sexagesimal

See also: sexagésimal

English

Etymology

From Latin sexagesimalis, from sexagesimus (“sixtieth”), from sexaginta (“sixty”).

Adjective

sexagesimal (not comparable)

1. (arithmetic) Of, pertaining to, proceeding by, or based on the number sixty.

Translations

based on the number sixty

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 六十進制／六十进制 (liùshí jìnzhì)

• French: sexagésimal (fr)
• Italian: sessagesimale (it)
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• Japanese: 六十進法 (rokujisshimpō)
• Russian: шестидесятеричный (ru) (šestidesjateričnyj)
• Spanish: sexagésimo (es)

Noun

sexagesimal (plural sexagesimals)

1. A sexagesimal fraction.

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Spanish

Adjective

sexagesimal m or f (masculine and feminine plural sexagesimales)

1. sexagesimal