Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/newuntehun

This Proto-Germanic entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence.

Proto-Germanic

Etymology

*newun +‎ *tehun.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈne.wun.te.xun/

Numeral

cardinal number
19	Previous:	*ahtōutehun
19	Next:	*twai tigiwiz

*newuntehun (ordinal *newundatehundô)

nineteen

Descendants

Old English: nigontīene, nigontēne
- Middle English: nynetene, ninetene
  - Scots: nineteen
  - English: nineteen
  - Yola: neenteen
Old Frisian: niguntīne
- North Frisian: nüügentäin
- Saterland Frisian: njuugentien
- West Frisian: njoggentjin
Old Saxon: *niguntein
- Middle Low German: nêgentein
  - Low German: negenteihn, nägenteihn
  - German Low German: negenteihn
  - Plautdietsch: näajentieen
Old Dutch: *niguntian
- Middle Dutch: neghentien
  - Dutch: negentien
    - Afrikaans: negentien
Old High German: niunzehan
- Middle High German: niunzëhen
  - German: neunzehn
  - Hunsrik: neinzen
  - Luxembourgish: nonzéng, nongzéng
  - Pennsylvania German: neinzeh
  - Yiddish: נײַנצן (nayntsn)
Old Norse: nítján
- Icelandic: nítján
- Faroese: nítjan
- Norwegian: nitten
- Old Swedish: nitan, nittān
  - Swedish: nitton
- Danish: nitten
- Elfdalian: nittjǫ, nittǫ
- Gutnish: nittn, nittan, nyttan

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