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In latin it's undecem, meaning 10+1 essentially. duodecem, etc. Until you get to 18... that's duodevigente, which is to say two from twenty, so kinda reversed.
by gremlinsinc 3y ago
In latin it's undecem, meaning 10+1 essentially. duodecem, etc. Until you get to 18... that's duodevigente, which is to say two from twenty, so kinda reversed. This continues on though for 28-29, etc... 19 is undevigente, 28 is duotrigenta, 29 is untrigenta, etc.
Spelling may be off it's been 2-3 decades since I took 4 years of Latin in High School.