fénef
Alemannic German
/ˈfenəf/
numeral
Definitions
- (Alsatian) five
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German fimf inherited from Proto-Germanic *fimf (five).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*fimf
Gloss
five
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Number
Kanji
五
Emoji
🕔️ 🕠️ 🖐️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Fiver English
- fifth English
- five English
- five finger English
- fivebrane English
- fivefold English
- fivegram English
- fiveish English
- fiveleaf English
- fiveling English
- fiveness English
- fivepence English
- fivepenny English
- fivepins English
- fiveplex English
- fivescore English
- fivesies English
- fivesome English
- fivestones English
- fiveth English
- fiveway English
- spoilfive English
- Fünfer German
- Fünfgang-Getriebe German
- Fünfheber German
- Fünfklang German
- Fünfsitzer German
- Fünfstromland German
- Fünfzylinder German
- fünf German
- fünffach German
- fünfhundert German
- fünfhundertste German
- fünfjährig German
- fünfköpfig German
- fünfmal German
- fünfminütig German
- fünfmonatig German
- fünfprozentig German
- fünfseitig German
- fünfstöckig German
- fünfstündig German
- fünfteilig German
- fünftägig German
- fünftürig German
- fünfundachtzig German
- fünfundneunzig German
- fünfwertig German
- fünfwöchig German
- vijf Dutch, Flemish
- vijfhoek Dutch, Flemish
- vijflettergrepig Dutch, Flemish
- vijfmotorig Dutch, Flemish
- vijfvoudig Dutch, Flemish
- *pénkʷe Proto-Indo-European
- *fimf Proto-Germanic
- ファイブ Japanese
- fif Old English
- fīf Old English
- five Middle English
- fimm Old Norse
- fimm Icelandic
- vijf Middle Dutch
- fimf Old High German
- vyf Afrikaans
- fiuf Middle High German
- vünf Middle High German
- 𐍆𐌹𐌼𐍆 Gothic
- 𐍆𐌹𐌼𐍆𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌷𐌿𐌽 Gothic
- פֿינף Yiddish
- *fimf gmw-pro
- *fīf Old Dutch
- fif Old Saxon
- fīf Old Frisian
- faiv Tok Pisin
- finnef Hunsrik
- fynf Vilamovian
- faef Bislama
- fyuf Crimean Gothic