1324th

1324th is the ordinal form of the cardinal number 1324. It is used to indicate the position of an item within a sequence or to form part of a formal designation in various contexts. In English, ordinal numbers are typically written with the suffix -st, -nd, -rd, or -th; for most large numbers, including 1324, the suffix is -th, giving 1324th.

In practice, 1324th may appear in lists, rankings, catalogs, archives, or databases to identify the 1,324th item in an ordered set. It can also be used in literary or administrative contexts to designate chapters, editions, or entries, such as the 1324th chapter of a serialized work or the 1324th edition of a document. When used as part of a larger designation, the numeral is usually embedded within a longer name or title (for example, a numbered unit, filing code, or catalog entry), with the surrounding words providing the concrete meaning.

The precise interpretation of 1324th depends on the context in which it occurs. By itself, it merely expresses a position in a sequence and does not signify a standalone entity or concept. If an article or document uses the term, it is typically necessary to consult the relevant context to understand what the 1324th item refers to.

See also: ordinal number; numbering systems; list and catalog conventions; naming conventions in organizations.