Nine
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English
Number
nine
- The cardinal numeral occurring after eight and before ten. Ordinal: ninth.
- Describing a set or group with nine components. A cat has nine lives.
Translations
- Albanian: nëntë
- Arabic: تسع (tisaʕ)
- Basque: bederatzi
- Bosnian: devet
- Breton: nav
- Catalan: nou
- Chinese: 九
- Corsican: novi
- Dutch: negen
- Esperanto: naŭ
- Estonian: üheksa
- Finnish: yhdeksän (Suomi)
- French : neuf
- Frisian : njoggen
- German : neun
- Greek: εννέα (ennea), εννιά (ennia)
- Guarani: porundy
- Hindi: नौ
- Hungarian: kilenc
- Icelandic: níu
- Ido: non
- Indonesian: sembilan
- Interlingua: nove
- Italian: nove
- Japanese: 九 (く, ku; きゅう, kyū)
- Kalaallisut: qulingiluat
- Korean : 아홉 (ahop), 구 (gu)
- Latin: novem
- Lingua Franca Nova: nove
- Lojban: so
- Manchu: uyun
- Marshallese: ratimjuon
- Nahuatl: chicuei
- Norwegian: ni
- Old English: nigon
- Persian: نُه (noh)
- Polish: dziewięć
- Portuguese: nove
- Romanian: nouă
- Russian: девять
- Slovio: dev
- Spanish: nueve
- Swedish: nio (Svenska)
- Filipino: siyam
- Thai: เก้า
- Tok Pisin: nainpela
- Turkish: dokuz
- Vietnamese: chín
- Welsh: naw
Noun
nine
- (playing_cards)
- The digit/figure 9
Translations
- Finnish: yhdeksikkö, ysi (slang) (1,2)
- French: neuf m
- German: Neun f
- Polish: dziewiątka f (1, 2)
- Romanian: nouar m (1); nouă m (2)
- Swedish: nia
