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==== Usage notes ==== | ==== Usage notes ==== | ||
* Followed by the short genitive plural. | * Followed by the short genitive plural. | ||
* This is one of the handful of [[:Category:Radestrian_numerals|Radestrian numerals]] that are grammatically plural: {{m|rad|sjavate|t=twenty}}, {{m|rad|varște|t=thirty}}, {{m|rad|atește|t=forty}}, {{m|rad|lirește|t=sixty}}, {{m|rad|aește|t=eighty}} and {{m|rad|aevaște|t=ninety}}. All other numerals are grammatically singular. | |||
==== Declension ==== | ==== Declension ==== | ||
Revision as of 00:02, 29 August 2023
Radestrian
| 600 nars reșvis | ||||
| 50 úcus |
59 ocvair·fyes |
60 lirește |
61 lireșķeșier·as |
70 ljáķus |
| 6 nars | ||||
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Cardinal: lirește (lireșķeșier·) Cardinal adjective: nareșeliș | ||||
Etymology
From Middle Radestrian lireșavatre, from lire- (“tri-”) + șavatre (“twenty”), equivalent to lire· + sjavate. Displaced the decimal nestus, from Proto-Radic *nèdcıls.
Pronunciation
Numeral
lirește pl (genitive plural lireștis)
- sixty (60)
Usage notes
- Followed by the short genitive plural.
- This is one of the handful of Radestrian numerals that are grammatically plural: sjavate (“twenty”), varște (“thirty”), atește (“forty”), lirește (“sixty”), aește (“eighty”) and aevaște (“ninety”). All other numerals are grammatically singular.
Declension
Translations
Please now add the entry language code as the first parameter!
See also