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Asturian unu, Portuguese um, Galician un, Catalan un, French un, Italian uno, Aromanian un, Romanian unu, Sardinian unu
Oscan uns "one," Umbrian uinus 'id.'
Old Irish óen "one," Middle Welsh un 'id.,' Old Breton un 'id.,' Cornish un 'id.'
Gothic ains "one," Old Norse einn "id.," Old High German ein 'id.,' Old Saxon ēn 'id.,' Old English ān 'id.' (English one)
Albanian një "one"
Serbian Chuch Slavic inъ "someone," Russian inój "other," Czech jiný 'id.,' Polish inny 'id.,' Slovene in 'id.,' Old Prussian ainan "one," Lithuanian víenas 'id.,' Latvian viêns 'id.'
Ancient Greek οἴνη (oíne) "one (on dice)"
Sanskrit éka- "one," Avestan aēuua- 'id.'
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