Jedenastego

Jedenastego is a Polish word that translates to "the eleventh" or "eleventhly" in English. It is an ordinal number derived from the cardinal number "jedenaście," meaning eleven. As an ordinal, it indicates position or order within a sequence, specifically the position immediately following the tenth.

The word "jedenastego" is used in various contexts. It can refer to the eleventh day of a month, for example, "pierwszego stycznia" (the first of January) or "dwudziestego trzeciego kwietnia" (the twenty-third of April), and similarly "jedenastego maja" would mean the eleventh of May. It also functions as an adverb, signifying the eleventh item or point in a list or enumeration, similar to "eleventhly" in English. For instance, when presenting a series of arguments, one might say "Po pierwsze..." (Firstly...), "Po drugie..." (Secondly...), and then "Po jedenastego..." (Eleventhly...). The grammatical form "jedenastego" is the genitive case of "jedenasty," the masculine singular form of the ordinal adjective. This case is often used when referring to dates in Polish, particularly when the day is implied rather than explicitly stated with "dzień" (day).