"anderthalb" meaning in German

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IPA: /andərthalb/, [ˈɑndɐtʰˈhɑlpʰ], [ˈandɐtʰˈhalpʰ], /andərthalb/, [ˈɑnd̥ərtˈhɑlb̥] Audio: De-anderthalb.ogg
Etymology: From Old High German andar halb, anderhalb (literally “second half”). Anderthalb is the single surviving relic of an older system to describe fractions, which counted from the higher ordinal number rather than the lower cardinal. Compare Old English ōþer healf, Dutch anderhalf, Danish halvanden. Compare also the use of the word halb in the sense of a half-hour before the following hour, such as halb zwei to mean one thirty. The word anderer has since lost the meaning "second", being used solely as "other" in modern German. Etymology templates: {{inh|de|goh|andar halb}} Old High German andar halb, {{m|goh|anderhalb|lit=second half}} anderhalb (literally “second half”), {{cog|ang|ōþer healf}} Old English ōþer healf, {{cog|nl|anderhalf}} Dutch anderhalf, {{cog|da|halvanden}} Danish halvanden, {{m|de|halb}} halb, {{m|de|anderer}} anderer Head templates: {{head|de|numeral}} anderthalb
  1. one and a half (1½), sesqui- Synonyms: eineinhalb Related terms: dritthalb (english: two and a half)
    Sense id: en-anderthalb-de-num-QHo3UsRF Categories (other): German entries with incorrect language header

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    },
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