seventy-four

English

Number

seventy-four

1. The cardinal number immediately following seventy-three and preceding seventy-five.

Synonyms

• Arabic numerals: 74
• Roman numerals: LXXIV, LXXIIII

Translations

74

• Arabic: اربعة وسبعين (ar) (’arbáʕa w-sabaʕí:n)
• Azeri: yetmiş dörd (az)
• Basque: hirurogeita hamalau (eu)
• Bengali: চুয়াত্তর (bn) (cuẏattôr)
• Breton: pevarzek ha tri-ugent (br)
• Catalan: setanta-quatre (ca)
• Dutch: vierenzeventig (nl)
• Esperanto: sepdek kvar (eo)
• French: soixante-quatorze (fr)
• German: vierundsiebzig (de)
• Greek: εβδομήντα τέσσαρες (evdomínda téssares)
• Hebrew: שבעים־וארבעה (šivím və-arbá)
• Hungarian: hetvennégy (hu)
• Italian: settantaquattro (it)

• Japanese: 七十四 (shichí-jū-shi)
• Korean: 일흔네 (ko) (ilheunne), 칠십사 (ko) (chilsibsa)
• Latin: septuaginta quattuor (la)
• Malay: tujuh puluh empat (ms)
• Navajo: tsostsʼidiin dóó baʼąą dį́į́ʼ
• Polish: siedemdziesiąt cztery (pl)
• Portuguese: setenta e quatro (pt)
• Russian: семьдесят четыре (ru) (semʹdesjat četyre) (sém’desjat četýre)
• Sanskrit: (cátussaptati)
• Slovak: sedemdesiat štyri (sk)
• Spanish: setenta y cuatro (es)
• Swedish: sjuttiofyra (sv)
• Turkish: yetmiş dört (tr)

Noun

seventy-four (plural seventy-fours)

1. (historical) A ship having seventy-four guns.
   • 1820, Lord Byron, Don Juan, V:

     the ocean stream / Here and there studded with a seventy-four [...].

   • Howard Nemerov

     For all the world like a seventy-four of the line, / Riding the swell and firing off Finisterre.