8 thoughts on “ Decennis ”

1. Mid 17th century from Latin decennium ‘a decade’, from decennis ‘of ten years’ (from decem ‘ten’ + annus ‘year’), + -al. Word of the day. overbrim / əʊvəˈbrɪm / verb. See definitions & examples. These Foreign Words And Phrases Are Now Used In English.

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2. decennary definition: noun pl. -·ries decade (sense)Origin of decennaryfrom Classical Latin decennis, lasting ten years from decem, ten + annus, year (see annual) + -ary ten-year; decennial.

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3. de·cen·ni·um (dĭ-sĕn′ē-əm) n. pl. de·cen·ni·ums or de·cen·ni·a (-sĕn′ē-ə) A period of ten years; a decade. [Latin, from decennis, lasting for ten years: decem, ten; see dekm̥ in Indo-European roots + annus, year; see at- in Indo-European roots.] decennium (dɪˈsɛnɪəm) or decennary n, pl -niums, -nia (-nɪə) or .

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4. Mid 17th century from Latin decennium ‘a decade’, from decennis ‘of ten years’ (from decem ‘ten’ + annus ‘year’), + -al. Word of the day. hereat / hɪərˈat / adverb. See definitions & examples. These Foreign Words And Phrases Are Now Used In English.

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5. Jul 30,  · Decennium definition: → decade (sense 2) | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.

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6. decennium definition: noun pl. -·ni·ums or -·nia decade (sense)Origin of decenniumClassical Latin from decennis: see decennary.

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7. Catalan: ·decade··plural of decennio Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

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8. decennial (adj.) "existing or continuing for ten years; occurring every ten years," s, with -al (1) + Latin decennium, from decennis "of 10 years," from decem "ten" (from PIE root *dekm-"ten") + annus "year" (see annual (adj.)). For vowel change, see trisvimudaringcyj.resslorelifitbackcontdimiscwealthpostcrow.co a noun, "a tenth anniversary," by

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