English
Etymology
Middle English jun(e), re-Latinized from Middle English juyng < Old French juing < Latin Iunius (the goddess Juno's month), perhaps < Proto-Indo-European *juwngkos < PIE base *yeu- (vital force, youthful vigor).
Pronunciation
Noun
Month of the year: June
- The sixth month of the Gregorian calendar, having 30 days.
- Last: May
- Next: July
- (from the name of the month) A female given name.
Translations
- Alabama: hasiholtina istahánnàali
- Albanian: qershor
- Arabic: يُونْيُو (yúnyu) m
- Basque: ekain
- Breton: Mezheven , miz Mezheven
- Bulgarian: юни (júni) m
- Catalan: juny m
- Chinese: 六月 (liùyuè)
- Croatian: lipanj
- Czech: červen m
- Danish: juni
- Dutch: juni
- Esperanto: junio
- Estonian: juuni
- Finnish: kesäkuu
- French: juin m
- Frisian: juny , simmermoanne
- German: Juni m, Brachet m
- Greek: Ιούνιος (Ioúnios) m
- Hebrew: יוני (yúni)
- Hungarian: június
- Icelandic: júní
- Indonesian: juni
- Interlingua: junio
- Meitheamh
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- Italian: giugno m
- Japanese: 六月 (ろくがつ, rokú-gatsú)
- Korean: 유월 (yuweol)
- Latin: Iunius m
- Lithuanian: birželis m
- Manchu: (ninggun biya )
- Maori: hune
- Neapolitan: giùgno
- Norwegian: juni
- Ojibwe: ode'imini-giizis
- Old English: liðe se ærra
- Polish: czerwiec m
- Portuguese: junho m
- Romanian: iunie
- Romanica: junio
- Russian: июнь (ijún') m
- Serbian: јуни (juni)
- Slovak: jún m
- Spanish: junio m
- Swedish: juni (sv )
- Thai: มิถุนายน (mī thòò naa yohn)
- Turkish: haziran
- Ukrainian: червень (červen') m
- Mehefin m
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