Five (numeral)

1. The cardinal number equal to the sum of 4 and 1.
2. The fifth in a set or series.
3. A group or set of five things.

Origin:

From middle english five, fif, from old english fīf, from proto-germanic *fimf, from proto-indo-european *pénkʷe. .

Examples:

1. I need five more minutes before I'm ready to leave.
2. This is the fifth time we've had to reschedule the meeting.
3. The five of us went out to dinner together.
4. There are five senses that humans possess.
5. A typical star on the American flag has five points.