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-th
1- a suffix forming nouns of action ( birth ) or abstract nouns denoting quality or condition ( depth; length; warmth ).
-th
2- a suffix used in the formation of ordinal numbers ( fourth, tenth ), in some cases, added to altered stems of the cardinal ( fifth; twelfth ).
-th
3- variant of -eth 1:
doth.
Th
4- thorium.
Th.
5abbreviation for
- Thursday.
T.H.
6abbreviation for
- Territory of Hawaii.
th
1the internet domain name for
- Thailand
-th
2suffix
- forming ordinal numbers
fourth
thousandth
Th
3the chemical symbol for
- thorium
-th
4suffix forming nouns
- from verbs indicating an action or its consequence
growth
- from adjectives indicating a quality
width
Word History and Origins
Origin of -th1
Word History and Origins
Origin of -th1
Origin of -th2
Example Sentences
To celebrate the 1,000th Daily Pic, we declare "Las Meninas" the West's greatest hit.
“Indisputable,” which Joyce used only twice, was tied for the 10,000th spot.
Drybar recently reached the milestone of the 1,111,111th customer; she was awarded free blowouts for life.
The vehicle has even gained traction abroad, with Nissan celebrating its 10,000th sale in Europe in late May.
By the time Putin joined Berlusconi on his n-th trip to Sardinia, in 2003, they were already on hugging terms.
At a later time, wonder, when thus used adverbially, received the adverbial suffix -s; hence Th.
Note, once for all, that 'th for final -eth is extremely common throughout all parts of this poem.
We may also notice that com'th is a monosyllable , whereas trewely has three syllables, though in l. 35 it makes but two.
What does he care hwhat becomes o' th' poor Oirish, so long as he gets his billyfull?
But they got to quarrelin' and all left th' old man an' he was so mad he cut 'em all out o' his will.
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