What does Eight mean?
Definitions for Eight
eɪteight
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Princeton's WordNet
eight, 8, VIII, eighter, eighter from Decatur, octad, ogdoad, octonary, octetnoun
the cardinal number that is the sum of seven and one
Ashcan School, Eightnoun
a group of United States painters founded in 1907 and noted for their realistic depictions of sordid aspects of city life
eight-spot, eightadjective
one of four playing cards in a deck with eight pips on the face
eight, 8, viiiadjective
being one more than seven
Wiktionary
eightnoun
The digit/figure 8.
eightnoun
Any of the four cards in a normal deck with the value eight.
eightnoun
A light, narrow rowing boat, especially one used in competitive rowing, steered by a cox, in which a eight rowers each have two oars
eightnoun
A race in which such craft participate
Etymology: From eight, aught, eahte, ahte, from eahta, from ahtōu, from oḱtṓw. Cognate with aucht, acht, acht, acht, acht, åtta, átta, octo, ὀκτώ, ocht.
Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
EIGHTadjective
Twice four. A word of number.
Etymology: eahta, Saxon; ahta, Gothick; acht, Scottish.
This island contains eight score and eight miles in circuit. George Sandys, Journey.
ChatGPT
eight
Eight is a numerical value equivalent to the sum of four and four. It comes after seven and before nine in the counting system, and is considered an even number. The numeral symbol for eight is "8". In Roman numerals, it is represented as VIII.
Webster Dictionary
Eightnoun
an island in a river; an ait
Eightadjective
seven and one; as, eight years
Eightnoun
the number greater by a unit than seven; eight units or objects
Eightnoun
a symbol representing eight units, as 8 or viii
Etymology: [See Ait.]
Wikidata
Eight
Eight was released in 2000 and is the eighth studio album by British rock band, New Model Army. Following the departure of Robert Heaton, Michael Dean and Dean White were recruited into the band, who also co-produced Eight with Justin Sullivan.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
Eight
āt, n. the cardinal number one above seven: the figure (8 or viii.) denoting eight.—adj. noting the number eight.—adjs. and ns. Eight′een, eight and ten, twice nine; Eight′eenmō, same as Octodecimo (q.v.); Eight′eenth, the ordinal number corresponding to eighteen.—n. Eight′foil (her.), an eight-leaved grass.—adjs. Eight′fold, eight times any quantity; Eighth, the ordinal number corresponding to eight.—n. an eighth part.—adv. Eighth′ly, in the eighth place.—adjs. and ns. Eight′ieth, the ordinal number corresponding to eighty; Eight′y, eight times ten, fourscore.—An eight, a crew of a rowing-boat, consisting of eight oarsmen; An eight-oar, or simply Eight, the boat itself; An eight days, a week; Figure of eight, a figure shaped like an 8 made in skating; Piece of eight, a Spanish coin; The eights, annual bumping boat-races which take place in the summer term in Oxford and Cambridge between the various colleges. [A.S. eahta; Ger. acht, L. octo, Gr. oktō.]
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Rank popularity for the word 'Eight' in Spoken Corpus Frequency: #847
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Rank popularity for the word 'Eight' in Written Corpus Frequency: #193
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Eight in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Eight in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
Examples of Eight in a Sentence
All the power is from wind or water power so it's totally green, i think the greatest feature of this is the transformation from a conventional diesel electric ship to a battery-powered ship. We have done this transformation in about eight weeks.
There’s a big gap there between a natural disaster warning and its aftermath, and when first responders leave, many children can wait up to six, eight years to have a safe school … That’s why we developed Smart Response, which helps to address those immediate and long-term needs of communities impacted by natural disasters. We want to build safe schools for children, but we also want to hear the needs of the community and try to help as much as possible. If you just do first response and don’t take any time to rebuild long-term for the community, it’s never going to heal properly … There’s first response, but there needs to be rebuilding long-term. That’s our goal. Petra Nemcova is aware first responders are crucial in delivering clean water, medicine and other supplies immediately after a natural disaster. However, she added long-term revitalization is just as important to ensure healing, all while empowering people to help support their community. And Petra Nemcova has zero plans to ever give up on those who can use some support, wherever they are.
We've had a problem in this country where parents have sent their kids off for eight or so hours a day for the government to raise their children, that responsibility is yours. Once that child is out there in the world, until they are an adult, they are your responsibility. Stay involved.
