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FIMF

Long hundred

was usual. In the Gothic Bible, some marginalia glosses a five hundred (fimf hundram) in the text as being understood taihuntewjam ("tenty-wise"). Similar

History of English

seven mother heart hear Proto-Germanic, c. AD 1 ainaz twai θriːz feðwoːr fimf sehs seβun moːðeːr hertoːː hauzijanã West Germanic, c. AD 400 ain θriju fewwur

Italic languages

*quique quinque *𐌐𐌞𐌌𐌐𐌄 *púmpe *𐌐𐌖𐌌𐌐𐌄 *pumpe *kʷenkʷe *kʷenkʷe *fimf '6' śex sex *𐌔𐌄𐌇𐌔? *𐌔𐌄𐌔𐌔? *sehs? *sess? 𐌔𐌄𐌇𐌔 sehs *seks *swexs

Indo-European vocabulary

(remodelled in Hittite and Luwian) Lyc teteri *pénkʷe "five" five (< OE fīf) fimf "five" quīnque "five" pénte "five" páñca "five"; Mitanni-Aryan panza- "five"

Proto-Germanic language

+ obstruent: *limpaną, *wintruz, *drinkaną, *lambaz, *blindaz, *tungǭ, *fimf, *munþaz, *fanhaną (pronounced [ˈfɑ̃ːxɑnɑ̃]), *amsaz, *mimzą, *gans; questionably

List of fairy chess pieces

locust-capture in Japanese rule interpretation. Llama o1>, c1X>, io2>, ~ 1/3 CmfWcfFimfW2 Fairy Chess problems Combination of Camel and Pawn. Invented by Pierre

Tocharian languages

cethair *četỳre čʻorkʻ *kʷetwóres five päñ piś pénte ? páñca quīnque *fimf fimf cóic *pętь hing *pénkʷe six ṣäk ṣkas héx ? ṣáṣ sex *sehs saihs sé *šestь

North Sea Germanic

preceding vowel is first nasalized and then lengthened: Proto-West Germanic *fimf > *fįf > Old English, Old Saxon, Old Frisian fīf "five" Proto-West Germanic

Gothic declension

case of an associated object, e.g. dagē fidwōr tiguns "for forty days", fimf þūsundjōs waírē "five thousand men", miþ twáim tigum þūsundjō mannē "with

Low Alemannic German

zwaimool 3 drèi drid drèifach drèimool 4 vier vierd vierfach viermool 5 fimf fimfd fimffach fimfmool 6 segs segsd segsfach segsmool 7 siibe sibd siibefach