meinst du "uneven" (1, 3, 5, ...2n+1?) - hubbelig?

Ich meine Zahlen mit einem Komma.
Also 5 (ganze Zahl) vs. 5,3 (krumme Zahl).

We don't use commas to separate the fractional part from the integral part in a decimal fraction. Instead, we use a decimal point. Ideally, this should be above the baseline, but in practice, a full stop ("period" in AE) is used, and that sits on the baseline. This, however is not the answer to your question.

The answer is that we call numbers like 5.3 (which you would write "5,3") either "decimal fractions" or "decimal numbers" depending on context.

@tanja1: Although 2,4,6, ... are "even" numbers, 1,3,5, ... are not "uneven numbers" but "odd numbers".

Thanks!
Jan: Incorrect entry in LEO? If you search "ungerade Zahl" you get "uneven numer".

Sorry Joe W, I have some "tomatos on my eyes".

I would not go so far as to say that "uneven number" is actually wrong, just that it is rather unusual.

Joe W, I am as open to corrections as the next person, especially by you since you usually manage to (correctly) take up points that nobody else notices, but...
I looked up "uneven" on Meriam Webster and, among other definitions, was referred to odd 3a, and under odd, 3a, I found "3 a : being any of the integers (as -3, -1, +1, and +3) that are not exactly divisible by two "
Now I am puzzled.

@Joe: decimal fraction doesn't fit the language level. Eine krumme Zahl is the common name of a Dezimalzahl mit x Nachkommastellen. Besides, it may also be used for lange numbers without decimal places like 100,030,791. You might say this is a krumme Zahl an round it to 100,000,000 because ist easier to say.

Judging by CJ's helpful explanation, the *opposite* of a "krumme Zahl" in English is a round number. So if you were faced with this as a translation problem, you would probably just have to say that it's not a round number.

@tanja1: You're right. You can use both.

Yes, CJ's explanation was very helpful. But Bronchipret already told us that a decimal number was meant. So I agree with bluearmy. Or you could say it doesn't come out even.
For example, if you try to divide 17 by 3 it doesn't come out even.
Really need more context for this "experiment" to work. :-)

eine krumme zahl würde ich vielleicht so oder so ähnlich übersetzen:

unusual number
uncommon figure
strange digit

but i am not an expert.

@#12, OP was answered in #10, 4(!) years ago.

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