List of adverb forms of numbers
From SusoSight
I had a dream last night that some Hindu man was asking me for the subverb forms of numbers. I don't know what a subverb is, he (or my brain) meant the cardinal adverb forms. The English language apparently has never had a need for anything more than thrice. I've heard of Quince as a possibility, but its not official. So here it is, a list of cardinal adverbs from 1 to 10.
| Number | Cardinal Adverb |
|---|---|
| 1 | Once |
| 2 | Twice |
| 3 | Thrice |
| 4 | Quance |
| 5 | Quintce |
| 6 | Hexonce |
| 7 | Seponce |
| 8 | Octonce |
| 9 | Nonce |
| 10 | Deconce |
Note that from 6 to 10 I just put the numeric prefix before the word once. So the 8th form is Oct + once. Some are shortended like Nonce.