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/ny.me.ʁo/
Translation
number
Word origin
From Italian numero, from Latin numerus ('number'). The English 'number' and 'numeral' come from the same Latin source.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- numerus
- English cognates
- number, numeral, numerous
Grammar
Examples
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What is your room number at the hotel.
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He dialled the wrong number twice in a row.
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She reached number one in the national rankings.
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My telephone number has changed recently.
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The winning number of the game is seven.
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