Four

Table of contents

1 Etymology 2 Cardinal Number 2.1 Translations 3 Noun 3.2 Translations

Etymology

Cardinal Number

• Arabic numerals: 4
• Chinese numerals: 肆, 四

• Roman numerals: IV or IIII
  • Last: three, 3
  • Next: five, 5

Translations

• Albanian: katër
• Arabic: أربعة
• Basque: lau
• Breton: pevar m, peder f
• Catalan: quatre
• Cornish: peswar m, peder f.
• Chinese: 四
• Corsican: quattru
• Czech: čtyři
• Danish: fire
• Dutch: vier
• Esperanto: kvar
• Estonian: neli
• Finnish: neljä
• French: quatre m
• Frisian: fjouwer
• German: vier
• Greek: τέσσερα (tessera)
• Guarani: irundy
• Hebrew: ארבע (Ar'ba) f (Used in counting), ארבעה (Ar'ba'a) m
• Hungarian: négy
• Icelandic: fjórir m, fjórar f, fjögur n
• Ido: quar
• Indonesian: empat
• Interlingua: quatro
• Italian: quattro m
• Japanese: 四 (よん, yon; よっつ, yottsu; し, shi)
• Kalaallisut: sisamat
• Korean: 넷 (net), 사 [四] (sa)
• Latin: quattuor
• Lojban: vo
• Manchu: duin
• Marshallese: emān
• Nahuatl: nahui
• Norwegian: fire
• Old English: feower
• Polish: cztery
• Portuguese: quatro
• Romanian: patru
• Russian: четыре
• Slovio: cxtir
• Spanish: cuatro
• Swedish: fyra
• Thai: สี่
• Tok Pisin: fopela
• Tupinambá: irundyk, oîoîrundyk
• Turkish: dört
• Vietnamese: bốn
• Welsh: pedwar m, pedair f; ordinal: pedwerydd

Translations