See pevar ha tri-ugent on Wiktionary
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"Composé de pevar (« quatre »), ha (« et »), tri (« trois ») et ugent (« vingt »), littéralement « quatre et trois-vingts »."
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"Le nom qualifié par cet adjectif se place généralement entre pevar et ha tri-ugent.",
"Mutation par spirantisation après pevar."
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"text": "Pevar euro ha tri-ugent .",
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