How to Say “October” in Greek

Οκτώβριος
Októvrios/oˈkto.vɾi.os/masculine
October in Greek is Οκτώβριος (Októvrios). It is also spelled Οκτώβρης (Októvris).
Meaning: tenth month of the Gregorian calendar (name)

Ways to say it

“october” in Greek
Greek Romanization (Wiktionary) IPA Note
Οκτώβριος Októvrios /oˈkto.vɾi.os/ masculine
Οκτώβρης Októvris /oˈkto.vɾis/ masculine, alternative form

The word refers to the tenth month of the Gregorian calendar. In Greek, months are masculine nouns and are typically preceded by the definite article ο when used as a subject or in general statements, such as in ο Οκτώβριος.

How does it change in a sentence?

When you need to indicate possession or 'of October', use the genitive form του Οκτωβρίου. If October is the direct object of a verb, use the accusative form τον Οκτώβριο.

How do you pronounce it?

The word is pronounced /oˈkto.vɾi.os/. It has 4 syllables, and the stress is on the 2nd syllable.

Did you know?

  • The root of Οκτώβριος contains the Greek number 'eight', even though it is the tenth month.
  • Even though it is a Greek word, Οκτώβριος is actually a learned borrowing from the Latin 'October' rather than a native Greek word.
  • While the official name is Οκτώβριος, you might hear the shorter, more colloquial form Οκτώβρης in casual conversation.

Examples in context

  • Επόμενος μήνας θα είναι ο Οκτώβριος.
    Next month will be October.
    This sentence uses Οκτώβριος to talk about the upcoming month.
    Tatoeba #2836337 by glavkos, translation #9433200 by Nylez
  • Ο Οκτώβριος είναι ο αγαπημένος μήνας του Τομ.
    October is Tom's favorite month.
    This sentence uses Οκτώβριος to identify a favorite month.
    Tatoeba #7780559 by eypros, translation #7780246 by CK
  • Με χαρά περιμένω τον Οκτώβρη για τις διακοπές μου!
    I'm looking forward to October for my vacation!
  • Ο Οκτώβριος είναι ένας υπέροχος μήνας.
    O Oktovrios einai enas yperochos mēnas.
    October is a wonderful month.

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