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Braereth
Pronunciation & Variants
| Official | Classical | Tenibvreth | Eomentesa | Merineth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| /ˈnuːveðiʧe/ | [ˈnou̯veðicçe] | [] ⟪[[#Tenibvreth|]]⟫ |
[] ⟨[[#Eomentesa|]]⟩ |
[] ⧼[[#Merineth|]]⧽ |
Etymology
From Latin novendecim A compound of nouve ‘nine’ and -dice ‘-teen’.
Cognates & Comparisons
- diecinueve (Spanish)
- dinou (Catalan)
- dix-neuf (French)
- diciannove (Italian)
- nouăsprezece (Romanian)
Number
nouvedice
- nineteen
- Obsolete long form of nouce.