thirty-nine
Between thirty-eight, forty
Thirty-nine is the cardinal number between thirty-eight and forty, written 39.
It appears in contexts ranging from ages to measurements to quantities: She turned thirty-nine last month, thirty-nine steps.
The number carries no special cultural weight beyond being the last year of one's thirties.
Four times ten
- forty-oneNumber after forty
- numeralSymbol denoting quantity
- integerNumber lacking fractions
- digitSingle numeric character
odd · thirties · figure · quantity · amount · cardinal · numeric · 39th
In life's middle decades
- adultMature person, legally responsible
- life-stagePeriod of development
- grown-upMature person
- thirtiesNumbers thirty through thirty-nine
Unable to be divided
- factorizationDecomposing into multiplicative parts
- mathematicsScience of quantity and structure
- compositeMade of distinct parts
- divisorNumber you split by
Eratosthenes · sieve · integer · algorithm
Recorded count
- thrillerSuspense-driven narrative genre
- spyCovert information gatherer
- filmMovie or coating
- novelNew and unusual
adaptation · chase · espionage · British · classic · mystery · 1935 · staircase
Church of England member
- doctrineEstablished body of teachings
- ProtestantPost-schism Western Christian
- ReformationReligious movement splitting Christianity
- theologyStudy of the divine
forty
Four times ten
digit · odd · thirties · figure · quantity · amount · cardinal · numeric · 39th · ordinal
middle-aged
In life's middle decades
- adultMature person, legally responsible
- life-stagePeriod of development
- grown-upMature person
thirties · generational · milestone · birthday · year-old
indivisible
Unable to be divided
- factorizationDecomposing into multiplicative parts
- mathematicsScience of quantity and structure
- compositeMade of distinct parts
divisor · Eratosthenes · sieve · integer · algorithm
tally
Recorded count
Hitchcock
novel · adaptation · chase · espionage · British · classic · mystery · 1935 · staircase
Anglican
Church of England member
- doctrineEstablished body of teachings
- ProtestantPost-schism Western Christian
- ReformationReligious movement splitting Christianity
theology · creed · Elizabethan · religious · ecclesiastical