Definition
To divide into centuria or groups of one hundred, especially for military or administrative purposes.
Etymology
From Latin centuriare, derived from centuria. The verb form developed to describe the action of organizing people or land into these standardized divisions of 100.
Kelly Says
Roman surveyors literally used centuriation to divide conquered land into grid patterns—you can still see these exact geometric patterns from space in some parts of Europe where Roman colonies were established 2,000 years ago! It's one of the most lasting impacts of Roman engineering.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
መቶ ዓመት
me-to a-met
ARالعربية
مُعَاصِر
muʿāṣir
BNবাংলা
শতাব্দীকরণ
shatabdi-karan
CSČeština
stoletý
sto-le-ty
DADansk
hundredeårig
hundrede-å-rig
DEDeutsch
centurieren
tsent-oo-ree-ren
ELΕλληνικά
μόνο αιώνας
mono a-io-nas
ESEspañol
centuriar
sen-too-ree-ar
FISuomi
sata vuotta
sa-ta vuo-ta
FRFrançais
centurié
sɑ̃tjuʁje
GUGU
શતાબ્દીકરણ
shatabdi-karan
HIहिन्दी
शताब्दीकरण
shatabdikarana
HUMagyar
százéves
száz-é-ves
IDBahasa Indonesia
menjadi berabad-abad
me-jadi ber-a-bad-a-bad
ITItaliano
centuriare
chen-too-ree-ar-e
KKKK
мыңжылды
myng-zyl-dy
MSBahasa Melayu
berabad-abad
ber-a-bad-a-bad
NLNederlands
eeuwig
ey-voog
NONorsk
hundreår
hund-re-år
PLPolski
wieczny
vyech-ny
PTPortuguês
centuriar
sɛn-too-ree-ar
RORomână
secolar
se-co-lar
RUРусский
вековой
vekovyy
SVSvenska
hundraårig
hundra-å-rig
TAதமிழ்
நூற்றாண்டு
noo-rat-ta-andu
TEతెలుగు
శతాబ్దీకరణం
shatabdi-karanam
THไทย
ศตวรรษ化
sat-wat-kha
TLTL
daghang taon
dah-hang ta-on
TRTürkçe
yüzyıllık
yüz-yıl-lik
UKУкраїнська
століття
sto-lyt-tsia
VITiếng Việt
thế kỷ hóa
the-ky-hoa
YOYO
awon ọdun
awon o-dun
ZUZU
izinsuku ezintathu
i-zi-n-su-ku e-zin-ta-thu