ninety-five
UK: ˈnaɪnti faɪv | US: ˈnaɪnti faɪv
Definition
adj. being one more than ninety-four in number (95)
n. the number 95
Structure
ninety <number 90>five <number 5>
Etymology
The word "ninety-five" is a compound of "ninety" (derived from Old English "nigontig," combining "nigon" [nine] + "-tig" [group of ten]) and "five" (from Old English "fīf"). It follows the Germanic pattern of combining tens and units to form numbers. The logical structure reflects a straightforward addition: 90 (ninety) + 5 (five) = 95.
Examples
She scored ninety-five on her final exam.
The temperature reached ninety-five degrees today.
The book has ninety-five pages.
He lives at ninety-five Maple Street.
Ninety-five percent of the participants agreed.