month's
Belonging to thirty-ish days
Month's is the possessive form of month, indicating something belonging to or associated with a single month.
It appears in phrases like a month's salary, a month's notice, or a month's worth of groceries.
The construction often expresses duration: after a month's delay, with only a month's experience.
Seven-day periods
- daysTwenty-four-hour spans
- thirtyThree times ten
- thirty-oneNumber following thirty
- twenty-eightNumber following twenty-seven
span · length · period · time · cycle · calendar · beginning · middle
Payment for temporary use
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- wagesPayment for work
- payWages for work
- incomeRegular monetary receipts
earnings · budget · expenses · bills · allowance · subscription · dues · premium
Final portion or cessation
- beginningInitial stage of something
- startTo set going
- closeNearby or to shut
- finaleConcluding part of performance
conclusion · onset · opening · midpoint · quarter · first · last · prior
weeks
Seven-day periods
- daysTwenty-four-hour spans
- thirtyThree times ten
- thirty-oneNumber following thirty
twenty-eight · span · length · period · time · cycle · calendar · beginning · middle · end
rent
Payment for temporary use
income · earnings · budget · expenses · bills · allowance · subscription · dues · premium · installment
end
Final portion or cessation
finale · conclusion · onset · opening · midpoint · quarter · first · last · prior · current
notice
Become aware of
delay · grace · probation · trial · review · evaluation · lead · advance · turnaround · window
growth
Increase in size
- interestAttention, stake, or fee
- accrualIncremental addition over time
- buildupGradual accumulation over time
progress · gains · returns · yield · output · production · backlog · inventory · data · statistics
- next monthThe upcoming calendar period
- last monthThe preceding calendar period
- monthly billsPeriodic charges due regularly
- once a month
- time of the monthMenstrual phase
- flavor of the monthPassing popular preference