ordinal
Indicates position, sequentially
Ordinal is a technical adjective related to the noun order.
Ordinal can refer to two types of order: an order that is an overall system (such as a taxonomic order), or order in the sense of sequence.
In this sense, an ordinal number is one that expresses order, such as first, twelfth, or hundredth.
Of foremost importance
- cardinalitySize of a set
- countableAble to be tallied
- uncountableNot able to enumerate
- infinityUnlimited extent or quantity
set theory · notation · numeral · index · subscript · superscript · sequence · series
Ranked authority structure
- precedenceSuperior rank or importance
- primacyCondition of being foremost
- priorityStatus of greater importance
- positionLocation or stance
placement · standing · ranking · succession · seniority · preeminence · superiority · dominance
cardinal
Of foremost importance
- cardinalitySize of a set
- countableAble to be tallied
- uncountableNot able to enumerate
infinity · set theory · notation · numeral · index · subscript · superscript · sequence · series · well-ordered
hierarchy
Ranked authority structure
- precedenceSuperior rank or importance
- primacyCondition of being foremost
- priorityStatus of greater importance
position · placement · standing · ranking · succession · seniority · preeminence · superiority · dominance · tier
first
Position number one
fifth · sixth · seventh · eighth · ninth · tenth · eleventh · twelfth · thirteenth · fourteenth
Sunday
First or seventh day
- EpiphanyChristian feast, January sixth
- PentecostSpirit's arrival celebration
- EasterResurrection commemoration day
Advent · Lent · lectionary · liturgy · calendar · feast · after
- matematicasuno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco
- numbersone, two, four, three, 0
- sequencesequence, first, second, third, fourth
- classificationsclassified, hierarchical, class, unclassified, categorical
- math termsnumbers, plus or minus, linear growth, square, operand
- directionsnorth, south, east, west, left
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Of foremost importance
cardinal number · counting number · whole number · nominal · integer
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In designation only
categorical · unranked · unordered · qualitative · discrete
- out of the ordinaryDeviating from the standard
- ordinary peopleEveryday individuals, unremarkable
- ordinary dayUneventful twenty-four hours
- ordinary lifeUnremarkable daily experience
- ordinary citizen
- ordinary folkAverage, unremarkable citizens
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