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10 Language-to-English Dictionariestreinta
Pronunciation / Transliteration: treinta
"Hay treinta días en un mes."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A term used in Japanese to refer to a specific numerical value or concept related to the number thirty.
"In the game, the character's level cap is set at sanjuushi." - 2
A colloquial expression in Japanese culture that may refer to a group or set of thirty items.
"The festival featured sanjuushi different types of traditional foods."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'sanjuushi' originates from the Japanese language, where 'san' means 'three' and 'juushi' refers to 'ten' or 'tenfold'. Historically, it has been used in various contexts, including counting systems and cultural references, evolving to denote specific meanings in modern usage.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Sanjuushi" is said worldwide
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trente
Transliteration: trente
"Il y a trente jours dans un mois."
dreißig
Transliteration: dreißig
"Es gibt dreißig Tage in einem Monat."
trenta
Transliteration: trenta
"Ci sono trenta giorni in un mese."
treinta
Transliteration: treinta
"Hay treinta días en un mes."
trinta
Transliteration: trinta
"Há trinta dias em um mês."
तीस
Transliteration: tees
"एक महीने में तीस दिन होते हैं।"
三十
Transliteration: sānshí
"一个月有三十天。"
서른
Transliteration: seoreun
"한 달은 서른 날이 있다."
三十
Transliteration: sanjuushi
"一ヶ月は三十日です。"
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