3rd
- adjective
- The meeting will be held in room 305 on the 3rd floor.
- 3rd grade
- 3rd graders
- 3rd edition
Are we near a, a third World War?
- Are we near a, a third World War?
- And now close Encounter of the Third Kind, great movie again.
- Unknown person suggests a third person not known to police.
- And I can tell you that felt like third world living.
- We're like, what is the third World Cup?
Examples
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He finished the race in 3rd place after a strong sprint at the end.
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The 3rd chapter of the book presents a significant turning point in the story.
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You walk out, you sleep on the 3rd floor.
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Cut over the 3rd Street bridge!
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And we'll see a statue, of course, of William the Third on my left.
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The address her father had was between 3rd and 4th on Avenue E.
Fiction book (1991) -
I wonder where the staircase for the 3rd floor's at?
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The majority of students' academic achievement scores fall between the 3rd and 6th grade levels.
Academic text (2013) -
On the first day, I told the 3rd graders: "You're the boss of your story."
Fiction book (2001) -
Norton, D. E. 1991. Through the Eyes of a Child. 3rd ed. New York: Macmillan.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
Compounds
A militant group that wants Turkey to admit the Armenian genocide, pay compensation, and give land to Armenia
Surface Forms
Morphology
3rd = 3 (transparent) = 3 + rd
The ordinal marker 'rd' is a conventional suffix attached to the numeral '3' to form the ordinal notation; the meaning is directly derived from the numeral.
Etymology
3Rd comes from the number three and the word third, which was made to mean 'coming after the second'. So 3rd shows something is in 'position number three' or is the 'third' time.