Datum

datum dátum German Etymology de :bor la:datum de la datum. Pronunciation de /ˈdaːtʊm/ de De-Datum.ogg de De-Datum2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-at-Datum.ogg Austria de Da tum Noun n,,Daten de chiefly in the singular date specific day for an event to take place de Tag de chiefly in the plural datum singular piece of information, especially numerical de Datenpunkt Usage notes While formally the same lemma, most speakers will use the two senses as singular-only and plural-only respectively, using alternative phrasings like de Datenpunkt for a singular datum and de Tage to refer to multiple dates. In a software context, where data, dates, and data consisting of dates are all common, nonstandard plural constructions like de Datümer may be encountered that specifically refer to sense 1. Declension n,,Daten Derived terms de sense "data" Datenbank Datensatz Datenschutz Datenspeicher Datennutzung Datenspeicherung Eckdaten Messdaten de sense "date" Verfallsdatum Mindesthaltbarkeitsdatum Geburtsdatum Todesdatum Datumsgrenze Datumsdifferenz Related terms de datieren de Date Further reading de Latin Etymology la Datum :bor grc:Δάτον + 1 Pronunciation Datum Proper noun Datum<2.loc> A town of Macedonia famous for its goldmines Declension Datum<2.loc> References la Greece Towns Luxembourgish Etymology lb la From lb de Datum. Pronunciation lb [ˈdaːtum] Noun m Datumer Datumen Daten date specific day of the calendar lb Et ass net laang hier, mee de geneeën Datum weess ech net méi. It’s not long ago, but I don’t know the exact date anymore. lb Meng nei Auer weist d’Zäit an och den Datum un. My new watch displays both the time and date. Usage notes In Luxembourgish, the form lb Daten is chiefly a plurale tantum meaning “data”, but it also occurs in this sense, albeit it rarely.