ten in Latin
ten in Latin is decem — ten means the number after nine and before eleven, written as 10.
ten in Latin
decem
decem
The number occurring after nine and before eleven, represented in Arabic numerals (base ten) as 10 and in Roman numerals as X.
What does "ten" mean?
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number The number after nine and before eleven, written as 10.
"I need ten minutes to get ready before we leave."
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noun Informally, a person or thing considered flawless or perfect, especially in looks.
"Her dress was a ten, and everyone in the room noticed."
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ten in a sentence
- I need ten minutes to get ready before we leave.
- She counted to ten before opening her eyes.
- Her dress was a ten, and everyone in the room noticed.
- He rated the view a perfect ten.
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What is "ten" in Latin?
"ten" in Latin is decem. ten means: The number after nine and before eleven, written as 10.
How do you use "ten" in a sentence?
Example: "I need ten minutes to get ready before we leave." In Latin, "ten" is decem.
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