Italian IPA: [seˈkondo] adjective second. noun masc (time unit) second. (duelling, boxing) second. (navy) second mate, executive officer. (at table) main course. preposition according to. Etymology Latin secundus, he who follows, second < sequor, to follow. Other languages Esperanto: dua (adj), sekundo (1), sekundanto (2), subsxipestr(in)o (3), dua plado(?) (4), laux (prep). German: zweit (adj), Sekunde (1), Sekundant, Beistand, Zeuge (2), erster Offizier (3), Hauptgericht, zweiter Gang (4), nach (prep). Interlingua: secunde (adj), secunda (1), secundo (2,prep), secunde officiero? (3), platto principal (4). Portuguese: segundo (adj,1,2,prep), suboficial? (3), ''prato principal'\' (4).
IPA: [seˈkondo]
adjective second. noun masc (time unit) second. (duelling, boxing) second. (navy) second mate, executive officer. (at table) main course. preposition according to. Etymology Latin secundus, he who follows, second < sequor, to follow. Other languages Esperanto: dua (adj), sekundo (1), sekundanto (2), subsxipestr(in)o (3), dua plado(?) (4), laux (prep). German: zweit (adj), Sekunde (1), Sekundant, Beistand, Zeuge (2), erster Offizier (3), Hauptgericht, zweiter Gang (4), nach (prep). Interlingua: secunde (adj), secunda (1), secundo (2,prep), secunde officiero? (3), platto principal (4). Portuguese: segundo (adj,1,2,prep), suboficial? (3), ''prato principal'\' (4).
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noun masc (time unit) second. (duelling, boxing) second. (navy) second mate, executive officer. (at table) main course. preposition according to. Etymology Latin secundus, he who follows, second < sequor, to follow. Other languages Esperanto: dua (adj), sekundo (1), sekundanto (2), subsxipestr(in)o (3), dua plado(?) (4), laux (prep). German: zweit (adj), Sekunde (1), Sekundant, Beistand, Zeuge (2), erster Offizier (3), Hauptgericht, zweiter Gang (4), nach (prep). Interlingua: secunde (adj), secunda (1), secundo (2,prep), secunde officiero? (3), platto principal (4). Portuguese: segundo (adj,1,2,prep), suboficial? (3), ''prato principal'\' (4).
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Etymology Latin secundus, he who follows, second < sequor, to follow. Other languages Esperanto: dua (adj), sekundo (1), sekundanto (2), subsxipestr(in)o (3), dua plado(?) (4), laux (prep). German: zweit (adj), Sekunde (1), Sekundant, Beistand, Zeuge (2), erster Offizier (3), Hauptgericht, zweiter Gang (4), nach (prep). Interlingua: secunde (adj), secunda (1), secundo (2,prep), secunde officiero? (3), platto principal (4). Portuguese: segundo (adj,1,2,prep), suboficial? (3), ''prato principal'\' (4).
Latin secundus, he who follows, second < sequor, to follow.
Other languages Esperanto: dua (adj), sekundo (1), sekundanto (2), subsxipestr(in)o (3), dua plado(?) (4), laux (prep). German: zweit (adj), Sekunde (1), Sekundant, Beistand, Zeuge (2), erster Offizier (3), Hauptgericht, zweiter Gang (4), nach (prep). Interlingua: secunde (adj), secunda (1), secundo (2,prep), secunde officiero? (3), platto principal (4). Portuguese: segundo (adj,1,2,prep), suboficial? (3), ''prato principal'\' (4).
