Five

Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Cardinal Number 1.2.1 Translations 1.3 Noun 1.3.1 Translations

English

Etymology

Old English fíf, from Germanic *fimfi, from PIE *penkwe. Cognate to German fünf, French cinq, Greek πέντε, Russian пять.

Cardinal Number

five

• Arabic numerals : 5
• Arabic-Indic: ٥
• Chinese numerals : 五, 伍
• Roman numerals : V
  • Last: four, 4
  • Next: six, 6

1. Two plus three. One plus four. The typical number of fingers on a hand, including the thumb. Ordinal: fifth.

Translations

Alabama: táɬɬàapi Albanian: pesë Arabic: خمسة (xamsa) Basque: bost Belarusian: пяць Bosnian: pet Breton: pemp Cantonese: 五, 肆 (ng5) Catalan: cinc Chickasaw: talhlhá'pi , tulhape Chinese: 五 (wǔ) Corsican: cinqui Cree: nîyânan Crow: chiaxxó Czech: pět Danish: fem Dutch: vijf Esperanto: kvin viis viisi　(Suomi ) cinq Frisian: fiif fünf Greek: πέντε (anc: pente, mod: pende) Guarani: po Hebrew: חמש पाँच (pāca) Hungarian: öt Icelandic: fimm Ido: kin Indonesian: lima Interlingua: cinque cinque 五 (ご, go), 五つ (いつつ , itsutsu) Kalaallisut: tallimat Klingon:  (vagh) Korean: 다섯 (daseot), 오 [五] (o)

quinque Lingua Franca Nova: sinco Lojban: mu Manchu: sunja Maricopa: sarapk Marshallese: ļalem Mojave : tharap Nahuatl: makwilli Neapolitan: cìnche fem O'odham: hetasp Old English: fif Persian: پَنج (pænj) pięć cinco Punjabi: ਪੰਜ (paja) Rapanui: ka rima cinci Romanica: cinque пять (pjatj) Sanskrit: पंच (paca) Sasxsek: kiq [kiŋ] Serbian: пет (pet) Sicilian: cincu päť Slovio: piat cinco fem　(Svenska ) lima Thai: ห้า (h̄̂ā) Tok Pisin: faipela Toki Pona: luka Turkish: beş Ukrainian: п'ять Wu: 肆 (hen) Yiddish: פֿינף (finf) Welsh: pump

Noun

five

1. The digit/figure 5

Translations

Danish: femmer c Finnish: viitonen , vitonen German: Fünf f

Polish: piątka f Romanian: cinci m Russian: пятёрка f (pyatyorka) Swedish: femma pump