Six (numeral)

1. The number equivalent to the sum of five and one.
2. A group or set of six things.

Origin:

From old english siex, six, from proto-germanic *seks, from proto-indo-european *sweḱs.

Examples:

1. She bought six apples at the grocery store.
2. The dice landed on a six.
3. There were six people in the room.
4. The box contained six cupcakes.
5. The team won six games in a row.
6. The musical group consists of six members.