vint
Occitan
numeral
Definitions
- (cardinal number) twenty
Etymology
Inherited from Latin vīgintī (twenty) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *h₁wih₁ḱm̥ti.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*h₁wih₁ḱm̥ti
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- venti English
- vīgintī Latin
- centoventi Italian
- cinquecentoventi Italian
- duecentoventi Italian
- novecentoventi Italian
- ottocentoventi Italian
- quattrocentoventi Italian
- seicentoventi Italian
- settecentoventi Italian
- trecentoventi Italian
- ventenne Italian
- ventennio Italian
- venti Italian
- venticinque Italian
- ventidue Italian
- ventimila Italian
- ventinove Italian
- ventiquattro Italian
- ventisei Italian
- ventisette Italian
- ventitré Italian
- ventotto Italian
- vingt French
- vingtaine French
- vingtième French
- veinte Spanish, Castilian
- veinteavo Spanish, Castilian
- veinticinco Spanish, Castilian
- veinticuatro Spanish, Castilian
- veintidós Spanish, Castilian
- veintinueve Spanish, Castilian
- veintiocho Spanish, Castilian
- veintisiete Spanish, Castilian
- veintiséis Spanish, Castilian
- veintitrés Spanish, Castilian
- *h₁wih₁ḱm̥ti Proto-Indo-European
- vinte Portuguese
- vint Old French
- vint Catalan, Valencian
- vintè Catalan, Valencian
- baynte Cebuano
- beynte Tagalog
- vinte Old Portuguese
- *HwiHćati Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *HwiHćatí Proto-Indo-Iranian
- yinghits Aromanian
- vinten Occitan
- *wīgentī Proto-Italic
- venti Asturian
- vincj Friulian
- veyente Old Spanish
- veynte Old Spanish
- vinti Venetian
- vìnti Ligurian
- venč Dalmatian
- vinti Kabuverdianu
- vint Ladin
- binti Sardinian
- binte Mirandese
- vint Piedmontese
- vinde Tarantino
- vènt Romagnol
- baynti Aklanon
- wein Garifuna