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by eli_gottlieb
4769 days ago
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That's the same way we do it in Hebrew, actually. 20 is "esrim", meaning tens, which is actually a special case because Hebrew once had a grammatical dual form. Then comes "shloshim", meaning threes. "Arba'im", fours. And so on. So 22 is "esrim ve'shtayyim", tens and two. |
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