76th

76th is the ordinal form of the number 76, used in labeling items in a sequence. In English, it is formed by adding the suffix -th to the cardinal number: 76 becomes 76th. The form is used across many domains to designate positions, anniversaries, sessions, and titles that follow a numbered order.

Examples include geographic addresses such as 76th Street; military units designated as the 76th Infantry Division; political bodies or events labeled by session or congress, such as the 76th United States Congress (1939–1941) or the 76th United Nations General Assembly (2021–2022); and cultural events like the 76th Academy Awards.

In institutional naming, many organizations retain historical numbering in their regimental or unit designations, for instance a regiment known as the 76th Regiment or a squadron called the 76th Air Refueling Squadron. The use is largely contextual, tied to the sequence in which the entity was created or convened. The term does not carry intrinsic meaning beyond its ordinal position; it is a convention used to distinguish among similarly named entities or events.