IPA: /θriː/
KK: /θri/
A number that represents the quantity of three items or units.
I have three apples in my bag.
The word 'three' originates from Old English 'þrīe' (meaning the number 3), which is derived from Proto-Germanic '*thrijiz' (meaning three). This word is related to similar words in other Germanic languages, such as Old High German 'drī' and Old Norse 'þrír'.
Think of the Old English word 'þrīe' when you remember that 'three' represents the number 3.