six in Latin
six in Latin is sex — six means the number after five and before seven; 6.
six in Latin
sex
A numerical value equal to 6; the number following five and preceding seven. This number of dots: (••••••).
What does "six" mean?
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num The number after five and before seven; 6.
"She has six brothers and sisters."
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noun In cricket, a hit that clears the boundary without bouncing, scoring six runs.
"He smashed the ball out of the ground for a huge six."
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six in a sentence
- She has six brothers and sisters.
- The meeting starts at six o'clock.
- He smashed the ball out of the ground for a huge six.
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What is "six" in Latin?
"six" in Latin is sex. six means: The number after five and before seven; 6.
How do you use "six" in a sentence?
Example: "She has six brothers and sisters." In Latin, "six" is sex.
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