- 九十八 jiǔshíbā ninety-eight
- 行百里者半九十 xíngbǎilǐzhěbànjiǔshí the last bit of a task is the hardestliterally meaning that ninety [[里|里|li3]] is only halfway on a hundred-mile journey; used as a metaphor to describe how a task becomes more difficult as it nears completion, or to encourage someone to persist until the very end
- 九十九 jiǔshíjiǔ ninety-nine
- 九十二 jiǔshí'èr ninety-two
- 九十七 jiǔshíqī ninety-seventhe number ninety-seven
- 九十三 jiǔshísān ninety-threethe number ninety-three
- 九十五 jiǔshíwǔ ninety-fivethe number 95
- 九十四 jiǔshísì ninety-fourthe number ninety-four
- 九十一 jiǔshíyī ninety-onethe number ninety-one
- 饭后百步走，活到九十九 fànhòubǎibùzǒuhuódàojiǔshíjiǔ walk 100 steps after a meal and live to 99A proverb suggesting that taking a short walk after eating will lead to a long and healthy life.
