Digit
//ˈdɪd͡ʒɪt//
Translations of "digit" (71 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | δάκτυλος(finger or toe) | dáktulos | |
| Arabic | إِصْبَع(finger or toe), رَقْم(numeral) | ʔiṣbaʕ, raqm | |
| Armenian | թվանշան(numeral), մատ(finger or toe) | tʻvanšan, mat | |
| Assyrian Neo-Aramaic | ܨܸܒܥܬܵܐ(finger or toe) | ṣibʿta | |
| Azerbaijani | rəqəm(numeral) | — | |
| Belarusian | лі́чба(numeral), па́лец(finger or toe), цы́фра(numeral) | líčba, páljec, cýfra | |
| Bengali | আঙুল(finger or toe), পায়ের আঙুল(finger or toe), হাতের আঙুল(finger or toe) | aṅul, paẏer aṅul, hater aṅul | |
| Bulgarian | пръст(finger or toe), ци́фра(numeral) | prǎst, cífra | |
| Burmese | ဂဏန်း(numeral), လက်ချောင်း(finger or toe) | ga.nan:, lakhkyaung: | |
| Catalan | dit(finger or toe), xifra(numeral) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 手指(finger or toe), 數字 /数字(numeral), 腳趾 /脚趾(finger or toe) | shǒuzhǐ, shùzì, jiǎozhǐ | |
| Church Slavic | прьстъ(finger or toe), ⱂⱃⱐⱄⱅⱏ(finger or toe) | prĭstŭ, prĭstŭ | |
| Czech | prst(finger or toe), číslice(numeral) | — | |
| Danish | ciffer(numeral), finger(finger or toe), tå(finger or toe) | — | |
| Dolgan | чөмүйэ(finger or toe) | çömüye | |
| Dutch | cijfer(numeral), teen(finger or toe), vinger(finger or toe) | — | |
| Egyptian | Dba(unit of length), Dba(finger or toe) | ḏbꜥ, ḏbꜥ | |
| Esperanto | cifero(numeral), fingro(finger or toe) | — | |
| Finnish | numero(numeral), sormi(finger or toe), varvas(finger or toe) | — | |
| French | chiffre(numeral), doigt(unit of length), doigt(finger or toe), orteil(finger or toe) | — | |
| Galician | dedo(finger or toe) | — | |
| German | Finger(finger or toe), Stelle(numeral), Zeh(finger or toe), Ziffer(numeral) | — | |
| Greek | αριθμός(numeral), δάκτυλο(finger or toe), ψηφίο(numeral) | arithmós, dáktylo, psifío | |
| Hebrew | סִפְרָה(place in a positional number system), סִפְרָה(numeral) | sifrá, sifrá | |
| Hungarian | számjegy(numeral), ujj(unit of length), ujj(finger or toe) | — | |
| Icelandic | tala(numeral), tölustafur(numeral) | — | |
| Ido | cifro(numeral) | — | |
| Indonesian | jari(finger or toe) | — | |
| Ingrian | tsifra(numeral) | — | |
| Interlingua | cifra(numeral), digito(numeral), digito(finger or toe) | — | |
| Irish | figiúr(numeral) | — | |
| Italian | cifra(numeral) | — | |
| Japanese | 指(finger or toe), 数字(numeral) | yubi, sūji | |
| Khmer | ខ្ទង់(numeral), ម្រាម(finger or toe), លេខ(numeral) | khtŭəng, mriəm, leek | |
| Korean | 발가락(finger or toe), 손가락(finger or toe), 숫자(numeral) | balgarak, son'garak, sutja | |
| Kyrgyz | санарип(numeral) | sanarip | |
| Lao | ນີ້ວ(finger or toe), ເລກ(numeral) | nīu, lēk | |
| Latin | digitus(unit of length), digitus(finger or toe) | — | |
| Macedonian | прст(finger or toe), цифра(numeral) | prst, cifra | |
| Malay | jari(finger or toe) | — | |
| Malayalam | അക്കം(numeral) | akkaṁ | |
| Manchu | ᠰᡳᠮᡥᡠᠨ(finger or toe), ᡧᡠᠮᡥᡠᠨ(finger or toe) | simhun, šumhun | |
| Manx | bun-earroo(numeral) | — | |
| Māori | mati(numeral), mati(finger or toe) | — | |
| Middle English | digit(numeral), fynger(unit of length) | — | |
