Quintilis

quintilis English Etymology en :lbor la:Quīntīlis<t:Fifth Month> + 1 Proper noun en historical The month of the ancient Roman calendar which became July, the fifth month when the year began with March and the seventh after it began with January. 1 11 You keep on making me expect you again and again. Only the other day, when I thought you on the point of arriving I was suddenly put off by you till Quintilis (July). Synonyms en July; en Julius uncommon; en Quintile obsolete Latin Alternative forms la quīntīlis la Quīnctīlis quīnctīlis la Quīnt. quīnt. abbreviation Etymology From la quīntus -īlis denominative fifth, due to its position in the Roman calendar prior to the establishment of la Iānuārius January as the first month. As a noun, la Quīntīlis mēnsis m fifth month 1. Pronunciation Quīntīlis Adjective Quīntīlis la historical of the month of en Quintilis (the Roman month following June; renamed July in 44 BC) la nōnae Quīntīlēs the nones of July la īdibus Quīntīlibus on the ides of July Usage notes Declension Quīntīlis Proper noun Quīntīlis<3> m la historical the month of en Quintilis Declension Quīntīlis<3.both.abl-i.sg> Synonyms la Iūlius, la iūlius la Jūlius, la jūlius Descendants en Quintilis 1 See also Roman calendar References Further reading 1302 3 2171 la Months