IPA: /θɜːrˈtiːn/
KK: /θɜrˈtin/
The number that comes after twelve and before fourteen, representing a quantity of 13.
There are thirteen apples in the basket.
Thirteen → It originates from Old English 'þreotene' (meaning three ten), which combines 'three' (from Proto-Germanic *þrijō) and 'ten' (from Proto-Germanic *tehun). The word 'thirteen' literally means three added to ten, representing the number that follows twelve.
Think of 'three' added to 'ten' to remember that 'thirteen' is the number that comes after twelve.
No commonly confused words.