dozenal
/ˈdʌzənəl/
dozenal adjective: of a number, expressed in base 12.
Adjective
dozenal (not comparable)
- Of a number, expressed in base 12.
- Synonyms:
- duodecimal
Noun
dozenal (plural dozenals)
- A value in a number system that uses 12 as its base.
- Many dozenalists have devised their own set of numerals, or they adopt the symbols prevalent in their dozenal society.2010 (written 11↋6), The Duodecimal Bulletin, volume 58 (written 4χ), number 2, archived from the original on 24 Jun 2025, page 9
- Synonyms:
- duodecimal
Synonyms of dozenal
Forms of dozenal
| plural | dozenals |
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Origin of dozenal
From dozen + -al.
Words formed from dozenal
Questions about dozenal
- What does dozenal mean?
- Dozenal means of a number, expressed in base 12.
- What part of speech is dozenal?
- Dozenal can be an adjective or a noun.
- How do you pronounce dozenal?
- Dozenal is pronounced /ˈdʌzənəl/.
Words near dozenal in the dictionary
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