milliardum

Latin

Noun

miliardum n (genitive miliardī); second declension

1. Alternative form of miliardum
   • 1657, Fr. Leonis Carmelitæ Rhedonensis. Studium Sapientiæ Universalis. Contextus Scientiæ-Humanæ., Parisiiis: Apud Antonium Padeloup, page 581:

     Incipiendo à dextrâ ſignificant numerum mille, millionem, milliardum: & numeri intermedij carentes puncto ſubſcripto, valent 10. & 100. & ita reliqui ad libitum.

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   • 1883, G. Latsio, Bellum Delebile, Hagae Comitis: Apud Belinfante Fratres, page 39:

     Non nisi 10,000 homines in mundo convincendi sunt, in mundo 10,000 milliardorum hominum Decimum pro delebilitate argumentum Elegerunt multae gentes arbitratores.

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   • 1905, Francisco de Hummelauer, Commentarius in Librum Primum Paralipomenon, page 328:

     Igitur 100,000 talenta auri pondere sunt 4,911 milliones seu fere 5 milliardi kg. auri;

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Declension

Second-declension noun (neuter).

	singular	plural
nominative	miliardum	miliarda
genitive	miliardī	miliardōrum
dative	miliardō	miliardīs
accusative	miliardum	miliarda
ablative	miliardō	miliardīs
vocative	miliardum	miliarda