sexagenary
[ sek-saj-uh-ner-ee ]
Origin of sexagenary
11525–35; <Latin sexāgēnārius, equivalent to sexāgēn(ī), distributive of sexāgintā sixty + -ārius-ary
Words Nearby sexagenary
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How to use sexagenary in a sentence
Besides, this method gives you the whole sixty names of the sexagenary at one view.
Time and Its Measurement | James ArthurThese were used by the Chinese over four thousand years ago as the names of a cycle of sixty years, called the sexagenary.
Time and Its Measurement | James ArthurThe child, now a sexagenary, disclosed it to the municipality.
The child, now a sexagenary, disclosed it to the municipiality.
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