A period of ten years is a decade.
It's called a decade.
Two. Or three. Depends on where the first one occurs in the period of ten years, and what you reckon ten years is.
A period of 10 years is called a decade.
A period of 100 years is called a century.
Ten thousand years is called a "decamillennium." The term "millennium" refers to a period of one thousand years, so ten of these periods constitute a decamillennium. In broader historical contexts, such long time spans can also be referred to in terms of epochs or eras, depending on the specific focus of study.
The period of ten years is called a decade. A decade consists of ten consecutive years, typically numbered from a specific starting point. This term is commonly used in various contexts such as history, economics, and demographics to refer to a specific timeframe of ten years.
Decade
A period of ten years is called a decade. Sometimes a decade is used more specifically, to refer to a ten-year period that starts with a year that ends in zero. For example, "the sixties" or "the 1960s" refers to the years 1960-1969.
A period of ten thousand years is called a decamillennium. The prefix "deca-" denotes ten, and "millennium" refers to a period of one thousand years. Therefore, a decamillennium is a unit of time equal to ten millennia or ten thousand years.
ten-year
a decade is a period of ten years, while a century is a period of 100 years.
A ten year period is a decade.
A period lasting ten years, or any ten year period.
Decade.
The minimum period is two years and can be as long as ten years.
Ten years, Decennium, Ten-year period, Ten-year span, these are synonyms of decade.
It's called a decade.