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| style="background-color:#CCCCCC"| <small>[[Sahartionary:kazø̃ | | style="background-color:#CCCCCC"| <small>[[Sahartionary:kazø̃ vüddai#Atruozan|240]]</small> | ||
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| style="width:75px; background-color:#CCCCCC"| <small>[[Sahartionary: | | style="width:75px; background-color:#CCCCCC"| <small>[[Sahartionary:suyõ#Atruozan|← 11]]</small> | ||
| style="width:100px"| '''<big> | | style="width:100px"| '''<big>12</big>''' | ||
| style="width:75px; background-color:#CCCCCC"| <small>[[Sahartionary: | | style="width:75px; background-color:#CCCCCC"| <small>[[Sahartionary:ŕãanka#Atruozan|13 →]]</small> | ||
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'''''Cardinal''''': ''' | '''''Cardinal''''': '''vüddai''' (pl.)<br> | ||
'''''Ordinal''''': ''' | '''''Ordinal''''': '''vüddai''' (sg.)<br> | ||
''Adverbial'': | ''Adverbial'': vüddaiþe, filekgyë '''vüddai'''<br> | ||
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===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
From [[Atruozan]] ''[[Sahartionary:vüzë#Atruozan|vüzë]]'' (“ten”) + ''[[Sahartionary:deu#Atruozan|deu]]'' (“two”) + ''-böj'' (construct state). This, effectively "ten's two", was an older and now-antiquated method of saying "twelve" using an obsolete method for producing numbers additively. Ultimately, it appears to originate from a standard contraction of the two, followed by non-standard vowel harmonisation to the first syllable. | |||
===Pronunciation=== | ===Pronunciation=== | ||
*(''Translira'') IPA<sup>([[Atruozan language#Phonology|key]])</sup>: / | *(''Translira'') IPA<sup>([[Atruozan language#Phonology|key]])</sup>: /vyddaɪ̯/ [vyd̪ːaɪ̯] | ||
===Numeral=== | ===Numeral=== | ||
''' | '''vüddai''' | ||
# | # twelve | ||
#: '''' | #: ''.da bãzovpa '''vüddai''' bãzkoiwã.'' | ||
#:: '''' | #:: ''[I highly doubt that] the twelve (dead) drummers were drumming.'' | ||
# | # twelfth | ||
#: '''' | #: ''.xiã të cwega '''vüddaikë''' tä tõn urŕãibëdai.'' | ||
#:: '''' | #:: ''The twelfth dog is peeing on the pelt.'' | ||
====Inflection==== | ====Inflection==== | ||
====Usage notes==== | ====Usage notes==== | ||
Used adjectivally, where numerals behave as adjectives and are the closest to the noun of any present, the noun must be plural for it to express the cardinal meaning. Else, it represents the ordinal numeral | Used adjectivally, where numerals behave as adjectives and are the closest to the noun of any present, the noun must be plural for it to express the cardinal meaning. Else, it represents the ordinal numeral twelfth". It is generally represented in writing by its numeral glyph, represented in romanisation by "C" (as the system is vigesimal). | ||
====Synonyms==== | ====Synonyms==== | ||
Latest revision as of 03:27, 7 November 2022
Atruozan
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Cardinal: vüddai (pl.) | ||
Etymology
From Atruozan vüzë (“ten”) + deu (“two”) + -böj (construct state). This, effectively "ten's two", was an older and now-antiquated method of saying "twelve" using an obsolete method for producing numbers additively. Ultimately, it appears to originate from a standard contraction of the two, followed by non-standard vowel harmonisation to the first syllable.
Pronunciation
- (Translira) IPA(key): /vyddaɪ̯/ [vyd̪ːaɪ̯]
Numeral
vüddai
- twelve
- .da bãzovpa vüddai bãzkoiwã.
- [I highly doubt that] the twelve (dead) drummers were drumming.
- .da bãzovpa vüddai bãzkoiwã.
- twelfth
- .xiã të cwega vüddaikë tä tõn urŕãibëdai.
- The twelfth dog is peeing on the pelt.
- .xiã të cwega vüddaikë tä tõn urŕãibëdai.
Inflection
Usage notes
Used adjectivally, where numerals behave as adjectives and are the closest to the noun of any present, the noun must be plural for it to express the cardinal meaning. Else, it represents the ordinal numeral twelfth". It is generally represented in writing by its numeral glyph, represented in romanisation by "C" (as the system is vigesimal).