Thirty

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Thirty
30th
presentation
Roman XXX
dual 1 1110
Octal 36
Duodecimal 26th
Hexadecimal 1E
Morse code · · · - - - - - - - 
Mathematical properties
sign positive
parity straight
Factorization
Divider 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 15, 30
Rhombic triacontahedron a solid with 30 faces

The thirty (30) is the natural number between twenty-nine and thirty-one . It is even and the smallest Sphenic number .

Linguistic

The word thirty was formed from ahd. Drīzuc , since the Germanic t changed to an s sound after a vowel , the z disappeared in favor of the ß .

The Latin triginta and the Greek τριάκοντα (triakonta) occasionally appear in foreign or technical terms such as Trigintillion or Triakontan .

History and society

  • The rule of the thirty was a reign of terror of 30 oligarchs in Athens (404/403 BC)
  • The Triginta tyranni (Thirty Tyrants) were a group of soldier emperors who are presented in brief biographies in the Historia Augusta .
  • A devastating historical event in early modern Europe was the Thirty Years War .
  • Thirties was the name given to the political refugees from the struggle for freedom in Germany in the 1830s.
  • The thirtieth is a term from the federal German inheritance law: for 30 days after the inheritance, an heir must continue to provide maintenance to certain family members of the deceased.
  • The thirtieth year is a cycle of stories by Ingeborg Bachmann (1961).
  • " Trizesisms " were a Württemberg tax of thirties

See also

  • The year 30

Web links

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Wiktionary: thirty  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations