English
Etymology
Old English feower, from Germanic *fiþworiz, from PIE *kwetwores. Cognate to German vier, French quatre, Greek τεσσαρες, Russian четыре.
Pronunciation
Cardinal number
four
- Arabic numerals : 4
- Chinese numerals : 肆, 四
- Roman numerals : IV or IIII
- The cardinal number after three and before five; one plus three; two plus two; two times two. The typical number of fingers, other than the thumb, on one hand. Ordinal: fourth.
Translations
- Albanian: katër
- Arabic: أربعة (arbaʕa)
- Basque: lau
- Bosnian: četiri
- Breton: pevar m, peder f
- Cantonese: 四 (sei3)
- Catalan: quatre
- Cornish: peswar m, peder f.
- Chinese: 四 (sì)
- Corsican: quattru
- Czech: čtyři
- Danish: fire
- Dutch: vier
- Esperanto: kvar
- neli
- va (Vosa Vaka Viti )
- neljä
- quatre m
- Frisian: fjouwer
- vier
- Greek: τέσσερα (tessera)
- Old Greek: τέτταρες (téttares)
- Guarani: irundy
- Gujarati: ચાર (cāra)
- Hebrew: ארבע (Ar'ba) f (Used in counting), ארבעה (Ar'ba'a) m
- चार (cāra)
- Hungarian: négy
- Icelandic: fjórir m, fjórar f, fjögur n
- Ido: quar
- Indonesian: empat
- Interlingua: quatro
- Irish: ceathair
- quattro m
- 四 (よん , yon;し, shi), 四つ (よっつ , yottsu)
- Kalaallisut: sisamat
- Klingon: (los)
- Korean: 넷 (net), 사 [四] (sa)
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Noun
four
- The digit or figure 4
- A score of 4 runs
Translations
- Finnish: nelonen
- German: Vier f
- Hebrew: ארבע (Ar'ba) f
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French
Noun
four m
- oven
See also