one hundred and one

English

**English numbers ^(edit)**
← 100	101
Cardinal: one hundred and one, one hundred one Ordinal: one hundred and first, one hundred first

one hundred plus one

Arabic: مِائَة وَوَاحِد‎ m (miʾa wa-wāḥid)
Azerbaijani: yüz bir
Chechen: бӏе цхьаъ (bʿe cḥaʾ)
Cherokee: ᏐᏬ ᏍᎪᎯᏥᏆ ᏌᏬ (sowo sgohitsiqua sawo)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 一百一 (zh) (yībǎi yī)
Dutch: honderdeen (nl), honderdeneen (nl)
Esperanto: cent unu
Finnish: satayksi (fi)
French: cent un m, cent une f
Georgian: ას ერთი (as erti)
German: einhunderteins (de), hunderteins (de), einhundertundeins, hundertundeins
Hungarian: százegy (hu)
Icelandic: hundrað og einn (is) m, eitthundrað og einn m
Interlingua: cento un

Italian: centuno (invariant)
Japanese: 百一 (ひゃくいち, hyaku ichi)
Lakota: opáwiŋǧe sáŋm waŋží
Malay: seratus satu
Navajo: tʼááłáhádí neeznádiin tʼááłáʼí
Novial: sent-un
Ojibwe: ingodwaak ashi-bezhig
Portuguese: cento e um
Romanian: o sută unu
Russian: (noun use singular) сто оди́н (ru) m (sto odín), сто одна́ f (sto odná), сто одно́ n (sto odnó)
Sanskrit: एकाधिकशत (ekādhikaśata), एकोत्तरशत (ekottaraśata)
Spanish: ciento uno
Swedish: etthundraett (sv), hundraett
Turkish: yüz bir
Yup'ik: yuinaat talliman atauciq

one hundred and one (uncountable)

The figure 101.
A great many; numerous.
- Charles and ‎Joel Denby (1979) Indignant Heart: A Black Worker's Journal, →ISBN, page 141: “The company has one hundred and one reasons for keeping Negroes out. The union, too, has one hundred and one reasons.”

figure 101

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