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Venditiones is the Latin equivalent of 'sales'. According to classical Latin, the noun is pronounced as Wehn-dee-tee-OH-nehs. According to liturgical Latin, it's pronounced as Vehn-dee-zee-OH-nehs. Either way, it's a feminine gender noun that may be translated in the singular as 'a selling, a sale'. It's derived from the infinitive 'vendere', which means 'to put for sale, sell, vend'.

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