11357th

11357th is the ordinal designation formed from the cardinal number 11,357. It indicates the position of an element within a sequence or list. In English, ordinal numbers are formed by adding a suffix to the base number; 11357 ends with 7, so the suffix "th" is used, producing 11357th. This form is commonly used in contexts that require explicit positioning, such as catalogs, inventories, legal numbering, historical datasets, or mathematical sequences where terms are indexed by rank rather than by a name.

The exact meaning of 11357th depends on the sequence it refers to. For instance, one might speak of the 11357th item in a dataset, or the 11357th term of a sequence defined by a rule. The number itself does not confer any inherent identity; it is simply a position label within a particular ordered collection.

There is no widely recognized entity, place, or event that is universally identified by the standalone designation "11357th." It is primarily a generic ordinal used to denote a specific place in a longer list, where the surrounding context specifies what is being counted. In other languages, ordinal forms may differ, but the concept remains the same: 11357th marks the 11,357th position in an ordered sequence.