "May 2, 1988", for example).

    Spelling: May 2(n.d.), 1988

    Reading: May second, nineteen eighty-eight

    Note. 1) In the way of writing, no commas should be added between the date and the month.

    2) In the way of writing, the comma before the year can be omitted.

    3) Ordinal endings (-st, -nd, -rd or -th) representing dates can be omitted.

    4) In the way of writing, the definite article the, which precedes the ordinal number, can generally be omitted; In the way it is read, the definite article is also generally omitted.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    The English words for January to December are:

    1. january, english d nju ri], american d njueri], jan.

    2 February, English febru ri], United States februeri], February.

    3. march, English mɑ t, American mɑ rt, March.

    4. April, English e pr l], American e pr l], April.

    5, may, English me, American me, May.

    6. june, English d u n], American d u n], June.

    7. Juli, English d u la, American d u la, July.

    8. August, English st], American st], August.

    9 September, English sep temb (r)], American sep temb r], September.

    10 october, english k t b (r)], american ɑ k to b r], october.

    11 november, English n vemb (r)], Mei no vemb r], November.

    12 december, d semb (r)], d semb r], decemb.

    Some of the months are from English

    1、january

    ** in ancient Rome.

    Gate god Jenus Janus. The god has two faces, one looking back at the past and the other looking into the future. People choose his name as the name of the first month of the month to get rid of the old and welcome the new.

    2、february

    Every year at the beginning of February, the people of Rome would kill animals and drink alcohol to celebrate the feast of Februarius. On this day, a whip called februa is commonly used to beat infertile women in order to conceive and give birth to children. On this day, people repent of their sins of the past year, cleanse their souls, ask for the forgiveness of the gods, and make themselves chaste.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    The words in English from January to December are:

    January is january, abbreviated as january;

    February is February, abbreviated as feb;

    March is march, abbreviated as mar;

    April is April, abbreviated as APR;

    May is may, abbreviated as may;

    June is june, abbreviated as jun;

    July is july, abbreviated as jul;

    August is August, abbreviated as aug;

    September is September, abbreviated as sept;

    October is october, abbreviated as oct;

    November is November, abbreviated as November;

    December is december, abbreviated as december.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    1. Janeary: January.

    English D nju ri

    2. February: February.

    English Febru Ri

    3. March: March.

    English mɑ:t

    4. April: April.

    English e pr l

    5. may: May.

    English me

    6. June: June.

    English d u:n

    7. july: July.

    English d u la

    8. August: August.

    English st

    9. September: September.

    English sep temb (r).

    10. October: October.

    English k t b (r).

    11. November: November.

    English n vemb (r).

    12. december: December.

    English D semb (r).

    Word usage variation: augustn.(noun).

    1. August is the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar month, which cannot be used in the Chinese lunar calendar, and the eighth month of the lunar calendar is usually represented by the eighth moon.

    2. August is often abbreviated as Augustor ag.

    3. August can be used as a definite to modify other nouns.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-09

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  8. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    From January to December, the English language is:

    January [ d nju ri] January ,February [ febru ri] february ,march [mɑ:t ] March ,april [ eipr l] April ,may [mei] May ,June [d u:n] June, July [d u: lai] July ,august [ st] August ,september [s p temb ] september ,october [ k t ub ] October , November [n u vemb] November , December [di semb] December .

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    January: january abbreviation: jan, ancient saying: first month; End Month; Early Moon; Jiayue; Crescent moon; The beginning of the year; Moon.

    February: February abbreviation: feb, ancient saying: Liyue; Xingyue; Flower Moon; Zhongyue; Zhongchun; Moon; Such as the moon.

    March: March abbreviation: mar, ancient saying: peach moon; Silk Moon; Quarter Month; Yingyue; Late spring; Late spring.

    April: April abbreviation: APR, ancient saying: Yang Yue; Wheat Month; Mei Yue ; Pure Moon; Qinghe; Summer; Yu Yue.

    May: May abbreviation: may, ancient saying: Puyue; Durian Moon; Yu Yue; Woohoo; Tianzhong; Midsummer; Satsuki.

    June: june abbreviation: jun, ancient saying: lotus moon; Jiao Yue; Acting monthly; Jingyang; Heat; Monsoon heat; and month; Season Summer.

    July: july abbreviation: jul, ancient saying: melon moon; Qiao Yue; Lan Yue; Lan Qiu; ZHAO Qiu; New Autumn; First Autumn; Xiangyue.

    August: August abbreviation: aug, ancient saying: Guiyue; Zhong Shang; Zhu Chun; Chin Thu; Midautumn; Strong Moon.

    September: September Abbreviation: SEPT, ancient saying: Juyue; Twilight Shang; frost order; Decaying Moon; Ji Qiu; Xuanyue; Blue Girl Moon; Three Mengqiu.

    October: October abbreviation: OCT, ancient saying: good month; Dew Moon; Winter; Winter; Yang Yue; Dong Fei; Lunar Moon.

    November: November Abbreviation: nov, ancient saying: Changyue; Jia Yue; Midwinter; Xingyue; Dragon Moon; Gu Yue.

    December: december abbreviation: dec, ancient saying: ice moon; December; YAN Yue; Except for the month; Season Winter, Remnant Winter, Late Winter, Jiaping, Poor Festival, Star Hui Festival.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    January: Jane, February, March: March;

    April: April, May: May, June: June;

    July: july, August: August, September: September;

    October: October, November: November, December: December.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    English major.

    January Jane

    February

    March March

    April April

    Maymay, June, June

    July: Juli

    August August

    September

    October octorber

    November November

    December december

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