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The table uses the common Western tropical zodiac date convention to connect birthdays with sign names, elements, house themes, ruling planets, lucky colors, lucky numbers, and traditional personality keywords.
Use the birthday picker to filter the table to the matching sign, or choose a sign filter to display one row. This lets you find its date range, symbols, and traditional keywords without scanning all twelve signs.
Star-sign date ranges are cultural conventions and can differ near sign boundaries by source, time zone, or calculation method. Do not use this page for predictions, relationship decisions, medical choices, financial choices, or astronomical classification.
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Enter the birthday in the date picker. The table filters to the matching sign under the common Western tropical zodiac convention; you can also choose a sign to view only its row.
Aries is 3/21–4/19, Taurus 4/20–5/20, Gemini 5/21–6/21, Cancer 6/22–7/22, Leo 7/23–8/22, Virgo 8/23–9/22, Libra 9/23–10/23, Scorpio 10/24–11/21, Sagittarius 11/22–12/21, Capricorn 12/22–1/19, Aquarius 1/20–2/18, and Pisces 2/19–3/20. These are conventional calendar ranges; boundary dates can vary by source or time zone.
Fire signs are Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius; earth signs are Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn; air signs are Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius; water signs are Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces. These are traditional astrology groupings, not scientific classifications.
No. This table follows the popular Western zodiac sign convention. Astronomical constellations are different: they have unequal boundaries, and the Sun's apparent path also passes through Ophiuchus.
Popular tables usually round signs to calendar dates. Sources, time zones, and astrology systems can handle boundary moments differently, so a birthday on the first or last day of a sign may need a more detailed chart.
No. The traits, colors, numbers, planets, and house themes are included as traditional cultural associations, not as scientific assessments or predictions. Do not use them to make relationship, medical, financial, or other consequential decisions.
This tool's data is compiled from the authoritative sources below.
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