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Contents 1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Proper noun 1.3.1 Derived terms 1.3.2 Related terms 1.3.3 Translations

[ English

Rank of this word in the English language, from analyzing texts from Project Gutenberg.
donations	George	influence	#667: March	whatever	reach	secret

[ Etymology

Middle English March(e), from Anglo-French Marche, from Old French marz, from Latin Martius, month of the god Mars, from earlier Mavors

[ Pronunciation

• (UK): IPA: /mɑːtʃ/ , SAMPA: /mA:tS/
• (US): enPR: märch, IPA: /mɑrtʃ/ , SAMPA: /mArtS/
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[ Proper noun

Singular March

Plural countable and uncountable; Marches

March (countable and uncountable; plural Marches)

1. The third month of the Gregorian calendar, following February and preceding April. Abbreviation: Mar or Mar.

[ Derived terms

a bushel of March dust is worth a king's ransom ides of March March ale, March beer March break March brown March chick

March Constitution of Poland March CPS March crane fly March equinox March First Movement March fly March hare

March Incident March-mad March Madness March moth March Revolution March violet mid-March

[ Related terms

• Mars

[ Translations

third month of thee Gregorian calendar

Abkhaz: хәажәкыр (ĥwažwkər) Afrikaans: maart Alabama: hasiholtina istatótchìina, Màchka Albanian: mars sq(sq) Arabic: مَارِس (māris) m., آذَارٌ (’āðar) m. Aragonese: marzo m. Armenian: մարտ (mart) Asturian: marzu m. Basque: martxo Belarusian: сакавік be(be) (sakavik) Breton: Meurzh, miz Meurzh Bosnian: mart bs(bs) m. Bulgarian: март bg(bg) (mart) m. Catalan: març m. Cherokee: ᎤᏄᎳᎯ (unulahi) Chinese: 三月 (sānyuè) Chuvash: пуш (puš) Cornish: mys merth Croatian: ožujak hr(hr) Czech: březen cs(cs) m. Danish: marts da(da) Dutch: maart nl(nl) Esperanto: marto eo(eo) Estonian: märts et(et) Ewe: Tedoxe, Mars Faeroese: mars Finnish: maaliskuu fi(fi) French: mars fr(fr) m. Friulian: març m. Galician: marzo m., marzal m. Georgian: მარტი (marti) German: März de(de) m., Lenzing de(de) m. Greek: Μάρτιος el(el) (Mártios) m., Μάρτης el(el) (Mártis) m. Hebrew: מרס (mars) (or מרץ (merts), unofficially) Hindi: मार्च (mārch) Hungarian: március hu(hu) Icelandic: mars is(is) Ido: marto Ilocano: marso Indonesian: maret Interlingua: martio Interlingue: marte Irish: Márta ga(ga) Italian: marzo it(it) m. Javanese: maret Japanese: 三月 (さんがつ, sángatsu) Kannada: ಮಾರ್ಚಿ (maarci) Kashubian: strumannik Khmer: មិនា (mīnīă)

Korean: 삼월 ko(ko) (samweol) Latin: Martius la(la) m. Latvian: marts lv(lv) Limburgish: miert Lithuanian: kovas lt(lt) m. Livonian: märts, kievādkū Luxembourgish: Mäerz Malaysian: mac Maltese: Marzu mt(mt) Manchu: (ilan biya) Maori: mäehe Marathi: मार्च (mārch) Myanmar: မတ္ (ma’) Neapolitan: màrzo m. Norwegian: mars no(no) Novial: marte Occitan: març m. Ojibwe: onaabani-giizis Old English: hreþmōnaþ ang(ang) m. Persian: مارس fa(fa) (mârs) Polish: marzec pl(pl) m. Portuguese: março pt(pt) m. Romanian: martie ro(ro) Russian: март ru(ru) (mart) m. Sami Northern Sami: njukčamánnu Sardinian: martzu m. Scottish: mairch Serbian: Cyrillic: март m. Roman: mart m., ožujak m. Sicilian: marzu m. Slovak: marec sk(sk) m. Slovene: márec m. Spanish: marzo es(es) m. Sundanese: maret Swedish: mars sv(sv) Tagalog: Marso Tamil: மார்ச் (maarc) Tatar: mart Telugu: మార్చి (maarchi) Thai: มีนาคม (mee naa khohm) Tok Pisin: mac Turkish: mart tr(tr) Ukrainian: березень (berezen’) m. Vietnamese: tháng ba [三月] Volapük: mäzul Võro: urbõkuu Walloon: måss Welsh: Mawrth cy(cy) m.