decimus
/dɛkɪməs/Definitions
1. noun
A unit of measurement in the Roman system, equivalent to one-tenth of a denarius.
“The ancient Roman coinage system was based on a variety of denominations, including the decimus.”
2. noun
A Roman legionnaire ranking below a centurion.
“The decimus was a significant military rank in ancient Rome, often responsible for leading smaller units of soldiers.”
3. adjective
One-tenth or ten percent.
“The decimus of the population lived in poverty-stricken areas.”