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English
Etymology
From Middle English nine, from the Old English word niġon, from Proto-Germanic niwun, from the Proto-Indo-European root (e)newn.
Pronunciation
IPA|/�naɪn/, SAMPA|/"naIn/
audio|en-us-nine.ogg|Audio (US)
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-aɪn|-aɪn
Cardinal number
nine
- The cardinal number occurring after eight and before ten. Ordinal: ninth.
#:* A cat has nine lives.
Translations
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Arabic numerals: 9
Chinese numerals: �, �
Roman numerals: IX
Eastern Arabic numerals: ARchar|Ù©
Greek numerals: θʹ
Tibetan numerals: ༩
Hindi numerals: ९
Gujarati numerals: ૯
Gurmukhi numerals: ੯
Bengali numerals: ৯
Oriya numerals: à¯
Telugu numerals: ౯
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Kannada numerals: ೯
Malayalam numerals: ൯
Tamil numerals: ௯
Khmer numerals: �
Thai numerals: �
Lao numerals: �
Myanmar numerals: �
Amharic numerals: �
Mongolian numerals: á �
Limbu numerals: �
Armenian numerals: Ô¹
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Albanian: nëntë
American Sign Language: Image:LSQ 9.jpg|35px
Arabic: ARchar|تسعة unicode|(tÃsÊ�a)
Aramaic:
Assamese: ন (na)
Basque: bederatzi
Bengali: নয (nay)
Bosnian: devet#Bosnian|devet
Breton: nav
Catalan: nou
Cherokee: ��� (sonela)
Chinese:
Cornish: naw
Corsican: novi
Crimean Tatar: doquz
Croatian: devet#Croatian|devet
Danish: ni
Dutch: negen
Erzya: вейк�е (vejkse)
Esperanto: naÅ
Estonian: üheksa
Fijian: ciwa
Finnish: yhdeksän (:fi:yhdeksan|^)
French: neuf
Frisian: njoggen
GarÃfuna: nefu
Georgian: á�ªá�®á� á�� (tsÏ�ra)
German: neun
Greek: εννÎα (ennéa), εννιά (enniá)
GuaranÃ: porundy
Gujarati: નવ (nav)
Hawaiian: iwa
Hebrew: תשע|תֵּשַ�ע (téiša) f (used in counting), תשע�|תִּשְ�עָ� (tish'a) m
Hindi: न� (nau)
Hungarian: kilenc
Icelandic: nÃu
Ido: non
Indonesian: sembilan
Interlingua: nove
Irish: naoi
Italian: nove
Japanese: � (�, ku; ���, kyū)
Kalaallisut: qulingiluat
Karelian: yhekšän
Khmer: KMchar|�������� (pram buon)
Komi: RUchar|ӧкм�� (ökmys)
Korean: �� (ahop), 구 (gu)
Kurdish:
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Latin: novem
Latvian: devi�i m, devi�as f
Livonian: īdõks (old spelling: ȳdõks)
Lojban: so
Maltese: disgħa
Manchu: uyun
Manx: nuy
Maori: iwa
Mari: инде�е (indeše)
Marshallese: ratimjuon
Nahuatl: chicuei
Norwegian: ni
Novial: nin
Occitan: nòu
Old English: nigon
Oriya: ଦଶ (dash)
Persian: FAchar|��|��� (noh)
Polish: dziewi��
Portuguese: nove
Punjabi: ਨ�� (unicode|nau�)
Quechua: jisq'un
Rapanui: ka iva
Romanian: nou�
Russian: дев��� (dévjat�)
Sanskrit: नवम� (návam)
Sardinian (Campidanese): noi
Scottish Gaelic: naoi
Serbian:
Sinhala: න�ය (navaya)
Slovak: deväť
Slovene: devet
Spanish: nueve
Swahili: tisa
Swedish: nio (:sv:nio|^)
Tagalog: siyam
Tatar: ��г�з#Tatar|��г�з, tu�ız#Tatar|tu�ız
Telugu: త�నిమిది, త�మ�మిది
Thai: THchar|���า (kà o)
Tok Pisin: nainpela
Turkish: dokuz
Tzutujil: waxaqi
Veps: ühesa
Vietnamese: chÃn
Volapük: zül
Vorlin: nin
Võro: ütessä
Votic: ühesää / ү�е���
Walloon: ût
Warlpiri: unicode|�aɻukutu
Welsh: naw
Zarma: yegga
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Noun
en-noun
- The digit or figure 9.
- (playing cards) Card with 9 pips.
Translations
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Arabic: Arab|تسعة IPAchar|(tÃsÊ�a)
Bosnian: devetka#Bosnian|devetka f
Croatian: devetka#Croatian|devetka f
Danish: nier c (1); nital n (2)
Finnish: yhdeksän, ysi (slang) (1,2)
French: neuf m
German: Neun f
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Italian: nove m
Persian: fa-Arab|��|��� (noh)
Polish: dziewi�tka f (1,2)
Portuguese: nove m (1,2)
Romanian: nouar m (1); nou� m (2)
Russian: дев��ка (devjátka) f
Serbian:
Swedish: nia
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Turkish
Noun
nine
- Grandmother
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