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centum
1[ sen-tuhm ]
centum
2[ ken-tuhm, -toom ]
adjective
- belonging to or consisting of those branches of the Indo-European family of languages that preserve the Proto-Indo-European labiovelar stops but merge the palatal stops into the velar stops. The centum branches include Germanic, Celtic, Italic, and Hellenic.
centum
/ ˈsɛntəm /
adjective
- denoting or belonging to the Indo-European languages in which original velar stops ( k ) were not palatalized, namely languages of the Hellenic, Italic, Celtic, Germanic, Anatolian, and Tocharian branches Compare satem
Word History and Origins
Origin of centum2
Word History and Origins
Origin of centum1
Example Sentences
In June, Centum said it agreed to sell its 83.4% stake in Kenya's Sidian Bank to Nigeria's Access Bank for 4.3 billion shillings.
Centum, which invests in listed firms and private companies, said its net asset value per share, a key measure of performance for investment firms, fell to 59.77 shillings from 62.10 shillings.
Centum's performance is keenly watched by investors as the company offers exposure to opportunities such as shopping mall developments and listed and unlisted companies across East Africa.
Amu Power, a consortium comprising Kenya’s Gulf Energy and Centum Investment and a group of Chinese companies, is due to build the plant after winning the government contract.
Officials say Lifeseeker, which was developed by Spain-based Centum Research and Technology, has never been used in the United States.
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