thirty-fourth
- adjective
- /ˈθɜrtiˈfɔrθ/
- She finished in thirty-fourth place in the marathon, a great achievement for her first race.
Examples
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The thirty-fourth item on the list was the most difficult to find.
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2010 is the thirty-fourth consecutive year with global temperatures above the 20th-century average.
Blog text (27) -
What is it for her now—the thirty-fourth time?"
Fiction book (1997) -
This is the thirty-fourth chapter of the book, where the plot takes a surprising turn.
Synonyms
Number thirty-four in a series
Surface Forms
Morphology
thirty-fourth = thirty-four (transparent) = thirty + four + th
Ordinal is regularly formed from the cardinal 'thirty-four' by adding the ordinal suffix '-th', a standard and obvious process for learners.
Etymology
Thirty-fourth is the word we use to show position for the number thirty-four. It joins thirty and fourth, and the -th part means 'in position', so thirty-fourth means 'in position number thirty-four'.