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Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.1.1 Homophones 1.2 Etymology 1.3 Cardinal number 1.3.2 Translations 1.4 Pronoun 1.5 Translations 1.6 Noun 1.6.3 Translations

English

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Old English an (same word as an), from Germanic *ainaz, from PIE *oinos. Cognate to German ein, French un, Russian один (odin).

Cardinal number

• Arabic numerals: 1
• Chinese numerals: 壹, 一
• Greek numerals: A'
• Roman numerals: I
  • Last: zero, 0
  • Next: two, 2

• Albanian: një
• Arabic: وَاحِد (waaHidun)
• Basque: bat
• Breton: unan
• Catalan: u m (the name of the number), un m, una f
• Cornish: onan
• Corsican: unu
• Chinese: 一 ( pinyin: yī )
• Czech: jedna f, jeden m, jedno n
• Danish: en, een
• Dutch: een, één
• Esperanto: unu
• Estonian: üks
• Finnish: yksi
• French: un m, une f
• Frisian: ien
• German: ein, eins
• Greek: ένας (enas)
• Guarani: peteĩ
• Hebrew: אחת (A'khat) f (Used in counting), אחד (E'khad) m
• Hungarian: egy
• Icelandic: einn m, ein f, eitt n
• Indonesian: satu
• Ido: un
• Interlingua: un, uno
• Italian: un m, uno (before m noun beginning with ps, gn, x, z or s + consonant), una f
• Japanese: 一 (いち, ichi), 一つ (ひとつ, hitotsu), ワン
• Kalaallisut: ataasiq
• Korean: 하나 (hana)/한 (han); 일 (一; il)
• Latin: unus
• Lojban: pa
• Manchu: emu
• Marshallese: juon
• Minangkabau: Ciek
• Nahuatl: ce
• Norwegian (bokmål): en
• Norwegian (nynorsk): ein
• Old English: an
• Polish: jeden
• Portuguese: um m, uma f
• Romanian: unu m, una f; +subst. -> un m, o f
• Russian: один m, одна f, одно n
• Slovio: din
• Swedish: ett, en
• Spanish: un, uno m, una f
• Tagalog: isa
• Thai: หนึ่ง
• Tok Pisin: wan (the name of the number), wanpela
• Tupinambá: îepé, oîepé
• Turkish: bir (bir küçük kebap lütven)
• Vietnamese: một (IPA: /mòt/)
• Welsh: un

1. any person or thing. (nominative case)

   Example: One shouldn't be too quick to judge.

2. any person or thing. (accusative case)

   Example: I want the green one.

• Breton: den ebet, unan bennak (1), an hini (2)
• Catalan: algú m (1), qualcú m (1), alguna f (1), qualcuna f (1), la (2)
• Dutch: ze (1), men (1), iemand (1), ene (1), de (2)
• Esperanto: iu (1), la (2)
• French: on (1), quelqu'un (1); (not translated: the + adj + one is translated as le + adj m, la + adj f; the plural form is les + adj m/f pl) (2)
• German: man
• Interlingua: uno (1), alcuno (1); expressions of the type "one" + transitive verb + direct object are also rendered with the reflexive pronoun se: one sees the sea = le mar se vide (litt. the sea sees itself); not translated in (2): I want the green one = io vole le verde (lit. I want the green).
• Italian: si (1), qualcuno (1); (not translated: the + adj + one is translated as il + adj m; lo + adj m beginning with ps, gn, x, z or s + consonant; la + adj f; the plural forms are i + adj m pl; gli + adj m pl beginning with ps, gn, x, z or s + consonant; and le + adj f pl) (2)
• Portuguese: a pessoa f, alguém (1); expressions of the (1) type are also rendered with the reflexive pronoun se: one shouldn't be too quick to judge = não se deve ser rápido demais em julgar; not translated in (2): I want the green one = eu quero o verde (lit. I want the green).
• Romanian: unul m, una f; cineva (1)
• Spanish: uno (1), alguien (1), el m (2), la f
• Turkish: biri (1), birini (1)
• Vietnamese: mình (1); thứ, cái, loại 2)