English
Etymology
Middle English iulius < Anglo-French julie < Old French jule < Latin Iulius (Gaius Julius Caesar 's month), perhaps a contraction of *Iovilios (descended from Jove) < Latin Iuppiter > Proto-Indo-European *dyeu-pəter- (god-father, vocative case) < PIE *deiw-os (god) + pəter (father).
Pronunciation
Noun
Month of the year: July
- The seventh month of the Gregorian calendar, having 31 days.
Translations
- Alabama: hasiholtina istontóklo
- Albanian: korrik
- Arabic: يُولْيُو (yúlyu) m
- Basque: uztail
- Breton: Gouere , miz Gouere
- Bulgarian: юли (júli) m
- Catalan: juliol m
- Chinese: 七月 (qīyuè)
- Croatian: srpanj
- Czech: červenec m
- Danish: juli
- Dutch: juli
- Esperanto: julio
- Estonian: juuli
- Finnish: heinäkuu
- French: juillet m
- Frisian: july, haaimoanne
- German: Juli m, Heuert m
- Greek: Ιούλιος (Ioúlios) m
- Hebrew: יולי (yúli)
- Hungarian: július
- Icelandic: júlí
- Indonesian: juli
- Interlingua: julio
- Iúil
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- Italian: luglio m
- Japanese: 七月 (しちがつ, shichí-gatsú)
- Korean: 질월 (chilweol)
- Latin: Iulius m
- Lithuanian: liepa f
- Manchu: (nadan biya )
- Maori: hürae
- Neapolitan: iuglio , lùglio
- Norwegian: juli
- Ojibwe: aabita-niibino-giizis
- Old English: liða se æfterra
- Polish: lipiec m
- Portuguese: julho m
- Romanian: iulie
- Romanica: julio
- Russian: июль (ijúl') m
- Serbian: јули (juli)
- Slovak: júl
- Spanish: julio m
- Swedish: juli
- Thai: กรกฎาคม (gà rā gà daa khohm)
- Turkish: temmuz
- Ukrainian: липень (lipen') m
- Gorffennaf m
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