How Do You Spell DUODECIMAL NUMBER?

Pronunciation: [djˈuːə͡ʊdsˌɪmə͡l nˈʌmbə] (IPA)

The spelling of "duodecimal number" is fairly straightforward once you understand the IPA phonetic transcription. The word is pronounced /djuːəʊˈdɛsɪməl ˈnʌmbə/ which can be broken down phonetically as "dju-oh-des-ih-muhl" and "numb-uh". The "dju" sound represents the "d" and "u" in "duodecimal", while the "oh" sound replaces the "o" in "decimal". The "des-ih-muhl" syllables correspond to the remaining letters in "duodecimal", and "numb-uh" is simply the IPA transcription of "number".

Common Misspellings for DUODECIMAL NUMBER

• suodecimal number
• xuodecimal number
• cuodecimal number
• fuodecimal number
• ruodecimal number
• euodecimal number
• dyodecimal number
• dhodecimal number
• djodecimal number
• diodecimal number
• d8odecimal number
• d7odecimal number
• duidecimal number
• dukdecimal number
• duldecimal number
• dupdecimal number
• du0decimal number
• du9decimal number
• duosecimal number
• duoxecimal number

Etymology of DUODECIMAL NUMBER

The word "duodecimal" originated from the Latin words "duo" meaning "two" and "decem" meaning "ten". These words were combined to form "duodecim", meaning "twelve". Therefore, a "duodecimal number" refers to a numbering system based on twelve.

Plural form of DUODECIMAL NUMBER is DUODECIMAL NUMBERS