fifth

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Cardinal: five     Ordinal: fifth     Multiplier: quintuple, fivefold     Distributive: quintuply

Alterniativni oblici

• fift (obsolete)

Etimologija

Od

(deprecated template usage) [etyl] Middle English

fifthe, fifte, fift, od

(deprecated template usage) [etyl] Old English

fīfta (“fifth”), od

(deprecated template usage) [etyl] Proto-Germanic

*fimftô (“fifth”) ili *femftô, equivalent to five +‎ -th. Cognate with Scots fift, fyft (“fifth”), North Frisian fyfde (“fifth”), West Frisian fyfde (“fifth”), Holandski vijfde (“fifth”), Low German fifte, föfte, füfte (“fifth”), Nemački fünfte (“fifth”), Danski femte (“fifth”), Švedski femte (“fifth”), Icelandic fimmta (“fifth”).

Izgovor

• (UK, US, standard) enPR: fĭfth, MFA^(ključ): /fɪfθ/
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• (deprecated use of |lang= parameter) Rime: -ɪfθ
• (UK, US, informal or dialectal) enPR: fĭth, MFA^(ključ): /fɪθ/
• (deprecated use of |lang= parameter) Rime: -ɪθ

Adjective

fifth (not comparable)

1. The ordinal form of the number five.

Sinonimi

• 5th; (in names of monarchs and popes) V

Prevodi

Ordinal form of the number 5

• Afrikaans: vyfde (af)
• Albanian: pestë (sq)
• Arabic: خَامِس‎ m (ḵāmis), خَامِسَة‎ f (ḵāmisa)
• Armenian: հինգերորդ (hy) (hingerord)
• Asturian: quintu (ast)
• Azerbaijani: beşinci
• Bashkir: bišense (bišense)
• Basque: bosgarren (eu)
• Belarusian: pя́tы m (pjáty)
• Bengali: পঞ্চম (pôncôm)
• Breton: pempvet (br)
• Bulgarian: péti (bg) m (péti)
• Burmese: ပဉ္စမ (my) (panyca.ma.)
• Buryat: tabadahi (tabadaxi)
• Catalan: cinquè (ca) m (abbreviation 5è), quint m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 第五 (zh) (dìwǔ)

• Classical Nahuatl: ic mācuīlli
• Crimean Tatar: beşinci
• Czech: pátý (cs) m (abbreviation 5.)
• Dalmatian: cincto
• Danish: femte (da) (abbreviation 5.)
• Dutch: vijfde (nl) (abbreviations 5de, 5e)
• Esperanto: kvina (eo)
• Estonian: viies
• Faliscan: cuicto (cuicto)
• Faroese: fimti
• Finnish: viides (fi)
• French: cinquième (fr) (before the noun) (abbreviation 5^ème); (in names of monarchs and popes) cinq (after the name) (abbreviation V)
• Gagauz: beşinci
• Galician: quinto (gl)
• Georgian: მეხუთე (mexute)
• German: fünfte (de) (abbreviations 5., 5te)
• Greek: πέμπτος (el) m (pémptos) (abbreviation: 5^ος m, 5^η f, 5^ο n; Greek numeral system: Ε΄, ε΄)

  Ancient Greek: πέμπτος (pémptos)

• Hawaiian: lima
• Hebrew: חמישי‎ m (khamishí), חמישית‎ (he) f (khamishít)
• Hindi: पांचवां (pāñcvā̃)
• Hungarian: ötödik (hu)
• Icelandic: fimmti m, fimmta f or n
• Ido: kinesma (io)
• Inari Sami: viiđâd
• Indonesian: kelima (abbreviation ke-5)
• Ingrian: viijjeez
• Interlingua: quinte (abbreviation 5^e)
• Irish: cúigiú (abbreviation 5ú)
• Italian: quinto m, quinta f (before the noun) (abbreviations 5º m, 5ª f); (in names of monarchs and popes) quinto m, quinta f (after the name) (abbreviation V)
• Japanese: 五番目 (ごばんめ, goban-me)
• Kalmyk: tavdgč (tavdgç)
• Kazakh: besіnšі (besınşı)
• Khakas: pizіnӌі (pizíncí)
• Khmer: ទីប្រាំ (tii pram)
• Korean: 다섯째 (ko) (daseosjjae)
• Kyrgyz: bešinči (ky) (beşinçi)
• Lao: ທີ່ຫ້າ (thī hā)
• Latin: quintus (la)
• Latvian: piektais m, piektā f
• Ligurian: quìnto m, quìnta f
• Lithuanian: penktas (lt) m, penkta f
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• Macedonian: petti m (petti)
• Malay: kelima (ms)
• Maltese: il-ħames
• Manchu: (sunjaci)
• Manx: queiggoo (abbreviation 5oo)
• Maori: tuarima, te rima
• Mongolian: tavdugaar (tavdugaar), tavdahь (tavdahʹ)
• Navajo: ashdlaʼ góneʼ
• North Frisian:

  Föhr-Amrum: füft

  Helgoland: füfs

  Sylt: fifst

• Norwegian: femte (no) (abbreviation 5.)
• Old Church Slavonic: pѧtъ (pętŭ)
• Old Frisian: fīfta
• Old Turkic: 𐰋𐰃𐰾𐰨‎ (béšinč)
• Ottoman Turkish: بشنجی‎ (beşinci)
• Persian: پنجم‎ (fa) (panjom)
• Polish: piąty (pl)
• Portuguese: quinto (pt) m, quinta f (abbreviations 5ºm, 5ªf)
• Romanian: cincilea (ro) m, cincea f
• Russian: pя́tый (ru) m (pjátyj), (abbreviation) 5-ый (5-yj)
• Rusyn: pя́tый (pjátŷj)
• Sanskrit: पञ्चमः (sa) (pañcamaḥ)
• Scottish Gaelic: còigeamh
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: peti m

