Difference between revisions of "Sahartionary:nínjadt"
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*(''[[Cerman]]'') IPA<sup>([[Terminian language#Phonology|key]])</sup>: / | *(''[[Cerman]]'') IPA<sup>([[Terminian language#Phonology|key]])</sup>: /ni.ɲad/ | ||
*(''[[Amerhan]]'') IPA<sup>([[Amerhani Terminian#Phonology|key]])</sup>: / | *(''[[Amerhan]]'') IPA<sup>([[Amerhani Terminian#Phonology|key]])</sup>: /ˈni.ɲad/ [ˈni.njät] | ||
===Numeral=== | ===Numeral=== | ||
Revision as of 17:10, 12 May 2024
Terminian
| ← 12 [1], [2] | 13 | 14 → |
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Cardinal: nínjad | ||
Etymology
From Middle Terminian nineat, from Old Terminian ninadát, a late variant of dinadahat. Equivalent to nine + ljeat.
Pronunciation
Numeral
nínjad
- thirteen