hundred in Latin
hundred in Latin is centum — hundred means the number 100, following ninety-nine.
hundred in Latin
centum
A numerical value equal to 100 (102), occurring after ninety-nine.
What does "hundred" mean?
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numeral The number 100, following ninety-nine.
"There are about a hundred books on the shelf."
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noun A hundred-dollar (or other currency) bill.
"She pulled a hundred from her wallet to pay the repair."
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hundred in a sentence
- There are about a hundred books on the shelf.
- The path is one hundred meters long.
- She pulled a hundred from her wallet to pay the repair.
- The tourist handed over a hundred and waited for his change.
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What is "hundred" in Latin?
"hundred" in Latin is centum. hundred means: The number 100, following ninety-nine.
How do you use "hundred" in a sentence?
Example: "There are about a hundred books on the shelf." In Latin, "hundred" is centum.
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