Six

Definition

the cardinal number between five and seven

Etymology

Old English siex, from Proto-Germanic *sehs, from Proto-Indo-European *sweks

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Basic numeral with significance in various cultural and mathematical contexts

Translations

AFAfrikaans

ses

SES

AMአማርኛ

ስድስት

ARالعربية

ستة

BGБългарски

šest

ŠEST

BNবাংলা

ছয়

CACatalà

sis

CSČeština

šest

DADansk

seks

DEDeutsch

sechs

ELΕλληνικά

έξι

ESEspañol

seis

ETEesti

šest

ŠEST

EUEuskara

sei

SEI

FAفارسی

شش

FISuomi

kuusi

FRFrançais

six

GLGalego

sei

SEI

GUGU

છ

HAHA

shida

HEעברית

שש

HIहिन्दी

छः

HRHrvatski

шест

ШЕСТ

HUMagyar

hat

IDBahasa Indonesia

enam

IGIG

isii

ITItaliano

sei

JA日本語

六

KKKK

алты

KMKM

ប្រាំមួយ

KO한국어

육

LTLietuvių

seši

SEŠI

LVLatviešu

kuus

KUUS

MNМонгол

ስድስት

MRMR

सहा

MSBahasa Melayu

enam

MYမြန်မာ

ခြောက်

NLNederlands

zes

NONorsk

seks

PAPA

ਛੇ

PLPolski

sześć

PTPortuguês

seis

RORomână

șase

RUРусский

шесть

SKSlovenčina

шест

ШЕСТ

SLSlovenščina

sis

SIS

SRСрпски

šeši

ŠEŠI

SVSvenska

sex

SWKiswahili

sita

TAதமிழ்

ஆறு

TEతెలుగు

ఆరు

THไทย

หก

TLTL

anim

TRTürkçe

altı

UKУкраїнська

шість

URاردو

چھ

VITiếng Việt

sáu

YOYO

merindinlogun

ZH中文

六

ZUZU

isithupha

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