the collateral adjective for cow as specifically restricted to adult female cattle, is vaccine).
As in these examples, collateral adjectives in English very often derive from the Latin or Greek translations of the corresponding nouns.
[citation needed] The numerals 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10 usually use the pronunciation derived from Chinese (on'yomi), i.e. ichi, ni, san, go, roku, hachi, kyū, and jū respectively.
Most measure words require the speaker to use the Sino-Japanese on'yomi numbers, e.g. 3 years is sannenkan (3年間), 6 o'clock is rokuji (6時), 9 dogs is kyūhiki no inu (9匹の犬), 7 people is shichinin (7人), and 4 seasons is shiki (四季).
1–10 are hitotsu (1つ), futatsu (2つ), mittsu (3つ), yottsu (4つ), itsutsu (5つ), muttsu (6つ), nanatsu (7つ), yattsu (8つ), kokonotsu (9つ), and tō (10).