1. A finger; a finger's breadth, or three-fourths of an inch; the twelfth part of the diameter of the sun or moon, a term to express the quantity of an eclipse; any integer under 10, so called from counting on the fingers.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• widgit,
• didgit,
• fidgit,
• duigin,
• dirct,
• diginty,
• didgits,
• figid,
• digal,
• dedit,
• diguist,
• dieid,
• bigit,
• digi,
• digial,
• iget,
• degin,
• edikit,
• diget,
• digitle

• DTZHD,
• DJAT,
• dugout,
• dirt,
• tajada,
• dejd,
• Toged,
• WWTJD,
• TJDA,
• Tejidae,
• TGITWE,
• Dodged,
• digs,
• DEGIT,
• deejayed,
• TJDE,
• tight,
• 12-digit,
• TAGITI,
• TDOJD,
• twoedged,
• digiti,
• tajweed,
• taijitu,
• 11-digit,
• DAYJET,
• dugite,
• degidio,
• DJD,
• TGITW,
• djite,
• TAJIT,
• 13-digit,
• djawadi,
• six-digit,
• 7-digit,
• 8-digit,
• djed,
• 10-digit,
• TJATAW,
• dajidae,
• 6-digit,
• digest,
• dignity,
• dicot,
• diet,
• TEIGIT,
• TJIAT,
• TJEd,
• duct,
• tejeda,
• DOGIT,
• Digiti-,
• 16-digit,
• 5-digit,
• digital,
• one-digit,
• 4-digit,
• 3-digit,
• tejada,
• dig,
• digit(i)-,
• tegid,
• djet,
• DJJD,
• djoudi,
• ten-digit,
• djetou,
• Dogeate,
• 2-digit,
• two-digit,
• dugit,
• tjuta,
• TGITT.

The adverb form of "digit" is "digitally".

The adjective form of the word "digit" is "digital".

The plural of the "digit" can be the "digits".

The singular of the "digit" can be the "digit".