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Digit

Part of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

/ˈdɪdʒɪt/

Definitions

  • A numeral from 0 to 9, used in counting and calculations.
  • A finger or toe in humans and vertebrates.

Usage Examples

  • "The number 345 has three digits."
  • "Humans have five digits on each hand."

Etymology

Derived from Latin "digitus" meaning "finger, toe"; later adapted to mean "numeral" due to finger counting.

Synonyms

Number, Figure, Numeral, Character.

Antonyms

(For numeral) Letter, Word.

Translations

LanguageTranslationPronunciation
SpanishDígito/ˈdiɣito/
FrenchChiffre/ʃifʁ/
GermanZiffer/ˈt͡sɪfɐ/
Chinese (Mandarin)数字/shùzì/
Hindiअंक/aṅk/
Bengaliঅঙ্ক/ôṅkô/
Tamilஎண்/eṇ/
Teluguఅంకె/aṅke/
Marathiअंक/aṅk/
Gujaratiઅંક/aṅk/
Punjabiਅੰਕ/aṅk/
Kannadaಅಂಕ/aṅka/
Malayalamസംഖ്യ/saṅkhya/
Odiaସଂଖ୍ୟା/saṅkhya/
Urduعدد/adad/
Other Indian LanguagesVarious TranslationsVaried Pronunciations

Regional Pronunciation Variations

British English: /ˈdɪdʒɪt/, American English: /ˈdɪdʒət/

Historical Usage

The term "digit" was historically used to measure lengths using fingers. It later became associated with numerical symbols in mathematical notation.

Cultural Nuances

In many cultures, digits are associated with numerology, superstitions, and counting systems, influencing daily life and traditional beliefs.

More Information

Digits are the foundation of modern numerical systems. They are used in mathematics, computing, and various fields of science. The decimal system, based on ten digits, is the most widely used numerical system worldwide.

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