digit in Latin
digit in Latin is digitus — digit means any of the ten Arabic numerals (0–9), or a single symbol in a number system.
digit in Latin
digitus
What does "digit" mean?
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noun Any of the ten Arabic numerals (0–9), or a single symbol in a number system.
"The zip code has five digits."
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noun A finger or toe.
"The X-ray showed no fractures in any of her digits."
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digit in a sentence
- The zip code has five digits.
- Round the answer to two digits after the decimal point.
- The X-ray showed no fractures in any of her digits.
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What is "digit" in Latin?
"digit" in Latin is digitus. digit means: Any of the ten Arabic numerals (0–9), or a single symbol in a number system.
How do you use "digit" in a sentence?
Example: "The zip code has five digits." In Latin, "digit" is digitus.
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