septembris

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The ninth month of the year, after August and before October.

Examples

  • Šogad septembris ir silts un saulains.
    This year September is warm and sunny.
  • Skolas mācību gads sākas septembrī.
    The school year begins in September.
  • Viņa visu septembri strādāja no mājām.
    She worked from home throughout September.
  • Mēs brauksim uz Rīgu septembra beigās.
    We will travel to Riga at the end of September.
  • Pirmajā septembra dienā bērni atgriežas skolā.
    On the first day of September, children return to school.

Similar words

viršu mēnesis
silu mēnesis

Meanings

Ninth month of the year

noun
time
neutral
The month after August and before October, with 30 days.

Examples

  • Šogad septembris ir silts un saulains.
    This year September is warm and sunny.
  • Skolas mācību gads sākas septembrī.
    The school year begins in September.
  • Mēs brauksim uz Rīgu septembra beigās.
    We will travel to Riga at the end of September.
  • Viņa visu septembri strādāja no mājām.
    She worked from home throughout September.
  • Pirmajā septembra dienā bērni atgriežas skolā.
    On the first day of September, children return to school.

Similar words

Etymology

From Latin September, the name of the seventh month in the old Roman calendar, from septem, meaning “seven”.

FAQ

What does septembris mean?

Septembris means September, the ninth month of the year.

Is septembris masculine or feminine?

Septembris is masculine.

What is the genitive singular of septembris?

The genitive singular is septembra.

How do you say “in September” in Latvian?

Use the locative form septembrī.

How many days does septembris have?

Septembris has 30 days.

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