februāris

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The second month of the year, after January and before March.

Examples

  • Līdz februāra beigām dienas kļūst garākas.
    By the end of February, the days grow longer.
  • Pieteikums jāiesniedz līdz februārim.
    The application must be submitted before February.
  • Šogad februāris ir neparasti auksts.
    This year February is unusually cold.
  • Mēs brauksim uz Rīgu februārī.
    We will travel to Riga in February.
  • Koncerts notiks sešpadsmitajā februārī.
    The concert will take place on the sixteenth of February.

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Meanings

Second month of the year

noun
time
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The month after January and before March, with 28 days in a common year and 29 in a leap year.

Examples

  • Šogad februāris ir neparasti auksts.
    This year February is unusually cold.
  • Mēs brauksim uz Rīgu februārī.
    We will travel to Riga in February.
  • Koncerts notiks sešpadsmitajā februārī.
    The concert will take place on the sixteenth of February.
  • Līdz februāra beigām dienas kļūst garākas.
    By the end of February, the days grow longer.
  • Pieteikums jāiesniedz līdz februārim.
    The application must be submitted before February.

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Etymology

From Latin Februārius, the name of the month associated with Roman purification rites.

FAQ

What does februāris mean?

Februāris means February, the second month of the year.

Is februāris masculine or feminine?

Februāris is masculine.

What is the genitive singular of februāris?

The genitive singular is februāra.

How do you say “in February” in Latvian?

Use the locative form februārī.

How many days are in februāris?

Februāris has 28 days in a common year and 29 in a leap year.

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