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9. ⑨ ꝯ و ꝰ ⁹ ₉ ９ 𜳹 𝟿 🯹 Translingual Glyph origin A West Arabic numeral, ultimately from Indic numerals (compare Devanagari hi ९). See 9#Evolution of the Hindu–Arabic digit 9 § Evolution of the Hindu–Arabic digit for more. Symbol mul numeral symbol prev 8 next 10 The cardinal number nine. A digit in the decimal system of numbering, and also hexadecimal. mul Q123 September. mul 1<id:Q108> 2<id:Q109> 3<id:Q110> 4<id:Q118> 5<id:Q119> 6<id:Q120> 7<id:Q121> 8<id:Q122> 10<id:Q124> 11<id:Q125> 12<id:Q126> mul phonetics Sinosphere often superscript tone number 9, in some cases when the language does not have the usual 4 to 8 categories. Gallery Alternative forms The following are equivalent forms as digits: digit The following are only equivalent as representations of the cardinal number: nondigit en American Sign Language: 35px See also 9 ⠊ ––––· Niner India Category:Hindu-Arabic script Category:Hindu-Arabic script characters mul Nine English Noun en sports snowboarding skiing en 900 900° spin. See also en figure 9 en 9-gon 9-omino Chinese Etymology 1 yue 九 nine and yue 鳩 gau1 are near homophones in Cantonese. Pronunciation gau1 n,infix Noun zh noun zh Cantonese slang vulgar euphemistic leetspeak zh 鳩 - Infix zh infix zh Cantonese slang vulgar euphemistic leetspeak zh 鳩 - Derived terms zh sor9ry jm9 on9 898 Etymology 2 Pronunciation gau2 n Noun zh noun zh Cantonese slang leetspeak derogatory or self-deprecatory yue 狗 unpleasant person DC9 taxi driver C di1 si1 gau2 IT9 IT worker C aai1 ti1 gau2 zh number homophones