Translation of Slovak word "päť" to English
päť
/pæt͡s/
Meaning
NumeralA numerical value equal to 5; the number following four and preceding six.
How to use
Cardinal numeral for 5. Inflection: nominative/accusative 'päť' (or literary masculine animate 'piati'), genitive/dative/locative 'piatich', instrumental 'piatimi'. In nominative and accusative, 'päť' requires the accompanying noun to be in genitive plural (e.g. 'päť kníh', 'päť chlapov') and governs singular neuter verb agreement ('päť detí spalo').
🇬🇧 English
five
Example sentence
Mám päť prstov na ruke.
I have five
Päť je nepárne číslo.
Five is odd
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- päť zmyslov— five senses
- o päť minút dvanásť— at the eleventh hour / just in the nick of time
- päť dní— five days
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The Slovak word "päť" means "five" in English.
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