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/ˈuna/

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Translation

a, an (feminine)

Word origin

The feminine of un, from Latin una, the feminine of unus ('one'), source of both the numeral and the indefinite article.

Origin
Latin
Root
unus
English cognates
one, unit, union

Grammar

Masc pluralunas

Examples

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I would like an apple, please.

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I live in a small house.

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It is a very interesting story.

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I need one more hour to finish.

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There is a woman at the door waiting.

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