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veinti

Veinti is a Spanish numeral prefix used to form the numbers 21 through 29. It is the fused form of veinte when combined with the units uno through nueve, functioning as a single compound numeral rather than as an independent word in most uses. In modern Spanish, veinti- is written as one word with the following unit.

The standard forms for 21–29 are:

- 21: veintiuno (often veintiún before masculine singular nouns, and veintiuna before feminine nouns)

- 22: veintidós

- 23: veintitrés

- 24: veinticuatro

- 25: veinticinco

- 26: veintiséis

- 27: veintisiete

- 28: veintiocho

- 29: veintinueve

Orthographic and usage notes:

- Before a masculine singular noun, veintiuno is typically contracted to veintiún (e.g., veintiún libros). Before a

- For 22–29, the standard spellings are veintidós, veintitrés, veintidós and veintidós differ only in accents as

- Veinti- is a bound morpheme that does not normally occur alone; it functions as the initial

Etymology and usage context:

Veinti derives from the numeral veinte (20) and the subsequent unit, reflecting a historical pattern in

feminine
singular
noun,
veintiuna
is
used
(e.g.,
veintiuna
mesas).
shown;
26
carries
an
accent
(veintiséis).
The
remaining
forms
generally
do
not
carry
an
accent.
element
of
the
compound
numerals
21–29.
Spanish
for
constructing
small
compound
numbers.
The
prefix
is
primarily
used
in
cardinal
numbers
and
appears
in
contexts
such
as
dates,
quantities,
and
ordinal
expressions
up
to
29,
after
which
numbers
follow
the
pattern
treinta
y
uno,
treinta
y
dos,
etc.