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Where does “nundinor” come from?

nundinor (Latin) comes from Latin nundinae, from Latin nundinae feriae — ninth-day festival; ninth-day festivals.

nundinor (Latin): I trade or traffic

Definitions

  1. I trade or traffic

Ancestry of “nundinor”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1LatinnundinaeA Roman market day, occurring every ninth day;...
2Latinnundinae feriaeninth-day festival; ninth-day festivals

Words derived from “nundinor”

  • nundinandus
  • nundinans
  • nundinaturus
  • nundinatus
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