Tizenkilencedik

Tizenkilencedik is a Hungarian word that translates to "nineteenth" in English. It is an ordinal number, used to indicate the position of something in a sequence or order. For example, it could refer to the nineteenth day of a month, the nineteenth person in line, or the nineteenth chapter of a book.

The word is formed by combining "tizen," meaning "ten," and "kilencedik," meaning "ninth." This construction is characteristic of how Hungarian forms numbers in the teens, by adding the prefix "tizen-" to the base number. Thus, "tizenkilencedik" literally signifies "ten-ninth," indicating the position after the eighteenth.

In Hungarian grammar, ordinal numbers like tizenkilencedik are typically used before the noun they modify, or they can stand alone as a pronoun. They agree in number and case with the noun they refer to, although in many common usages, they function invariably. The context of the sentence will usually clarify its grammatical role and meaning. It is a fundamental part of the Hungarian numeral system.