It probably took me about eight months of collecting universal basic income before I decided (to vote for Yang) because I didn't know who he was, and I wasn't just going to just because he was giving me a thousand dollars a month, I wasn't going to commit to voting for him - nor did he ask us.
This decade is make or break for the planet, to stand a chance of limiting global warming to 1.5 Celsius, the science shows we now have about eight years left to almost halve global greenhouse gas emissions.
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- аабаAbkhaz
- agtAfrikaans
- ፰, ስምንትAmharic
- ueito, ueitAragonese
- ٨, ثَمَانِيَةٌArabic
- আটAssamese
- kimsaqallquAymara
- səkkizAzerbaijani
- һигеҙBashkir
- васьмёра, во́сем, васьмёркаBelarusian
- осмица, о́семBulgarian
- ৮, আটBengali
- ༨, བརྒྱདTibetan Standard
- eizhBreton
- huit, vuit, huitena, vuitenaCatalan, Valencian
- бархӏChechen
- ottuCorsican
- osmCzech
- осмьOld Church Slavonic, Church Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- саккӑрChuvash
- wythWelsh
- ottetal, otter, otteDanish
- AchtGerman
- οκτώGreek
- okEsperanto
- ochoSpanish
- kaheksaEstonian
- zortziBasque
- ۸, هشتPersian
- kasi, kahdeksikko, kahdeksanFinnish
- waluFijian
- áttaFaroese
- huitFrench
- achtWestern Frisian
- ochtIrish
- ochd, ochdnarScottish Gaelic
- oitoGalician
- poapyGuaraní
- ૮, આઠGujarati
- hoghtManx
- takwasHausa
- שְׁמוֹנֶה, שְׁמוֹנָהHebrew
- ८, आठHindi
- uitHaitian Creole
- nyolcHungarian
- ութArmenian
- octoInterlingua
- delapanIndonesian
- ꉆNuosu
- okIdo
- áttaIcelandic
- ottoItalian
- שמונהHebrew
- 八, 8, 八つJapanese
- woluJavanese
- რვაGeorgian
- сегізKazakh
- arfineq pingasutKalaallisut, Greenlandic
- ប្រាំបីKhmer
- ಎಂಟು, ೮Kannada
- 여덟, 팔, 八Korean
- heştKurdish
- ethCornish
- сегизKyrgyz
- octoLatin
- AachtLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ແປດLao
- aštuonerios, aštuonetas, aštuoneri, aštuonios, aštuoniLithuanian
- astoņnieks, astotnieks, astoņas, astoņiLatvian
- valoMalagasy
- ralitōkMarshallese
- waruMāori
- осумка, осмица, о́сум, осморкаMacedonian
- എട്ട്Malayalam
- найм, ᠨᠠᠢᠮᠠᠨMongolian
- lapan, لاڤن, asta, دلاڤن, استا, selapan, سلاڤن, delapanMalay
- tmienjaMaltese
- ၈, ရှစ်Burmese
- aojuNauru
- आठNepali
- achtDutch
- åtteNorwegian
- tseebííNavajo, Navaho
- sanu n'zitatuChichewa, Chewa, Nyanja
- uòch, uèch, uèitOccitan
- nishwaaswiOjibwe, Ojibwa
- ଆଠ, ୮Oriya
- астOssetian, Ossetic
- ੮, ਅੱਠPanjabi, Punjabi
- ósemka, ośmioro, osiemPolish
- اتهPashto, Pushto
- oitoPortuguese
- pusaqQuechua
- ot, och, otgRomansh
- optRomanian
- во́семь, восьмёрка, во́сьмероRussian
- अष्ट, अष्टन्Sanskrit
- òto, òtuSardinian
- اٺSindhi
- gávcciNorthern Sami
- ȍsam, о̏самSerbo-Croatian
- අටSinhala, Sinhalese
- osemSlovak
- ósemSlovene
- valuSamoan
- siddeedSomali
- tetëAlbanian
- dalapanSundanese
- åttaSwedish
- naneSwahili
- எட்டு, ௮Tamil
- ఎనిమిది, ౮Telugu
- ҳаштTajik
- แปด, ๘Thai
- sekizTurkmen
- waloTagalog
- valuTonga (Tonga Islands)
- sekizTurkish
- сигезTatar
- سەككىزUyghur, Uighur
- во́сьмеро, ві́сімка, ві́сімUkrainian
- آٹھUrdu
- sakkizUzbek
- támVietnamese
- ûtWalloon
- אַכטYiddish
- 八Chinese
- shiyagalombiliZulu
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