A numerical representation of the quantity that comes after eight, signifying a count of nine items or occurrences.
The ordinal form of a number, used to indicate the ninth position in a sequence or series.
A traditional Japanese counting term reflecting the concept of nine, often used in specific cultural or historical contexts.
In numerical terms, a value that is one less than ten, commonly used in mathematical and everyday counting.
Example:
彼は「時だ」と言った。
The ninth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar, marking the transition from summer to autumn in many regions.
A period often associated with the start of the new academic year in various countries, as well as seasonal changes in nature.
A time when various cultural and traditional events, such as harvest festivals, may take place, reflecting the end of summer and preparation for winter.
A month that signifies shorter days and cooler temperatures, representing a shift in lifestyle and activities as outdoor summer pursuits give way to autumn routines.
Example:
カレンダーの日付は１９６４年９月２３日でした。
A phrase indicating a high level of likelihood that something will occur, suggesting that it is almost certain or very probable, often used to convey confidence in an outcome.
An expression that denotes a situation or outcome that can be expected to happen in most cases, reflecting a strong predictive certainty, typically interpreted as about 80 to 90 percent likelihood.
Example:
十中八九彼らは列車に乗り遅れるだろう。
The numerical representation of the quantity that comes after eight and before ten, often used to count objects or things.
The age equivalent to eight years plus one, specifically referencing a child who is nine years old.
A historical term used to denote a specific time of day, roughly referring to midnight or noon in modern timekeeping, associated with the hour marked as "nine."
Example:
太陽をまわる惑星は９つもあり、地球もその１つである。
A small bird resembling a crow, known for its ability to mimic human speech and other sounds, often kept as a pet for its entertaining vocalizations.
A species of bird from Southeast Asia, characterized by its predominantly black plumage, yellow facial markings, and white wing spots, which has been domesticated and admired for its vocal mimicry since the Edo period in Japan.