sixty in Greek
sixty in Greek is εξήντα — sixty means the number after fifty-nine and before sixty-one; 60.
sixty in Greek
εξήντα
Pronounced: exida
The cardinal number occurring after fifty-nine and before sixty-one, represented in Roman numerals as LX and in Arabic numerals as 60.
What does "sixty" mean?
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num The number after fifty-nine and before sixty-one; 60.
"The speed limit here is sixty miles per hour."
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sixty in a sentence
- The speed limit here is sixty miles per hour.
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What is "sixty" in Greek?
"sixty" in Greek is εξήντα. sixty means: The number after fifty-nine and before sixty-one; 60.
How do you pronounce εξήντα?
"sixty" in Greek is εξήντα, pronounced "exida".
How do you use "sixty" in a sentence?
Example: "The speed limit here is sixty miles per hour." In Greek, "sixty" is εξήντα.
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