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numbers [2014/02/17 17:40]
fenris
numbers [2019/09/17 17:24]
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     * formed by adding the suffix **-tëen** to the numbers 3 to 9:     * formed by adding the suffix **-tëen** to the numbers 3 to 9:
     * compare this to the english suffix //-teen//     * compare this to the english suffix //-teen//
-    * references: [[references#sch12|sch12]] 
   * multiples of 10   * multiples of 10
     * formed by adding the suffix **-tig** to the name of the first digit     * formed by adding the suffix **-tig** to the name of the first digit
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 === Ordinals === === Ordinals ===
-[ToDo]+ 
 +The "backbone" of the ordinal suffix will be **T** and/or **D**, and the options are, in terms of T: **-te** (Danish, Dutch, German, Norwegian); **-ta** (Icelandic, Swedish); **-t** (English); and **-ti** (Icelandic). The other question is whether ordinal numbers will have the singular/plural distinction or be invariant (like genitives). Also, one can see that morphologically, there's a similarity between ordinals and preterites, but happily there is no danger of conflict because numbers don't act as verbs.
numbers.txt · Last modified: 2020/12/03 21:33 by fenris