2030th

2030th is the ordinal form of the number 2030, used to indicate the position of an element within a sequence. The 2030th item is the element that has 2029 predecessors in that order.

In mathematics and logic, ordinals designate positions in well-ordered sets. The finite ordinal 2030 is the successor of 2029, and it serves as a label for the object occupying that position in a finite counting sequence. In general discourse, "2030th" simply marks a numerical rank or order rather than a qualitative property.

In everyday and technical usage, 2030th may appear in indexing, versioning, or scheduling. Examples include listing the 2030th entry in a dataset, describing the 2030th iteration of a process, or naming the 2030th item in an inventory. The exact meaning depends on the defined sequence being referenced.

Notes on spelling: the suffix -th is typically appended to most numerals to form ordinals; 2030th uses the standard "th" ending, as opposed to irregular forms that occur with 1, 2, and 3 (for which ordinals are 1st, 2nd, 3rd).