duodeviceni

Latin

Latin numbers (edit)
XVIII
18
    Cardinal: duodēvīgintī, octōdecim
    Ordinal: duodēvīcēsimus, octōdecimus
    Distributive: duodēvīcēnī

Adjective

duodēvīcēnī (feminine duodēvīcēnae, neuter duodēvīcēna); first/second-declension numeral, plural only

  1. eighteen each
    • 59 BC–AD 17, Titus Livius, Ab Urbe Condita 21.41:
      Experiri iuvat utrum alios repente Carthaginienses per viginti annos terra ediderit, an idem sint qui ad Aegates pugnaverunt insulas et quos ab Eryce duodevicenis denariis aestimatos emisistis.
      I shall be glad to learn whether the earth has suddenly within the last twenty years produced a different breed of Carthaginans, or whether they are the same as those who fought at the Aegates, and whom you allowed to depart from Eryx on payment of eighteen denarii a head.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective, plural only.

Number Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative duodēvīcēnī duodēvīcēnae duodēvīcēna
Genitive duodēvīcēnōrum duodēvīcēnārum duodēvīcēnōrum
Dative duodēvīcēnīs
Accusative duodēvīcēnōs duodēvīcēnās duodēvīcēna
Ablative duodēvīcēnīs
Vocative duodēvīcēnī duodēvīcēnae duodēvīcēna
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