twenty
twenty
adj.
Ar. and P. εἴκοσι.
adj.
Ar. and P. εἴκοσι.
TWENTY
viginti: viceni (distributive and with substantives that are found only in the plur.; Vid: TWELVE). A space of twenty years viginti anni; vicennium (*Modestinus Dig. 50 8 8): a man twenty years old homo viginti annorum; homo viginti annos natus: twenty-fold twenty times as much vicies tantum: the field bears twenty-fold ager effert or efficit cum vicesimo: twenty times vicies: twenty thousand viginti millia: twenty thousand times vicies millies: the twenty thousandth vicies millesimus.
viginti: viceni (distributive and with substantives that are found only in the plur.; Vid: TWELVE). A space of twenty years viginti anni; vicennium (*Modestinus Dig. 50 8 8): a man twenty years old homo viginti annorum; homo viginti annos natus: twenty-fold twenty times as much vicies tantum: the field bears twenty-fold ager effert or efficit cum vicesimo: twenty times vicies: twenty thousand viginti millia: twenty thousand times vicies millies: the twenty thousandth vicies millesimus.
twenty: vīginti Cic.: t. each or at a time, vīcēni, Caes.: Liv.: t. times, vīcies, Caes.: t.-fold, t. times as much, vicies tantum, Plin. 14, 4, 6; *vicies tanto amplius quam quantum, Georg.: the field bears t.-fold, *ager effert, efficit, cum vicesimo, Georg.: t. years old, *viginti annorum; viginti annos natus, Georg.: a board of t. men, vīgintīvīri, Cic. Att. 2, 6: the office of those on a board of t., vīgintivĭrātus, Cic. Att. 9, 2: t. thousand, viginti millia: t. thousand times, vicies millies: the t. thousandth, vicies millēsĭmus: pertaining to the number t., vīcēnārius, Plaut.: a youth of t., vīcĕnārius, Arn.: a period of t. years, vicennium, Modest.; viginti anni, Georg.: a period of t. days, viginti dies, Cic. Planc. 37, 90.