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#:Toronto å sex '''citar'''.
#:Toronto å sex '''citar'''.
#::''Toronto has six '''boroughs'''.''
#::''Toronto has six '''boroughs'''.''
# (''historical'') A chiefly French or English speaking settlement in Vinland, dating back to French and English colonial periods.
# (''historical'') A chiefly French or English speaking settlement in Vinland, dating back to French and English colonial periods. The modern sense evolved from the term being originally used to refer to the French or English quarter of larger cities, usually the places where colonial officials lived.
====Declension====
====Declension====
{{Vi-com-weak|cit}}
{{Vi-com-weak|cit}}

Latest revision as of 21:58, 23 September 2024

Vinnish

Etymology

From French cité.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈsiːtʰə/

Noun

cite c (genitive singular cite, nominative plural citar)

  1. subdivision of a city or neighbourhood, similar in scope to the English term "borough".
    Toronto å sex citar.
    Toronto has six boroughs.
  2. (historical) A chiefly French or English speaking settlement in Vinland, dating back to French and English colonial periods. The modern sense evolved from the term being originally used to refer to the French or English quarter of larger cities, usually the places where colonial officials lived.

Declension

Inflection of cite
singular plural
indefinite definite indefinite definite
nominative cite citen citar citarnar
accusative cite citen cite citene
dative citenem citem citenem
genitive cites citens cite citenne