How to Say “January” in Hindi

जनवरी
janvarī/d͡ʒən.ʋə.ɾiː/feminine
January in Hindi is जनवरी (janvarī).
जनवरी is the name of the first month of the Gregorian calendar.
Meaning: first month of the Gregorian calendar (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation is /dʒən.ʋə.ɾiː/.

Did you know?

  • The word जनवरी is a loanword that likely traveled from English into Hindi via Classical Persian جَنْوَرِی.
  • Depending on the region in India, the month of जनवरी often coincides with the harvest festival मकर संक्रांति, which marks the sun's transition into Capricorn.
  • In Hindi, months like जनवरी are treated as feminine nouns, which affects how adjectives describing the weather in that month are phrased.

Examples in context

  • जनवरी में मैं उसके साथ था।
    I was with him in January.
    Tatoeba #4097012 by sabretou, translation #1037071 by GPHemsley
  • आखिर, आठ जनवरी को, ब्रिटिशों ने हमला किया।
    Finally, on January eighth, the British attacked.
    Tatoeba #3652012 by sabretou, translation #804074 by Source_VOA
  • छब्बीस जनवरी को गणतंत्र दिवस मनाया जाता है।
    Republic Day is celebrated on the twenty-sixth of January.
    Tatoeba #480231 by minshirui, translation #480232 by minshirui
  • जनवरी का मौसम ठंडा होता है।
    The weather in January is cold.
  • मकर संक्रांति का त्योहार जनवरी में मनाया जाता है।
    The festival of Makar Sankranti is celebrated in January.
  • गणतंत्र दिवस 26 जनवरी को मनाया जाता है।
    Republic Day is celebrated on the 26th of January.
  • 4 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Aditya and Neha are discussing their winter vacation plans.

  1. आदित्य Aditya

    क्या हम जनवरी में घूमने चलेंगे?
    Kya hum January mein ghoomne chalenge?
    Shall we go traveling in January?
  2. नेहा Neha

    हाँ, जनवरी बहुत ठंडा होता है।
    Haan, January bahut thanda hota hai.
    Yes, January is very cold.
  3. आदित्य Aditya

    तो हमें गर्म कपड़े ले जाने चाहिए।
    Toh humein garm kapde le jaane chahiye.
    Then we should take warm clothes.
  4. नेहा Neha

    बिल्कुल, आदित्य।
    Bilkul, Aditya.
    Absolutely, Aditya.

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