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'''February''' is the second [[month]] of the [[year]], coming after [[January]] and before [[March]]. The word derives from the Latin "Februārius" (ménsis), meaning "expiatory" (month), derivative of "februa," meaning "expiatory offerings." February has 28 days, except during [[leap year]]s when it has 29. | '''February''' is the second [[month]] of the [[year]], coming after [[January]] and before [[March]]. The word derives from the Latin "Februārius" (ménsis), meaning "expiatory" (month), derivative of "februa," meaning "expiatory offerings." February has 28 days, except during [[leap year]]s when it has 29. | ||
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February is the second month of the year, coming after January and before March. The word derives from the Latin "Februārius" (ménsis), meaning "expiatory" (month), derivative of "februa," meaning "expiatory offerings." February has 28 days, except during leap years when it has 29.