English
Etymology
From Latin digitus, digit (a finger or toe)
Pronunciation
dÄ'jÄt, /ËdɪdÊɪt/, /<tt>"dIdZIt</tt>/
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-ɪdÊɪt|-ɪdÊɪt
Noun
en-noun
- A finger or toe.
- arithmetic A numeral that can be combined with others to write larger numbers, and that cannot itself be split into other numerals.
#:The digits of the decimal number system are 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, and those in the hexadecimal number system are those in the decimal system along with A, B, C, D, E and F.
#:The number 2307 has four digits: the thousands digit is 2; the hundreds digit is 3; the tens digit is 0; and the units digit is 7.
- context|slang|UK|in plural One's phone number.
#:That girl likes me — she gave me her digits.
Translations
trans-top|finger or toe
Dutch: vinger m (finger), teen m (toe)
Finnish: sormi (finger), varvas (toe)
French: doigt m
German: Finger (finger), Zeh (toe)
Greek: δάκÏÏλο (daktilo) n
Hungarian: ujj
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Interlingua: digito
Norwegian: finger (finger), tå (toe)
Polish: palec
Portuguese: dÃgito, dedo
Romanian: deget n
Spanish: dÃgito m
Turkish: parmak
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trans-top|numeral
Bosnian: cifra#Bosnian|cifra f
Czech: ÄÃslice f
Dutch: cijfer n
Finnish: numero#Finnish|numero, digitti
French: chiffre m
German: Ziffer f
Greek: ÏηÏίο (psifio) n, αÏιθμÏÏ (arithmos) m
Hungarian: számjegy
Ido: cifro
Interlingua: digito, cifra
Japanese: æ°å (ããã, sÅ«ji)
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Malayalam: à´à´àµà´à´ (akkam)
Norwegian: siffer
Polish: cyfra
Portuguese: dÃgito, algarismo
Romanian: cifrÄ f
Russian: ÑиÑÑа f
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: ÑиÑÑа#Serbian|ÑиÑÑа f
:Latin: cifra#Serbian|cifra f
Telugu: à°à°à°à± (amke)
Turkish: rakam
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trans-top|slang: one's phone number
Dutch: nummer n
Greek: νοÏμεÏο (numero) n
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Hungarian: szám
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Derived terms
digital
digitabulism
digitize
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