Months of the year
A month is a unit of time that was first used and invented in Mesopotamia to measure the natural period related to the cycle of the moon.
Our modern Gregorian calendar has twelve months, of either 28, 30 or 31 days during the year.
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1 - January - 31 days
- 2 - February - 28 days; 29 days in leap years
- 3 - March - 31 days
- 4 - April - 30 days
- 5 - May - 31 days
- 6 - June - 30 days
- 7 - July - 31 days
- 8 - August - 31 days
- 9 - September - 30 days
- 10 - October - 31 days
- 11 - November - 30 days
- 12 - December - 31 days