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quindene
noun
quin·dene
\ˈkwinˌdēn\
Definition of quindene
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: the 15th or in modern reckoning 14th day after a church festival
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Origin and Etymology of quindene
Medieval Latin quindena, from feminine of Latin quindeni fifteen each, from quini five each + deni ten by ten, ten each
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