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What is “Ten” in Xitsonga?
- In Xilenge, the number ten is Dikumi. 🔟
- In Gitonga, the number ten is Likhume. 🔟
- In Xidzonga and Xironga, the number ten is Khume. 🔟
How to use “Ten” in Xitsonga.
- Kakhume = Ten (times).
- Vakhume = Ten (people).
- Swakhume = Ten (things).
- Vukhume = Tenth (function).
Dialectal variants of “Ten” in Xitsonga.
In the authentic Xitsonga counting system, the number ten represents the hands, which symbolize doubling, multiplication, and power. 🔟
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