hundred

 10 October 08:26   

    Old English hundred

    hundred

    # The basal amount occurring afterwards ninety-nine and afore one hundred one, represented in Roman numerals as and in Arabic numerals as 100. Ordinal: . 10² = 100.

    *Middle Welsh:

    *Miwok:

    *Mohawk:

    *Norwegian:

    *:

    *Odawa:

    *:

    *Old English:

    *Old Top German:

    *Old Icelandic:

    *Old Irish:

    *Old Lithuanian:

    *Old Norse:

    *Old Welsh:

    *Persian: (s?d)

    *Polish:

    *Portuguese: ,

    *:

    *Romanian:

    *Russian: (sto)

    *:

    *Sanskrit: (satena), (sata)

    *:

    *Serbian: ()

    *Shoshone:

    *Slovak:

    *Slovenian:

    *Spanish: ,

    *Swedish:

    *:

    *Tarahumara:

    *: (vanda), (nooru)

    *Thai: (roi)

    *Tocharian:

    **A:

    **B:

    *Tonkawa:

    *Turkish:

    *Ukrainian: (sto)

    *Welsh:

    hundred (plural )

    #(US) A hundred-dollar bill.

    #(Historical) An authoritative subdivision in southern English counties.

    #(Cricket) a hundred runs denticulate by a batsman

    #:He create a hundred in the celebrated match.

    hundred-dollar bill

    *German:

    *Russian: (sotnja) , (sotennaja) , (storubljovka) , (stodollarovka)

    hundred runs

    *: (satakam)

    *(hundred-dollar bill):

    *(hundred runs):

    *

    *

    *

    *

    *

    ----

    From a Accepted Germanic admixture of * and *

    hundred

    # hundred