95th

95th is the ordinal form of the cardinal number 95. It is used to indicate position in a sequence, ranking, or designation within a numbered list, and appears in names and labels that rely on ordinals.

In geography, streets and avenues are often named with ordinal numbers, so references such as the 95th Street or 95th Avenue appear in many cities. In governmental and organizational contexts, the ordinal is used to label specific bodies, sessions, or units within a numbered system, such as a legislative session or a military unit identified as the 95th in a series.

In statistics and data analysis, 95th commonly appears in reference to the 95th percentile—the value below which 95% of observations fall—and to the 95% confidence level used in statistical inference and hypothesis testing.

The form also occurs in cultural and historical contexts, where sequences of items, episodes, anniversaries, or catalog entries are labeled with ordinals. The Roman numeral representation for 95 is XCV, reflecting its use in systems that employ traditional numerals.

As a general term, 95th has no single meaning beyond its function to convey order within a wide range of uses across geography, governance, statistics, and culture.

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