vicesimo-quarto

English

Etymology

From Latin ablatives of vīcēsimus (“twentieth”) and quartus (“fourth”).

Noun

vicesimo-quarto

(paper) A paper size, (2.5-3.3" x 5"-6.25"), one twenty-fourth of a standard uncut flat sheet.
(printing) A book size, (2.5"-3.3" x 5"-6.25"), corresponding to the paper size.

Synonyms

(paper size): 24mo, twenty-fourmo, 24º
(book size): T, 24mo, twenty-fourmo, 24º

Translations

paper size

Catalan: vint-i-quatrè (ca) m

book size

Catalan: vint-i-quatrè (ca) m

See also

English paper and book sizes
Latin	folio	quarto	sexto	octavo	duodecimo	sextodecimo	octodecimo	vicesimo-quarto	trigesimo-secundo	quadragesimo-octavo	sexagesimo-quarto
ALA	F	Q		O	D	S	T		Tt	Fe	Sf
height (cm)	> 30	25-30	25-30	20-25	17.5-20	15-17.5	12.5-15	12.5-15	10-12.5	7.5-10	< 7.5
printers'	folio	quarto	sixmo	octavo	twelvemo	sixteenmo	eighteenmo	twenty-fourmo	thirty-twomo	forty-eightmo	sixty-fourmo
abbrev.	fo or f	4to	6to or 6mo	8vo	12mo	16mo	18mo	24mo	32mo	48mo	64mo
abbrev.	2º	4º	6º	8º	12º	16º	18º	24º	32º	48º	64º
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