IPA: /tɛn/
KK: /tɛn/
The number that comes after nine and before eleven, often used to count or indicate a quantity of ten items.
I have ten apples in my basket.
The word 'ten' originates from Old English 'tiene', which is derived from Proto-Germanic '*tehun', meaning 'ten'. It is related to the Latin 'decem' and Greek 'deka', both meaning ten. The word 'ten' refers to the number that follows nine and precedes eleven.
Think of the Old English 'tiene' and remember that 'ten' is the number that comes after nine.