Thirtyninth

Thirtyninth refers to the ordinal number following thirty-eighth and preceding fortieth. It represents a position or rank in a sequence of ten. For example, in a race, coming in thirty-ninth means that nineteen people finished before you and twenty people finished after you, assuming there are forty participants.

The number thirty-nine itself is composed of the digit 3 and the digit 9. It is an odd number. In common usage, "thirty-ninth" is often used to denote a specific day of a month, such as the thirty-ninth day of a period, though months typically have fewer than 39 days. More commonly, it is used in ordinal contexts like the thirty-ninth president of a country or the thirty-ninth floor of a building.

The concept of "thirty-ninth" is fundamental to counting and ordering. It plays a role in various systems, including mathematics, scheduling, and measurement. Understanding ordinal numbers like thirty-ninth helps in comprehending sequences and relative positions.