Seven
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 389
sev'n, a. One more than 6. — n. The number greater by 1 than ti; a symbol representing 7 units, as 7 or vii. — Sevenfold, a. Repeated 7 times; increased to 7 times the size or amount. — Sev'ennight, sen'nit, n. A week; the period of 7 days and nights. — Sev'en-up', n. A game of cards, won by scoring 7 points; all-fours. — Seventh, -nth, a. One next in order after the tith; constituting or being one of 7 equal parts. — n. One of 7 equal parts; one next in order after the 6th. (Mm.) The interval between any tone and the tone represented on the 7th degree of the staff next above; a certain chord. — Seventhly, adv. In the 7th place. — Seventeen, -n-ten, a. One more than 16 or le than 18.— n. The sum of 10 and 7; a symbol representing seventeen units, as 17 or xvii. — Seventeenth, a. One next in order after the 16th; constituting or being one of equal parts. — n. One of 17 equal parts; the next in order after the 16th. — Seventy, -n-tT, a. times 10; one more than 69. — n. The sum of times 10; a symbol representing 70 units, as lxx or 70. — Seventieth, a. Next in order after the 69th constituting or being one of 70 equal parts into which anything is divided. — n. One of 70 equal parts; one next in order after the 69th. — Sev'enty-four, n. A man-of-war carrying 74 guns.
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