Quintuple

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 84
kwin′tū-pl, adj. fivefold: ( mus. ) having five crotchets in a bar.— v.t. to make or to increase fivefold.— ns. Quin′tūplet , a set of five things: ( pl. ) five young at a birth: ( mus. ) same as Quintole ; Quintū′plicāte , consisting of five: one of five exactly corresponding things.— v.t. to make or to increase a set of fivefold.— n. Quintuplicā′tion . [Fr.,—L. quintuplex — quint us , fifth, plicāre , to fold.]
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