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Gaulish decametos 'tenth', Old
Irish dechmad 'tenth'),
dekam 'ten' (cf. Lat. decem,
Common Celtic dekam, OIr.
deich < *dekm̥),
novantutas 'the nine tribes'...
- *ahtōu '9' *neven
novem *𐌍𐌖𐌖𐌄𐌍 *nuven *𐌍𐌖𐌖𐌉𐌌 *nuvim *nowen *nawan *newun '10'
decem 𐌃𐌄𐌊𐌄𐌍
deken *𐌃𐌄𐌔𐌄𐌌 *desem *dekem *
dekam *tehun...
- *oχtu-dīy(w)o-
wythnos "8-nights"
eizhteiz "8-days"
Fortnight *kʷenkʷe-
dekam-noχt- cóicthiges "15-(days)" coicís cola-deug (coig
latha deug "15-days")...
- *swexs 7 *septḿ̥ *seɸtam > *****tam 8 *oḱtṓw *oxtū 9 *h₁néwn̥ *nowan 10 *déḱm̥ *
dekam 20 *wídḱm̥ti *wikantī 30 *tridḱómt *trīkontes 100 *ḱm̥tóm *kantom...
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Present a
program of
SYNAESTHESIOLOGISTS and
performances with
Johnny DeKam, 2/5 BZ and solo.
Videos Experimentales Contemporáneos de
Nueva York. Buenos...
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numerous workshops and
using the
software in live performance. [1][2]
Johnny Dekam –
founder of VIDVOX. Used NATO to
create 'Revision History', an artistic...
- kɛnɛðl g g g g
dekam 'ten' dɛg dɛg dɛg dêg b b b b b
biwos 'alive' bɪw bɪw bɪw bêw β β v v ab-on- 'river' aβon aβon avon avon d d d d d
dekam 'ten' dɛg dɛg...
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given below: deac, deec /de.əɡ/ "-teen" < *deǣg < *dexǣg < *dekank < *
dekam-kʷe "and 10" (/x/
deleted before /ɡ/) oíd /oið/ "lend!" < *oeðʲ < *oðeθʲ...
- analyses: sa-um "of these" (< *sa-ōm)
dekametinas "the tithes, the tax" << *-
dekam-etos < *-dkm-etos;
compare Gaulish decametos 'tenth',
Welsh degfed 'tenth'...
