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a. The set of numerals used for writing numbers in arabic; extended to those used to write in the "arabic numeral system"; and thence to any set of characters representing the basic set of numbers in general.
b. (figurative) Used to refer to large numbers of an object.
Etymology: From Moroccan Arabic "wahed" meaning one and "zuz" meaning two.
b. (figurative) Used to refer to large numbers of an object.
Etymology: From Moroccan Arabic "wahed" meaning one and "zuz" meaning two.
"I can count up to ten in Arabic. Now I know the whole wahedzuz!" -- "There was a whole wahedzuz of reporters outside waiting to ask me questions."
by Stewart and Mary Jo October 11, 2006
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