Citations:2

Translingual citations of 2

Symbol: accent 2

English citations

• 2000, Gjert Kristoffersen, The Phonology of Norwegian (in English), Oxford University Press, →ISBN, page 257:

  There are a few native simplex words which consist of three syllables, and which have initial stress and accent 2. Examples are [²hɛl.ʋə.tə], helvete 'hell', [²mɛn.nə.skə], (or [²mɛn.skə]) menneske 'human being' and [²leː.ɡə.mə], legeme 'body'.

• 2007, Jo Verhoeven, “The Belgian Limburg dialect of Hamont”, in Journal of the International Phonetic Association, volume 37, number 2 (in English), →DOI, page 223:

  In the syllable-based westerly Limburg dialects such as Hasselt and Borgloon, the tonal contrast also manifests itself in syllables consisting of short vowels followed by a non-sonorant mora (monomoraic syllables). Indicative of this is that in Hamont Accent 2 can occur in monomoraic syllables such as [sɕɔp²] 'barn' and [ʀɛk²] 'shelf'.

Symbol: squared

English citations

• 2009, Blair Madore, GRE Math Workbook (in English), Barron's Educational Series, →ISBN, page 73:

  Since decimal numbers are based on powers of ten it is extremely easy to multiply or divide by 10ⁿ, where n is a positive integer. To multiply a number by 10ⁿ, just move the decimal place n places to the right. For example, 24.345 × 10² = 2,434.5. […] To divide a number by 10ⁿ, just move the decimal place n places to the left. For example, 24.345 ÷ 10² = 0.23345.