Definition of quatern in English:

quatern

(also quaterne)

noun kwɒˈtəːn

rare, historical

1A quire of paper; = "quaternion"; (hence); a pamphlet; a small book.
2Chiefly in form quaterne. A set of four numbers, counters, etc., drawn in a lottery or game of chance. Chiefly in French contexts.

Origin

Mid 16th century. In sense 1 from Middle French quaterne pamphlet, register, quire and its etymon post-classical Latin quaternus (also quaternum) booklet, quire, use as singular noun of classical Latin quaternus, singular form corresponding to quaternī four each, set of four; compare earlier quire.

Definition of quatern in US English:

quatern

(also quaterne)

nounkwɒˈtəːn

rare, historical

1A quire of paper; = "quaternion"; (hence); a pamphlet; a small book.
2Chiefly in form quaterne. A set of four numbers, counters, etc., drawn in a lottery or game of chance. Chiefly in French contexts.

Origin

Mid 16th century. In sense 1 from Middle French quaterne pamphlet, register, quire and its etymon post-classical Latin quaternus (also quaternum) booklet, quire, use as singular noun of classical Latin quaternus, singular form corresponding to quaternī four each, set of four; compare earlier quire.

单词	quatern
释义	Definition of quatern in English: quatern (also quaterne) noun kwɒˈtəːn rare, historical 1A quire of paper; = "quaternion"; (hence); a pamphlet; a small book. 2Chiefly in form quaterne. A set of four numbers, counters, etc., drawn in a lottery or game of chance. Chiefly in French contexts. Origin Mid 16th century. In sense 1 from Middle French quaterne pamphlet, register, quire and its etymon post-classical Latin quaternus (also quaternum) booklet, quire, use as singular noun of classical Latin quaternus, singular form corresponding to quaternī four each, set of four; compare earlier quire. Definition of quatern in US English: quatern (also quaterne) nounkwɒˈtəːn rare, historical 1A quire of paper; = "quaternion"; (hence); a pamphlet; a small book. 2Chiefly in form quaterne. A set of four numbers, counters, etc., drawn in a lottery or game of chance. Chiefly in French contexts. Origin Mid 16th century. In sense 1 from Middle French quaterne pamphlet, register, quire and its etymon post-classical Latin quaternus (also quaternum) booklet, quire, use as singular noun of classical Latin quaternus, singular form corresponding to quaternī four each, set of four; compare earlier quire.
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