Definitions
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- noun In Roman antiq., a market-day occurring every ninth day (in Roman reckoning). Also as plural.
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- noun A
market held every eight days
Etymologies
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Latin nundinae - Note: refers to a period of nine days, including the market at each end of the period.
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