/nɔ̃.bʁø/
Translation
numerous, many
Word origin
From nombre ('number'), from Latin numerus, with the adjective suffix -eux (from Latin -osus). English 'numerous' comes from the same Latin root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- numerus
- English cognates
- numerous, number, numeral
Grammar
Examples
l'.
Many students come from abroad.
.
His family is very large.
.
The mistakes in this report are numerous.
cette .
We have received numerous complaints this week.
l' .
There were fewer visitors than last year.
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