Day of Week Tuesday in other languages
- If you are interested in languages then this day of the week Tuesday is called:
Dies Martis in Latin, Dienstag in German, Mardi in French, Martedi in Italian, Martes in Spanish
Zodiac Sign ♑ Capricorn Born on this Date
- People born in the year 1751 on the 19th January have the zodiac sign Capricorn.
Capricorn is ruled by the planet Saturn while being considered an earth sign, introvert sign and one of the four cardinal signs. Capricorn-Sagittarius cusps (those born from December 23 to 28) are considered to be slightly different from the typical Capricorn, being more outgoing, jovial and less ambitious and money orientated than the Capricorn who is not born on a cusp.
Capricorn is the Sign of stability, calmness and maturity. Being hard workers independence and attention to detail are big for Capricorns.
Capricorns are very ambitious people, they always have something they are pursuing and they want their lives to be fulfilled and important. This kind of behavior can shed a bad light on their relationships. Capricorn strengths are responsible, patient, ambitious, resourceful and loyal. Capricorn areas for improvement are dictatorial, inhibited, conceited, distrusting and unimaginative. The color of choice for Capricorn is brown and other dark colors.
January 19th Holidays in History
- » Birthday of Edgar Allan Poe (commemorated by the Poe Toaster at his grave in Baltimore)
- » Christian Feast Day:
- » Bishop Henry called Henry of Uppsala
- » Marius, Martha, Audifax, and Abachum
- » St. Mark of Ephesus e.g Mark of Ephesus
- » Pontianus of Spoleto
- » Wulfstan (Bishop of Worcester) named Wulfstan, Bishop of Worcester
- » January 19 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
- » Confederate Memorial Day known as Confederate Heroes Day (Texas), and its related observance:
- » Robert E. Lee Day (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia (U.S. state) e.g Georgia and Mississippi)
- » Theophany / Epiphany (feast) e.g Epiphany (Eastern Orthodoxy called Eastern and Oriental Orthodoxy), and its related observances:
- » Timkat, or 20 during Leap Year (Ethiopian Orthodox)
If you were born on this day of the week in the year 1751 then you would be 273 years old today. If you decided to start collecting one dollar every day at the age 10 then you would have accumulated $95995 today.