| Norwegian | finger(finger or toe), tå(finger or toe) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | siffer(numeral) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | siffer(numeral) | — | |
| Old East Slavic | пальць(finger or toe), пьрстъ(finger or toe) | palĭcĭ, pĭrstŭ | |
| Persian | انگشت(unit of length), انگشت(finger or toe), رقم(numeral) | angošt, raqam | |
| Polish | cyfra(numeral), palec(finger or toe) | — | |
| Portuguese | algarismo(numeral), dedo(unit of length), dedo(finger or toe), dígito(numeral), dígito(finger or toe) | — | |
| Romanian | cifră(numeral), deget(finger or toe) | — | |
| Russian | знакоместо(place in a positional number system), место(place in a positional number system), па́лец(finger or toe), перст(finger or toe), позиция(place in a positional number system), разряд(place in a positional number system), ци́фра(numeral), числовой разряд(place in a positional number system) | znakomesto, mesto, pálec, perst, pozicija, razrjad, cífra, čislovoj razrjad | |
| Sanskrit | अङ्गुरि(finger or toe), अङ्गुली(finger or toe) | aṅguri, aṅgulī | |
| Scottish Gaelic | figear(numeral) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | cifra(numeral), pȑst(finger or toe), znamenka(numeral), пр̏ст(finger or toe), цифра(numeral) | — | |
| Slovak | prst(finger or toe), číslica(numeral) | — | |
| Slovene | prst(finger or toe), številka(numeral), števka(numeral) | — | |
| Spanish | cifra(numeral), dedo(unit of length), dedo(finger or toe), dígito(numeral), guarismo(numeral), letra de guarismo(numeral) | — | |
| Swedish | finger(finger or toe), siffra(numeral), tå(finger or toe) | — | |
| Tagalog | tambilang(numeral) | — | |
| Tajik | рақам(numeral) | raqam | |
| Telugu | అంకె(numeral) | aṅke | |
| Thai | นิ้ว(finger or toe), เลข(numeral) | níu, lêek | |
| Tibetan | གྲངས་གནས Literally(place in a positional number system), ཨང་ཀི(numeral), “number-place”(place in a positional number system) | grangs gnas, ang ki | |
| Turkish | parmak(finger or toe), rakam(numeral) | — | |
| Ukrainian | па́лець(finger or toe), ци́фра(numeral) | pálecʹ, cýfra | |
| Vietnamese | chữ số(numeral), ngón(finger or toe) | — | |
| Walloon | doet(finger or toe), doye(finger or toe), årtea(finger or toe) | — | |
| Yakut | тарбах(finger or toe) | tarbaq |
rəqəm
dit, xifra
prst, číslice
ciffer, finger, tå
cijfer, teen, vinger
cifero, fingro
numero, sormi, varvas
chiffre, doigt, doigt, orteil
dedo
Finger, Stelle, Zeh, Ziffer
számjegy, ujj, ujj
tala, tölustafur
cifro
jari
tsifra
cifra, digito, digito
figiúr
cifra
digitus, digitus
jari
bun-earroo
mati, mati
digit, fynger
finger, tå
siffer
siffer
cyfra, palec
algarismo, dedo, dedo, dígito, dígito
cifră, deget
знакоместо, место, па́лец, перст, позиция, разряд, ци́фра, числовой разряд
znakomesto, mesto, pálec, perst, pozicija, razrjad, cífra, čislovoj razrjad
figear
cifra, pȑst, znamenka, пр̏ст, цифра
prst, číslica
prst, številka, števka
cifra, dedo, dedo, dígito, guarismo, letra de guarismo
finger, siffra, tå
tambilang
parmak, rakam
chữ số, ngón
doet, doye, årtea
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