IPA: /ˈθaʊzənd/
KK: /ˈθaʊzənd/
A number that is equal to 1,000, which is ten times one hundred or one thousand.
There are a thousand stars visible in the night sky.
The word 'thousand' originates from Old English 'þūsend', which is derived from Proto-Germanic '*þūsundiz', meaning a group of ten hundred or a large number. It refers to the numerical value of one thousand.
Think of the Old English 'þūsend' which relates to a large number, helping you remember that 'thousand' signifies a quantity of one thousand.