seis

Meaning

six

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈsejs/

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese seis, from Latin sex, from Proto-Indo-European *swéḱs (“six”).

Sentences

Non máis de seis persoas .

No more than 6 people.

Isto é , duns seis pés cadrados de superficie .

That is, about six square feet of surface.

É como trocar seis por media ducia .

It's like swapping six for a half-dozen.

E con seis probas de enduro.

And with 6 tests of hardness.

A súa inscrición foi rexeitada en seis ocasións.

His nomination was rejected on six occasions.

O cume deste volcán ten seis caldeiras unha dentro doutra .

The top of this volcano has six calderas one inside the other.

As súas cancións con xestos para nenos foron editadas en seis idiomas.

His songs with gestures for children have been edited into six languages.

Gañou seis encontros, empatou sete e perdeu dez encontros.

He won six games, drew seven and lost ten.