twelve
twelve
adj.
P. and V. δώδεκα.
Twelve times, adv.: Ar. and P. δωδεκά̆κῐς.
adj.
P. and V. δώδεκα.
Twelve times, adv.: Ar. and P. δωδεκά̆κῐς.
TWELVE
duodecim: duodeni (disiributive and with substantives that are used only in the plur.; e.g. duodenae literse = duodecim epistolae; or duodecim litterae = twelve letters of the alphabet). Twelve times duodecies: twelve times as much duodecim partibus plus: twelve hundred mille et ducenti; milleni et duceni (distributive or with substantives found only in the plur.): twelve hundred times millies et ducenties: the twelve hundredth millesimus ducentesimus: of twelve years (in duration) duodecim annorum: twelve years old duodecim annos natus: twelve thousand duodecim millia; duodena millia (distributively etc.): twelve pounds in weight duodecim pondo; duodecim libras pondo (valens): a twelve pounder (cannon) *tormentum bellicum globos singulos duodecim librarum mittens.
duodecim: duodeni (disiributive and with substantives that are used only in the plur.; e.g. duodenae literse = duodecim epistolae; or duodecim litterae = twelve letters of the alphabet). Twelve times duodecies: twelve times as much duodecim partibus plus: twelve hundred mille et ducenti; milleni et duceni (distributive or with substantives found only in the plur.): twelve hundred times millies et ducenties: the twelve hundredth millesimus ducentesimus: of twelve years (in duration) duodecim annorum: twelve years old duodecim annos natus: twelve thousand duodecim millia; duodena millia (distributively etc.): twelve pounds in weight duodecim pondo; duodecim libras pondo (valens): a twelve pounder (cannon) *tormentum bellicum globos singulos duodecim librarum mittens.
twelve: duŏdĕcim: t. times, duŏdĕcies, Cic.: Liv.: t. each, t. at a time, duŏdēni, Caes.: Cic.: Virg.: the number t., duōdĕcas, ădis, f., Tert.: containing t., duŏdēnārius, Varr.: t. years old, *duŏdĕcim annos natus, Georg.: of t. years (in duration), *duŏdĕcim annorum, Georg.: t. times as much, *duodecim partibus plus, Georg.: a t.-pounder (cannon), *tormentum bellicum globos duodenum librarum mittens, Georg.