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The second month in the Gregorian and Julian calendars, which has 28 days or 29 days on a leap year, and is the shortest of the 12 months. Use this tag when the month's full name appears in the post, whether by itself, as part of a celebration or birthday, or on a calendar ([[calendar_(object)]]). In Japanese, it is written as 二月 ([i]nigatsu[/i]), although 2月 is acceptable and can be tagged as February. Do NOT use this tag if you see a numerical date like 1/14/2012 (January 14, 2012). Please use the [[dated]] tag for this format. The month tags are specifically for the actual word, or if a number is directly representing a month in a calendar. [h4]See also:[/h4] * [[Tag_Group:Year_Tags]] Updated by surveyork9 Thu, Mar 07 '24, 18:09 |
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The second month in the Georgian and Julian calendars, which has 28 days or 29 days on a leap year, and is the shortest of the 12 months. Use this tag when the month's full name appears in the post, whether by itself, as part of a celebration or birthday, or on a [[calendar (object)|calendar]]. In Japan, it is written as 二月 ([i]nigatsu[/i]), although 2月 is acceptable and can be tagged as February. Do NOT use this tag if you see a numerical date like 1/14/2012 (January 14, 2012). Please use the [[dated]] tag for this format. The month tags are specifically for the actual word, or if a number is directly representing a month in a calendar. h4.See also * [[Tag Group:Year Tags]] Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:56 |