Nov
- noun
- /nɑv/
- The abbreviation for November is often written as 'Nov' on calendars.
I think he'd won the novices Nov, the novice championships, cut the times.
- I think he'd won the novices Nov, the novice championships, cut the times.
Examples
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Severe disease associated with NoV occurs most frequently among older adults, young children, and immunocompromised patients (4-7).
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The duration of immunity to norovirus (NoV) gastroenteritis has been believed to be from 6 months to 2 years.
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During August 1, 2012 - April 16, 2013, a total of 637 NoV outbreaks were reported by Minnesota, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
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During 2012, global detection of a new norovirus (NoV) strain, GII.4 Sydney, raised concerns about its potential effect in the United States.
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In the United States, GII.4 Sydney became the predominant NoV strain implicated in outbreaks during the last 4 months of 2012 (19).
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My birthday falls in November, so I look forward to that month every year.
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The company plans to launch its new product in November after months of preparation.
Synonyms
The eleventh month of the year that comes after October and before December
Compounds
A made-up language based on Latin created in 1890 for use between people of different countries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nov is the short form of November, and November comes from the Latin word novem, which means 'nine' because it used to be the ninth month in the old Roman calendar. So, Nov is the common abbreviation we use today for that month.