January written abbreviation Jan

January written abbreviation Jan
noun (C, U) the first month of the year, between December and February: in January: Our new office is opening in January 2000. | last/next January: I haven't heard from him since last January. | on January 29th (also on 29th January BrE): Rosie's party was on January 29th. (spoken as: on January the twenty-ninth or on the twenty-ninth of January or (AmE) on January twenty-ninth)

Longman dictionary of contemporary English. 2004.

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