A word with four numbers

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This is a "mythical" word. Five letters




It has 4 numbers in it.



All the 4 numbers are different.



All the letters in the word are part of those numbers. (no extra letters)




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It is not a long word







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    Could you clarify if there are 4 "consecutive numbers" or "4 numbers" consecutively. The second line seems redundant if it is the former.
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up vote
3
down vote

favorite












This is a "mythical" word. Five letters




It has 4 numbers in it.



All the 4 numbers are different.



All the letters in the word are part of those numbers. (no extra letters)




Hint




It is not a long word







word wordplay lateral-thinking







share|improve this question



















  • 2




    Could you clarify if there are 4 "consecutive numbers" or "4 numbers" consecutively. The second line seems redundant if it is the former.
    – Jay
    3 hours ago












up vote
3
down vote

favorite









up vote
3
down vote

favorite











This is a "mythical" word. Five letters




It has 4 numbers in it.



All the 4 numbers are different.



All the letters in the word are part of those numbers. (no extra letters)




Hint




It is not a long word







word wordplay lateral-thinking







share|improve this question















This is a "mythical" word. Five letters




It has 4 numbers in it.



All the 4 numbers are different.



All the letters in the word are part of those numbers. (no extra letters)




Hint




It is not a long word







word wordplay lateral-thinking




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  • 2




    Could you clarify if there are 4 "consecutive numbers" or "4 numbers" consecutively. The second line seems redundant if it is the former.
    – Jay
    3 hours ago












  • 2




    Could you clarify if there are 4 "consecutive numbers" or "4 numbers" consecutively. The second line seems redundant if it is the former.
    – Jay
    3 hours ago







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Could you clarify if there are 4 "consecutive numbers" or "4 numbers" consecutively. The second line seems redundant if it is the former.
– Jay
3 hours ago




Could you clarify if there are 4 "consecutive numbers" or "4 numbers" consecutively. The second line seems redundant if it is the former.
– Jay
3 hours ago










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One option is




MILD




which contains the numbers




M (1000), I (1), L (50) and D (500) in Roman numerals.




If we allow numbers from other languages, we have the clearly mythical




Poseidon




which contains the numbers




po (5 in Paraguayan Guarani)
sei (6 in Italian)
D (50 in Roman numerals)
on (10 in Turkish)







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  • It is not a Mythical word
    – DEEM
    4 hours ago










  • And it's not consecutive, I think (Unless my definition of 'consecutive' itself is wrong XD)
    – Kevin L
    4 hours ago










  • @DEEM, what disqualifies this answer?
    – hexomino
    4 hours ago










  • Oh, it's supposed to be consecutive like 5678? I misunderstood that part.
    – jafe
    4 hours ago










  • @jafe. I edited it to make it clearer. My apology. But it is a Mythical word to answer hexomino.
    – DEEM
    2 hours ago










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up vote
4
down vote













One option is




MILD




which contains the numbers




M (1000), I (1), L (50) and D (500) in Roman numerals.




If we allow numbers from other languages, we have the clearly mythical




Poseidon




which contains the numbers




po (5 in Paraguayan Guarani)
sei (6 in Italian)
D (50 in Roman numerals)
on (10 in Turkish)







share|improve this answer






















  • It is not a Mythical word
    – DEEM
    4 hours ago










  • And it's not consecutive, I think (Unless my definition of 'consecutive' itself is wrong XD)
    – Kevin L
    4 hours ago










  • @DEEM, what disqualifies this answer?
    – hexomino
    4 hours ago










  • Oh, it's supposed to be consecutive like 5678? I misunderstood that part.
    – jafe
    4 hours ago










  • @jafe. I edited it to make it clearer. My apology. But it is a Mythical word to answer hexomino.
    – DEEM
    2 hours ago














up vote
4
down vote













One option is




MILD




which contains the numbers




M (1000), I (1), L (50) and D (500) in Roman numerals.




If we allow numbers from other languages, we have the clearly mythical




Poseidon




which contains the numbers




po (5 in Paraguayan Guarani)
sei (6 in Italian)
D (50 in Roman numerals)
on (10 in Turkish)







share|improve this answer






















  • It is not a Mythical word
    – DEEM
    4 hours ago










  • And it's not consecutive, I think (Unless my definition of 'consecutive' itself is wrong XD)
    – Kevin L
    4 hours ago










  • @DEEM, what disqualifies this answer?
    – hexomino
    4 hours ago










  • Oh, it's supposed to be consecutive like 5678? I misunderstood that part.
    – jafe
    4 hours ago










  • @jafe. I edited it to make it clearer. My apology. But it is a Mythical word to answer hexomino.
    – DEEM
    2 hours ago












up vote
4
down vote










up vote
4
down vote









One option is




MILD




which contains the numbers




M (1000), I (1), L (50) and D (500) in Roman numerals.




If we allow numbers from other languages, we have the clearly mythical




Poseidon




which contains the numbers




po (5 in Paraguayan Guarani)
sei (6 in Italian)
D (50 in Roman numerals)
on (10 in Turkish)







share|improve this answer














One option is




MILD




which contains the numbers




M (1000), I (1), L (50) and D (500) in Roman numerals.




If we allow numbers from other languages, we have the clearly mythical




Poseidon




which contains the numbers




po (5 in Paraguayan Guarani)
sei (6 in Italian)
D (50 in Roman numerals)
on (10 in Turkish)








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answered 4 hours ago









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  • It is not a Mythical word
    – DEEM
    4 hours ago










  • And it's not consecutive, I think (Unless my definition of 'consecutive' itself is wrong XD)
    – Kevin L
    4 hours ago










  • @DEEM, what disqualifies this answer?
    – hexomino
    4 hours ago










  • Oh, it's supposed to be consecutive like 5678? I misunderstood that part.
    – jafe
    4 hours ago










  • @jafe. I edited it to make it clearer. My apology. But it is a Mythical word to answer hexomino.
    – DEEM
    2 hours ago
















  • It is not a Mythical word
    – DEEM
    4 hours ago










  • And it's not consecutive, I think (Unless my definition of 'consecutive' itself is wrong XD)
    – Kevin L
    4 hours ago










  • @DEEM, what disqualifies this answer?
    – hexomino
    4 hours ago










  • Oh, it's supposed to be consecutive like 5678? I misunderstood that part.
    – jafe
    4 hours ago










  • @jafe. I edited it to make it clearer. My apology. But it is a Mythical word to answer hexomino.
    – DEEM
    2 hours ago















It is not a Mythical word
– DEEM
4 hours ago




It is not a Mythical word
– DEEM
4 hours ago












And it's not consecutive, I think (Unless my definition of 'consecutive' itself is wrong XD)
– Kevin L
4 hours ago




And it's not consecutive, I think (Unless my definition of 'consecutive' itself is wrong XD)
– Kevin L
4 hours ago












@DEEM, what disqualifies this answer?
– hexomino
4 hours ago




@DEEM, what disqualifies this answer?
– hexomino
4 hours ago












Oh, it's supposed to be consecutive like 5678? I misunderstood that part.
– jafe
4 hours ago




Oh, it's supposed to be consecutive like 5678? I misunderstood that part.
– jafe
4 hours ago












@jafe. I edited it to make it clearer. My apology. But it is a Mythical word to answer hexomino.
– DEEM
2 hours ago




@jafe. I edited it to make it clearer. My apology. But it is a Mythical word to answer hexomino.
– DEEM
2 hours ago

















 

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