seis
- numeral
- /seɪs/
- Please count to seis before starting the game.
Examples
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In Spanish, seis means the number six.
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The point is Apple is not doing that with six year old devices.
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How are you doing this last six months or so?
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And in the course of six weeks, that all changed.
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My relationship was six months long and his was six years.
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So you need to have at least six months left on your passport.
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They ended up paying a fine of around six times that number.
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But that won't really kick in until six months after launch.
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And then that was it a whirlwind, probably six weeks in total, I'd say.
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Kinder says wait a minute, I'm facing trial just six days from now.
Synonyms
One more than five used before a noun to count things
Surface Forms
Etymology
Seis is the Spanish word for the number 'six' and comes from the old Latin word sex ('six'), so simply thinking of 'six' will help you remember seis.