calendar in Latin
calendar in Latin is fastī, calendarium, fasti — calendar means a system for dividing time into days, months, and years.
calendar in Latin
fastī
Any system by which time is divided into days, weeks, months, and years.
calendarium
Any system by which time is divided into days, weeks, months, and years.
calendarium
fasti
What does "calendar" mean?
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noun A system for dividing time into days, months, and years.
"The calendar we use has twelve months and a leap year every four years."
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noun A chart or app showing the days of a year, often with events or dates marked on it.
"I marked her birthday on the kitchen calendar in red pen."
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noun A schedule of planned events or appointments.
"Our calendar is completely full until the end of the month."
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verb To schedule or set a date for something, especially a court hearing.
"The court clerk calendared the trial for early spring after both lawyers agreed."
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calendar in a sentence
- The calendar we use has twelve months and a leap year every four years.
- The Gregorian calendar is used in most of the world today.
- I marked her birthday on the kitchen calendar in red pen.
- She pinned a calendar to the wall with all the school holidays marked.
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What is "calendar" in Latin?
"calendar" in Latin is fastī, calendarium, fasti. calendar means: A system for dividing time into days, months, and years.
How do you use "calendar" in a sentence?
Example: "The calendar we use has twelve months and a leap year every four years." In Latin, "calendar" is fastī, calendarium, fasti.
Are there other ways to say "calendar" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "calendar": fastī, calendarium, fasti.
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