Raðtölur
Raðtölur, also known as ordinal numbers, are a type of numerical word used to indicate the position of an object in a sequence. They are derived from cardinal numbers, which represent quantity, by adding suffixes or changing the form of the cardinal number. In English, ordinal numbers are typically formed by adding "-th" to the cardinal number, with some exceptions such as "first," "second," and "third." In Icelandic, raðtölur are formed by adding "-ta" to the cardinal number, with some exceptions such as "fyrsti" and "annar."
Raðtölur are used to express the order of things, such as the position of a person in
Raðtölur are an essential concept in mathematics and language, as they allow us to express the relative