DECIMUS

Meaning of DECIMUS in English

Decimus BrE AmE ˈdes ɪm əs - ə m-

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DECIMUS — /des"euh meuhs/ ; Lat. /dek"i moos'/ , adj. (in prescriptions) tenth. [ ]
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LABERIUS, DECIMUS — born c. 105 BC died 43 BC Roman knight with a caustic wit who was one of the two leading …
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JUVENAL — biographical name A.D. 55 to 60- circa 127 Decimus Junius ~is Roman poet & satirist, ~ian adjective
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DECIMATE — transitive verb (-mated; -mating) Etymology: Latin decimatus, past participle of decimare, from decimus tenth, from decem ten Date: 1660 to …
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JUVENAL — orig. Decimus Junius Juvenalis born с AD 55 died 130 Roman poet. He is believed to have been born into …
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JUNIUS — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Decimus Junius Juvenalis Brutus Marcus Junius Jayewardene Junius Richard
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DIME — I. ˈdīm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French dime, disme, from Latin decima, from feminine of …
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SEXTODECIMO — ˌsekstəˈdesəˌmō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin, abl. of sextusdecimus sixteenth, from sextus sixth + decimus tenth — more at …
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QUARTODECIMAN
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DECUMARIA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈma(a)rēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin decumus, decimus tenth + New Latin -aria; from the decamerous flowers …
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DECUMAN
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DECIMOSEXTO — ˌdesə(ˌ)mōˈsek(ˌ)stō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin decimo sexto, sexto decimo, abl. of decimus sextus, sextus decimus sixteenth, from decimus …
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DECIMOLE — -ˌmōl noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary decim- (from Latin decimus tenth) + -ole : decuplet 2
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DECIMATE — ˈdesəˌmāt, usu -ād.+V transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Latin decimatus, past participle of decimare, from decimus tenth, from decem …
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DECI- — combining form Etymology: French déci-, from Latin decimus tenth, from decem ten — more at ten : tenth part (of …
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JUVENAL — — Juvenalian /jooh'veuh nay"lee euhn/ , adj. /jooh"veuh nl/ , n. ( Decimus Junius Juvenalis ) A.D. c60-140, Roman poet.
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DIME — /duym/ , n. 1. a cupronickel-clad coin of the U.S. and Canada, the 10th part of a dollar, equal to …
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DECIMATE — — decimation , n. — decimator , n. /des"euh mayt'/ , v.t., decimated, decimating . 1. to destroy a great …
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DECI- — a combining form meaning "tenth," used in words denoting units of the metric system ( deciliter ); on this model, …
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JUVENAL — biographical name A.D. 55 to 60- circa 127 Decimus Junius Juvenalis Roman poet & satirist • Ju·ve·na·lian ˌjü-və-ˈnāl-yən adjective
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SEXTODECIMO — noun ( plural -mos ) Etymology: Latin, ablative of sextus decimus sixteenth, from sextus sixth + decimus tenth — more …
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DIME — noun Etymology: Middle English, tenth part, tithe, from Anglo-French disme, dime, from Latin decima, from feminine of decimus tenth, from …
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DECIMATE — transitive verb ( -mat·ed ; -mat·ing ) Etymology: Latin decimatus, past participle of decimare, from decimus tenth, from decem ten …
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DECI- — Etymology: French déci-, from Latin decimus tenth, from decem ten — more at ten : one tenth part of deci …
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SEXTODECIMO — [ ˌsɛkstə(ʊ)'dɛsɪməʊ ] (abbrev.: 16mo ) ■ noun ( plural ~s ) a size of book page that results from …
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DECIMATE — [ 'dɛsɪmeɪt ] ■ verb 1》 kill or destroy a large proportion of. ↘drastically reduce the strength of. 2》 (in …
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DECIMAL — ■ adjective relating to or denoting a system of numbers and arithmetic based on the number ten, tenth parts, and …
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DECI- — ■ combining form one tenth: decilitre. Origin from L. decimus 'tenth'.
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SEXTODECIMO
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DIME — [dime] n [ME, tenth part, tithe, fr. MF, fr. L decima, fr. fem. of decimus tenth, fr. decem ten--more at …
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DECIMATE — [dec.i.mate] vt -mat.ed ; -mat.ing [L decimatus, pp. of decimare, fr. decimus tenth, fr. decem ten] (1660) 1: to select …
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