Sept

Pronunciation: /sɛpt/

Definitions of sept

noun a branch of a tribe

Example Sentences

A1 My birthday is in sept.

A2 There are seven days in a week, including sept.

B1 In some countries, the school year starts in sept.

B2 The conference is scheduled for the first week of sept.

C1 The company's fiscal year ends in sept.

C2 The septennial celebration of the town's founding will be next year.

Examples of sept in a Sentence

formal The conference is scheduled for the first week of September.

informal Let's plan a BBQ for the end of Sept.

slang I can't wait for Sept to roll around so we can hit up the beach.

figurative In the cycle of seasons, Sept marks the beginning of autumn.

Grammatical Forms of sept

• past tense: sept
• plural: septs
• comparative: more sept
• superlative: most sept
• present tense: sept
• future tense: will sept
• perfect tense: have sept
• continuous tense: is septing
• singular: sept
• positive degree: sept
• infinitive: to sept
• gerund: septing
• participle: septed

Origin and Evolution of sept

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'sept' originated from the Latin word 'septem', meaning seven.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'sept' evolved to refer to a division of a clan or family in Celtic cultures, typically consisting of related individuals with a common ancestor.