  Roman: peti (sh) m

• Shor: pežinči
• Sinhalese: පස්‍වෙනි (pas‍veni)
• Skolt Sami: viiđad
• Slovak: piaty (sk) m
• Slovene: pêti (sl)
• Sorbian:

  Lower Sorbian: pěty m

  Upper Sorbian: pjaty

• Southern Altai: bežinči (bejinçi)
• Spanish: quinto (es)
• Swahili: ya tano
• Swedish: femte (sv) (abbreviation 5:e (sv))
• Tagalog: ikalima, panlima
• Tajik: panҷum (tg) (panjum)
• Tatar: bišenče (bişençe)
• Thai: ที่ห้า
• Turkish: beşinci (tr) (abbreviations 5'inci, 5.)
• Turkmen: bäşinji
• Ukrainian: p'я́tiй (uk) m (pʺjátyj)
• Urdu: پانچواں‎ (pāñcvā̃)
• Uyghur: بەشىنچى‎ (beshinchi)
• Uzbek: beshinchi (uz)
• Vietnamese: thứ năm (vi)
• Volapük: lulid (vo)
• Votic: viďďez
• Welsh: pumed (cy) (abbreviation 5ed)
• West Frisian: fyfte (fy) (abbreviation 5e)
• Yakut: bэһis (behis)
• Yiddish: פֿינפֿט‎ (finft)

Imenica

fifth (plural fifths)

1. The person or thing in the fifth position.
2. One of five equal parts of a whole.
3. The fifth gear of an engine.
4. A quantity of liquor equal to one-fifth of a gallon, or, more commonly, 750 milliliters.
5. The musical interval between one note and another five tones higher.
6. The fifth voice in a polyphonic melody.

Sinonimi

• (one of five equal parts): ⅕

Povezani termini

• Fifth Amendment
• fifth gear
• fifth wheel
• take the fifth

Prevodi

person or thing in the fifth position

• Armenian: հինգերորդ (hy) (hingerord)
• Asturian: quintu (ast) m
• Basque: bosgarren (eu)
• Bulgarian: peti (bg) (peti)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: ^{(please verify)} 第五 (zh) (dìwǔ)

• Danish: den femte (da) c
• Finnish: viides (fi)
• French: cinquième (fr) m or f
• German: Fünfte (de)
• Interlingua: quinto m, quinta f
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• Italian: quinto (it) m, quinta (it) f
• Latgalian: pīkts m, pīkta f, pīktais m, pīktuo f
• Latin: quintus (la)
• Latvian: piektais m, piektā f
• Lithuanian: penktas (lt) m, penkta f
• Portuguese: quinto (pt) m, quinta (pt) f
• Romanian: cel al cincilea m, cea a cincea f
• Swedish: (den) femte (sv) c, femma (sv) c
• Turkish: beşinci (tr)
• Walloon: cénkinme (wa) m or f

one of five equal parts of a whole

• Arabic: خُمْس‎ m (ḵums)
• Armenian: հինգերորդ (hy) (hingerord)
• Asturian: quintu (ast) m
• Bulgarian: edna peta f (edna peta)
• Catalan: cinquè (ca) m, quint m
• Czech: pětina (cs) f
• Dutch: vijfde (nl) n
• Esperanto: kvinono
• Finnish: viidennes (fi), viidesosa
• French: cinquième (fr) m
• Galician: quinto (gl) m
• Georgian: მეხუთედი (mexutedi)
• German: Fünftel (de) n
• Greek: πέμπτο (el) n (pémpto)
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• Hawaiian: hapalima
• Interlingua: quinto
• Italian: quinto (it) m
• Latvian: piektdaļa f, piektā daļa f
• Lithuanian: penktadalis m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: femdel m, femtedel m

  Nynorsk: femdel m, femtedel m

• Portuguese: quinto (pt) m
• Spanish: quinto (es) m
• Swedish: femtedel (sv) c
• Tagalog: kalima, sangkalima
• Walloon: cénkinme (wa) m
• Yiddish: פֿינפֿטל‎ n (finftl)

fifth gear — see fifth gear

quantity of liquor

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musical interval

• Bulgarian: kvinta f (kvinta)
• Catalan: quinta (ca) f
• Dutch: kwint (nl) m or f
• Finnish: kvintti (fi)
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• French: quinte (fr) f
• German: Quinte (de) f
• Swedish: kvint (sv) c

Glagol

fifth

1. a music technique
   • 1996 Music in Early English Religious Drama: Minstrels playing page 510

     Another extension of strict organum is 'fifthing'. Fifthing is a note-against- note method of creating a two-part texture by improvising a second voice over the given tune, starting and ending each musical phrase at the octave and proceeding mainly in fifths above the tune at others times.

2. to support something fifth, after four others have already done so
   • 2017 Critics Pick the TV Shows That Get Mental Health Right — IndieWire Survey

     Though seconding (or fifthing) the praise for “BoJack Horseman” and “In Treatment,” I think I’ll use the majority of my space to discuss “You’re the Worst.”

3. to divide by 5, equates to multiplying a denominator by 5
   • 2006 Mathematics for Dyslexics: Including Dyscalculia page 188

     3/5 has been through fifthing. 2/3 has been through thirding. Therefore, 3/5 now needs thirding and 2/3 needs fifthing