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Translation

June

Word origin

From Latin Iunius, the month named for the goddess Iuno (Juno). Esperanto keeps the Latin month names unchanged apart from the noun ending.

Origin
Latin
Root
Iunius
English cognates
June, Juno

Other proposed origins

  • Ovid records a second Roman account in which Iunius is the month of the iuniores, the younger men, paired with Maius for the elders. (Latin, iuniores)

Examples

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School finishes in June.

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June brings the long days of summer.

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I will visit you in June.

Junio is the sixth month page the site has built, joining , , , and ; lands in this same chapter, which makes seven of the twelve, with , , , and still to come. Two habits to pick up now. Month names are common nouns in Esperanto and take a small letter, so it is and not . And resist reading the month as "the young one" by analogy with : on the usual account the month belongs to Juno, and only the minority explanation given above puts the two words in the same family.

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This word is part of lesson 35.