English
Etymology
From Middle English < Old English < Latin October (eighth month) < Latin octo (eight) < Proto-Indo-European base *octo(u)- (twice four); + Latin -ber from -bris , an adjectival suffix. The old Roman calendar began the year in March (spring), and October was the eighth month.
Pronunciation
- IPA /ɒkˈtəʊbə/
- SAMPA /Qk"toUb@/
Noun
Month of the year: October
- The tenth month of the Gregorian calendar, having 31 days.
Translations
- Alabama: hasiholtina ispókkòoli
- Albanian: tetor
- Arabic: أكْتُوبَر (aktóbar) m
- Basque: urri
- Breton: Here, miz Here
- Bulgarian: октомври (októmvri) m
- Catalan: octubre
- Chinese: 十月 (shíyuè)
- Croatian: listopad m
- Czech: říjen m
- Danish: oktober
- Dutch: oktober
- Esperanto: oktobro
- Estonian: oktoober
- Finnish: lokakuu
- French: octobre m
- Frisian: oktober, wynmoanne
- German: Oktober m
- Gilbhart m
- Greek: Οκτώβριος (Októvrios) m; (colloquial) Οκτώβρης (Októvris) m, Οχτώβρης (Okhtóvris) m
- Hebrew: אוקטובר (október)
- Hungarian: október
- Icelandic: október
- Indonesian: oktober
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- Interlingua: octobre
- Deireach Fómhair
- Italian: ottobre m
- Japanese: 十月 (じゅうがつ, jūgatsú)
- Korean: 시월 (shiweol)
- Latin: October m
- Lithuanian: spalis m
- Manchu: (juwan biya )
- Maori: oketopa
- Neapolitan: ottómbre m
- Norwegian: oktober
- Ojibwe: binaakwe-giizis
- Old English: winterfylleð
- Polish: październik m
- Portuguese: outubro m
- Romanian: octombrie
- Romanica: octobre
- Russian: октябрь (oktjábr’) m
- Serbian: октобар (oktobar)
- Slovak: október m
- Spanish: octubre m
- Swedish: oktober
- Thai: ตุลาคม (tòò laa khohm)
- Turkish: ekim
- Ukrainian: жовтень (žovten’) m
- Welsh: hydref
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