10th: meaning, definitions and examples
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10th
[ tɛnθ ]
numerical order
The term '10th' represents the ordinal number following 9th and preceding 11th. It is used to indicate the position or rank of something in a sequential list. For example, it can refer to the order of finishing in a race or the anniversary of an event.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She finished in 10th place in the marathon.
- We celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary this year.
- The 10th chapter of the book discusses important themes.
Translations
Translations of the word "10th" in other languages:
🇵🇹 décimo
🇮🇳 दसवां
🇩🇪 zehnte
🇮🇩 kesepuluh
🇺🇦 десятий
🇵🇱 dziesiąty
🇯🇵 第10
🇫🇷 dixième
🇪🇸 décimo
🇹🇷 onuncu
🇰🇷 열 번째
🇸🇦 العاشر
🇨🇿 desátý
🇸🇰 desiaty
🇨🇳 第十
🇸🇮 deseti
🇮🇸 tíundi
🇰🇿 он бес
🇬🇪 მეათე
🇦🇿 onuncu
🇲🇽 décimo
Word origin
The word '10th' is derived from the Old English word 'þeodþa,' which is a combination of the numeral 'ten' and the suffix '-th' used to denote ordinal numbers. Throughout history, ordinal numbers have been essential in various cultures for counting and ranking objects, people, or events. The system of numbering has evolved, but the suffix '-th' has remained consistent in English for expressing the position of the number ten in sequences. This numerical adjective has applications in academic contexts, everyday discussions, and in specifying positions in lists, contributing to its usage in modern language.