hundred-and-seventy-fifth
- adjective
- /ˈhʌndrəd ənd ˈsɛvənˌti fɪfθ/
- This marks the hundred-and-seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of the city this year.
Examples
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After ten minutes she realized she was the hundred-and-seventy-fifth runner to finish the marathon.
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The book is filed on the hundred-and-seventy-fifth shelf in the library near local history.
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She finished in hundred-and-seventy-fifth place in the race.
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The hundred-and-seventy-fifth anniversary will be celebrated next year.
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This marks the hundred-and-seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of the city this year.
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The hundred-and-seventy-fifth page of the book contains important information about local history.
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She finished in hundred-and-seventy-fifth place in the race, making a strong effort against tough competition.
Synonyms
Number that shows the position one hundred seventy-five in a list or race
Surface Forms
Morphology
hundred-and-seventy-fifth = hundred and seventy-five (transparent) = hundred + and + seventy + five + th
The ordinal is formed from the cardinal 'hundred and seventy-five' by applying the ordinal marker '-th', but the irregular stem change in 'five' -> 'fifth' and hyphenation/connector may confuse learners.
Etymology
Hundred-and-seventy-fifth is made from hundred, seventy, and fifth, and it means the position that comes after one hundred and seventy-four others. Think of it like adding 100 + 70 + 5, and the -th ending shows 'order' rather than a simple number.