thirty-sixth
- adjective
- /ˌθɜrtiˈsɪksθ/
- On a September Friday a week before school starts, she means to go down to Atlanta and help Terry celebrate his thirty-sixth birthday.
Examples
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The thirty-sixth chapter of the book focuses on the main character's journey.
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She celebrated her thirty-sixth birthday with a big party.
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And Berto came in thirty-sixth!
Academic text (2006) -
The Chicago Hebrew Institute sponsored its own play festival, and the Clan na Gael held its thirty-sixth annual Fourth of July picnic.
Academic text (2000) -
The United States was ranked thirty-sixth (Sedghi, Arnett, and Chalabi 2013). #14.
Academic text (2017) -
He finished the race in thirty-sixth place out of two hundred competitors.
Synonyms
Number that comes after thirty-fifth in a list
Surface Forms
Morphology
thirty-sixth = thirty-six (transparent) = thirty + six + th
Formed by adding the ordinal suffix '-th' to the cardinal numeral 'thirty-six', a standard and productive process.
Etymology
Thirty-sixth is made of thirty, six, and the ending -th that turns a number into an order. It literally means 'the one after thirty-five', so it tells the place or position in a list.