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/ˈjuː.nijs/
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The sixth month of the year, after May and before July.
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Examples

  • Jāņus svin divdesmit trešajā un divdesmit ceturtajā jūnijā.
    Jāņi is celebrated on the twenty-third and twenty-fourth of June.
  • Līdz jūnija beigām dienas ir ļoti garas.
    By the end of June, the days are very long.
  • Šogad jūnijs ir saulains un silts.
    This year June is sunny and warm.
  • Mēs dosimies uz Latviju jūnijā.
    We will travel to Latvia in June.
  • Atvaļinājums sāksies līdz ar jūniju.
    The holiday will begin with the arrival of June.

Similar words

ziedu mēnesis
papuves mēnesis

Meanings

Sixth month of the year

noun
time
neutral
The month after May and before July, with 30 days.

Examples

  • Šogad jūnijs ir saulains un silts.
    This year June is sunny and warm.
  • Mēs dosimies uz Latviju jūnijā.
    We will travel to Latvia in June.
  • Jāņus svin divdesmit trešajā un divdesmit ceturtajā jūnijā.
    Jāņi is celebrated on the twenty-third and twenty-fourth of June.
  • Līdz jūnija beigām dienas ir ļoti garas.
    By the end of June, the days are very long.
  • Atvaļinājums sāksies līdz ar jūniju.
    The holiday will begin with the arrival of June.

Similar words

ziedu mēnesis
papuves mēnesis

Etymology

From Latin Iunius, the Roman month name linked to Juno, the Roman goddess of marriage.

FAQ

What does jūnijs mean?

Jūnijs means June, the sixth month of the year.

Is jūnijs masculine or feminine?

Jūnijs is masculine.

What is the genitive singular of jūnijs?

The genitive singular is jūnija.

How do you say “in June” in Latvian?

Use the locative form jūnijā.

How many days are in jūnijs?

Jūnijs has 30 days.

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