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"(XXᵉ siècle) De l’anglais digit (« chiffre »), lui-même issu du latin digitus (« doigt »)."
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"(Fin du XIVᵉ siècle) Du latin digitus (« doigt, orteil ») avec un second sens relatif à la numération. Le sens de chiffre vient du fait qu’on peut compter jusqu’à 10 sur ses doigts. Le sens de doigt, orteil date des années 1640."
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