Difference between revisions of "Sahartionary:amindat"
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Revision as of 17:13, 12 May 2024
Terminian
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Cardinal: aminn, aminnad | ||
Etymology
From Middle Terminian emindat, from Old Terminian emindahat. Equivalent to jemi + ljeat. The initial a- is unexpected; etymologically é- would be expected in this position; this change was likely shaped by analogy with other numerals beginning with <a>, such as arennad or arjad.
Pronunciation
Numeral
aminnad
- eleven