birthyear

English

Alternative forms

• birth year

Etymology

From birth +‎ year.

Noun

birthyear (plural birthyears)

1. The year in which one was born; year of (one's) birth.

   Synonym: year of birth

   • 1995, Buck Clayton, Nancy Miller Elliott, Buck Clayton's Jazz World:

     Then one day Professor Michael Griffel, who had been elected to the chairmanship of music at Hunter, called me in his office and regretfully told me that someone who had been checking the files for some reason had noticed that my birthyear was 1911, which made me two years over the age limit to be a professor at Hunter.

   • 2006, Iris Vorel, Ad Astra:

     "[...] I can't have a reading. I don't know my birthyear. Simply, simply, simply don't remember my birthyear."

Translations

the year in which one was born; year of (one's) birth

• Arabic: سَنَةُ الْمِيلَادِ f (sanatu l-mīlādi) (definite)
• Belarusian: год нараджэ́ння m (hod naradžénnja)
• Bulgarian: годи́на на ра́ждане f (godína na ráždane)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 出生年份 (chūshēng niánfèn)

• Czech: rok narození m
• Danish: fødselsår (da) n, fødeår (da) n
• Dutch: geboortejaar (nl) n
• Finnish: syntymävuosi (fi)
• French: année de naissance f
• Georgian: დაბადების წელი (dabadebis c̣eli)
• German: Geburtsjahr (de) n
• Greek: έτος γέννησης n (étos génnisis)
• Hindi: जन्मवर्ष m (janmavarṣ)
• Italian: anno di nascita m
• Japanese: 生まれた年 (うまれたとし, umareta toshi)
• Korean: 출생년도(出生年度) (chulsaengnyeondo), 출생연도(出生年度) (chulsaeng'yeondo)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: fødselsår n

• Polish: rok urodzenia m
• Russian: год рожде́ния m (god roždénija)
• Sanskrit: जन्मवर्ष m (janmavarṣa)
• Slovak: rok narodenia m
• Swedish: födelseår (sv) n
• Ukrainian: рік наро́дження m (rik naródžennja)

See also

• birthday
• birthdate