jedenasty

Jedenasty is a Polish word that translates to "eleventh" in English. It functions as an ordinal number, indicating the position of something in a sequence of eleven. For example, "jedenasty" would refer to the eleventh item, the eleventh day, or the eleventh person.

The word is derived from the Polish numeral "jedenaście," which means "eleven." The suffix "-ty" is a common marker for ordinal numbers in Polish. Therefore, "jedenasty" is the direct ordinal form of the number eleven.

In everyday Polish usage, "jedenasty" is employed in various contexts. It can be used to specify dates, such as "jedenasty maja" (May eleventh), or to denote order in a list or ranking. It's a fundamental part of the Polish counting system and is frequently encountered in spoken and written communication. The grammatical gender of "jedenasty" can change depending on the noun it modifies. For instance, it might appear as "jedenasta" (feminine) or "jedenaste" (neuter) in different grammatical constructions.