Year

//jɪə//

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Noun

The word "year" can be used as a noun.

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10-year series 100-year flood 4-plus-billion-year Christian year Christmas comes but once a year I am twenty years old I'm twenty years old Jesus year a year and a day abundant year academic year after-years all-year-round astronomical year autumn years banner year be a hundred years too early beyond one's years big year bissextile year century year common year cosmic year current year day-year principle disability adjusted life year disability-adjusted life year dollar-a-year man donkey's years dragon year final year project first year first-year four score and seven years ago four score seven years ago gigawatt-year gigayear golden years half-year human year hundred-year egg hundred-year storm kilowatt-year leap year light year light-year lunisolar year man-year mast year megalight-year megawatt-year megayear microwatt-year milliwatt-year multi-year multiyear never in a million years new year next year non-leap year not in a million years on in years one-hundred-year storm one-year-old pack year pack-year person-year rain year regnal year roll back the years ruin of the year run year sabbatical year salad year seven-year apple seven-year itch seven-year melon seven-year vine seventeen-year locust sunset years ten-year series terawatt-year term of years term of years absolute term of years determinable this year thousand-year egg thousand-year-old egg time of year to-year today years old transition year turn of the year twilight years two-year water year watt-year who was your servant last year wise beyond one's years year 2000 problem year 2038 problem year bearer year by year year dot year mark year mind year out year to date year's mind year-around year-bird year-book year-end year-group year-long year-old year-on-year year-over-year year-round year-rounder year-to-date year-to-year yearbook yearhundred yearling yearly years young years-long yearthousand yester-year yesteryear

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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.