fortieth in Latin
fortieth in Latin is quadrāgēsimus, quadragesimus — fortieth means coming after thirty-nine others in a sequence, the ordinal form of forty.
fortieth in Latin
quadrāgēsimus
The ordinal form of the number forty.
quadragesimus
The ordinal form of the number forty.
What does "fortieth" mean?
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adjective Coming after thirty-nine others in a sequence, the ordinal form of forty.
"She celebrated her fortieth birthday last week."
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noun The person or thing that comes in fortieth position, or one of forty equal parts of a whole.
"He was the fortieth to arrive at the meeting."
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fortieth in a sentence
- She celebrated her fortieth birthday last week.
- This is the fortieth time he's told that story.
- He was the fortieth to arrive at the meeting.
- Each slice was cut to a fortieth of the whole cake.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fortieth" in Latin?
"fortieth" in Latin is quadrāgēsimus, quadragesimus. fortieth means: Coming after thirty-nine others in a sequence, the ordinal form of forty.
How do you use "fortieth" in a sentence?
Example: "She celebrated her fortieth birthday last week." In Latin, "fortieth" is quadrāgēsimus, quadragesimus.
Are there other ways to say "fortieth" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "fortieth": quadrāgēsimus, quadragesimus.
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