Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/newuntehun
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Proto-Germanic
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*newuntehun (ordinal *newundatehundô)
Descendants
- Old English: nigontīene, nigontēne
- Old Frisian: niguntīne
- North Frisian: nüügentäin
- Saterland Frisian: njuugentien
- West Frisian: njoggentjin
- Old Saxon: *niguntein
- Middle Low German: nêgentein
- Low German: negenteihn, nägenteihn
- German Low German: negenteihn
- Plautdietsch: näajentieen
- Middle Low German: nêgentein
- Old Dutch: *niguntian
- Middle Dutch: neghentien
- Old High German: niunzehan
- Old Norse: nítján