How to Say “April” in Hebrew

אפריל
april
The Hebrew word for April is אפריל (april).
אפריל refers to the fourth month of the Gregorian calendar.
Meaning: fourth month of the Gregorian calendar (name)

How do you pronounce it?

April

Did you know?

  • Because Israel uses the Gregorian calendar for civil purposes and the Hebrew calendar for religious ones, a person in אפריל might be planning their schedule across two entirely different dating systems.
  • During אפריל, many Israelis experience the 'Sharav', a hot and dry wind from the desert that can make the spring weather feel like summer.
  • In Hebrew, months like אפריל are not capitalized, as the Hebrew writing system does not have uppercase or lowercase letters.

Examples in context

  • מאי בא אחרי אפריל.
    May comes after April.
    This sentence shows the temporal order of months using אפריל.
    Tatoeba #2838014 by Eldad, translation #72522 by CM
  • זה די קר עבור חודש אפריל.
    It's rather cold for April.
    This sentence describes the weather conditions during אפריל.
    Tatoeba #685381 by Eldad, translation #72595 by CK
  • ביום אפריל בהיר הלכתי לטייל.
    One sunny day in April, I went out for a walk.
    This sentence describes an activity occurring during a sunny day in אפריל.
    Tatoeba #1840924 by fekundulo, translation #67322 by CK
  • 6 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing their upcoming vacation plans.

  1. עגור Adi

    מתי אתם טסים לחופשה?
    Matay atem tasim lachupsha?
    When are you flying for vacation?
  2. דניאל Daniel

    אנחנו טסים באמצע אפריל.
    Anachnu tasim be-emtsa april.
    We are flying in the middle of April.
  3. עגור Adi

    אפריל הוא חודש נהדר לטיולים.
    April hu chodesh nehedar letiyulim.
    April is a great month for trips.
  4. דניאל Daniel

    אני מקווה שיהיה מזג אוויר טוב.
    Ani mekave she-yihiye mezeg avir tov.
    I hope the weather will be good.

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