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How do you say "sixty" in Greek?

εξήντα

exínta

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In Greek, "sixty" is εξήντα.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced ex-EEN-tah with stress on the middle vowel. The 'x' sound is front and clear.

Writing and usage

Sixty is built on the six root with -inta suffix. All Greek tens follow this same formula.

Example sentence

Εξήντα έξι χρόνια.

Sixty-six years.

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How to remember εξήντα

Sixty in many Romance languages starts with 'ses' or 'sex'. Greek chose to use ex-, from hex-.

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Questions about εξήντα

How do you say "sixty" in Greek?

In Greek, "sixty" is εξήντα. It is a noun.

How is εξήντα written in Greek?

Sixty is built on the six root with -inta suffix. All Greek tens follow this same formula.

How is εξήντα used in a sentence?

Use εξήντα as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Εξήντα έξι χρόνια. (Sixty-six years.).

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