March

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March is the third month of the Gregorian calendar, marking the transition from winter to spring in the Northern Hemisphere and often associated with seasonal festivals and observances.

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All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
March canonical 2

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf calendar month
month
associatedWith beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere
end of summer in the Southern Hemisphere
birthFlower daffodil
jonquil
birthstone aquamarine
bloodstone
containsEvent vernal equinox (in most years)
containsHoliday Bangladesh Independence Day NERFINISHED
Common start of Lent-related observances (date varies)
Commonwealth Day (in some countries) NERFINISHED
César Chávez Day (some US states) NERFINISHED
Earth Hour (often in late March) NERFINISHED
Evacuation Day (Suffolk County, Massachusetts) NERFINISHED
Greek Independence Day NERFINISHED
Holi (date varies, often in March) NERFINISHED
International Day of Happiness NERFINISHED
International Women’s Day NERFINISHED
Mother’s Day (in the UK and some others)
Nowruz (around March, date varies) NERFINISHED
Pakistan Day NERFINISHED
Pi Day NERFINISHED
St. Patrick’s Day NERFINISHED
Texas Independence Day NERFINISHED
World Water Day NERFINISHED
etymology named after Mars, the Roman god of war
follows February
hasAbbreviation M
Mar
Mar.
hasEnglishName March
hasLatinName Martius NERFINISHED
hasNumberOfDays 31
hasZodiacSign Aries NERFINISHED
Pisces NERFINISHED
ISO8601MonthCode 03
namedAfter Mars NERFINISHED
partOf Gregorian calendar NERFINISHED
Julian calendar NERFINISHED
positionInYear 3
precedes April
quarterOfYear first quarter
typicalSchoolTermContext spring term (in many Northern Hemisphere countries) GENERATED
typicalSeasonNorthernHemisphere spring
winter
typicalSeasonSouthernHemisphere autumn
summer
wasFirstMonthIn early Roman calendar

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Stavelot occursInMonth March
subject surface form: Laetare of Stavelot