Ninth

,

Adj.

[From

Nine

; cf. AS.

nigoða

.]

1.

Following the eight and preceding the tenth; coming after eight others.

2.

Constituting or being one of nine equal parts into which anything is divided.

Ninth

,

Noun.

1.

The quotient of one divided by nine; one of nine equal parts of a thing; the next after the eighth.

2.

(Mus.)

(a)

An interval containing an octave and a second.

(b)

A chord of the dominant seventh with the ninth added.

Ninth

NINTH

,

Adj.

The ordinal of nine; designating the number nine, the next preceding ten; as the ninth day or month.

NINTH

,

Noun.

In music, an interval containing an octave and a tone.

ninth

English

**English numbers**
	90
< 8	9	10 >
Cardinal : nine Ordinal : ninth Multiplier : ninefold

Adjective

ninth ‎(not comparable)

The ordinal form of the number nine.

Synonyms

9th, (in names of monarchs and popes) IX

Translations

ordinal form of nine

Afrikaans: negende
Albanian: nëntë (sq)
Arabic: تَاسِع m ‎(tāsiʿ)
Armenian: իններորդ (hy) ‎(innerord)
Asturian: novenu (ast)
Azeri: doqquzuncu
Bashkir: туғыҙынсы ‎(tuğïðïnsï)
Basque: bederatzigarren (eu)
Belarusian: дзявя́ты m ‎(dzjavjáty)
Bengali: নবম ‎(nôbôm)
Breton: navvet (br)
Bulgarian: деве́ти m ‎(devéti)
Burmese: နဝမ (my) ‎(na.wa.ma.)
Buryat: юһэдэхи ‎(juhedexi)
Catalan: novè (ca), 9è
Chinese:
Mandarin: 第九 (zh) ‎(dìjiǔ)
Crimean Tatar: doquzıncı
Czech: devátý (cs) (abbreviation 9.)
Danish: niende (da) (abbreviation 9.)
Dutch: negende (nl) (abbreviations 9de, 9e)
Esperanto: naŭa (eo)
Estonian: üheksas
Faroese: níggjundi
Finnish: yhdeksäs (fi) (abbreviation 9.)
French: neuvième (fr) (before the noun) (abbreviation 9^ème); (in names of monarchs and popes) neuf (fr) (after the name) (abbreviation IX)
Old French: neufyesme
Gagauz: dokuzuncu
Galician: noveno (gl) m
Georgian: მეცხრე ‎(mecxre)
German: neunte (de) (abbreviation 9.)
Greek: ένατος (el) ‎(énatos) (abbreviation Θ΄, 9ος, 9^ος)
Hawaiian: iwa
Hebrew: תשיעי ‎(tshi'i)
Hindi: नवां ‎(navā̃)
Hungarian: kilencedik (hu)
Icelandic: níggjundi
Ido: nonesma (io)
Indonesian: kesembilan (abbreviation ke-9)
Interlingua: none (abbreviation 9^e)
Irish: naoú (abbreviation 9ú)
Italian: nono (it) (before the noun) (abbreviations 9º; (in names of monarchs and popes) nono, (after the name) (abbreviation IX)
Japanese: 九番目 ‎(きゅうばんめ, kyūban-me)
Kalmyk: йисдгч ‎(yisdgç)
Kazakh: тоғызыншы ‎(toğızınşı)
Khakas: тоғызынӌы ‎(toğızıncı)
Khmer: ទីប្រាំបួន ‎(tii pram buən)
Korean: 아홉째 (ko) ‎(ahopjjae)
Kurdish:
Sorani: نۆیه‌م
Kyrgyz: тогузунчу (ky) ‎(toguzunçu)

Lao: ທີ່ເກົ້າ ‎(thī kao)
Latgalian: deveits m, deveita f
Latin: nonus (la)
Latvian: devītais (lv)
Lithuanian: devintas (lt) m, devinta f
Macedonian: деветти m ‎(devetti)
Malay: kesembilan (ms)
Maltese: id-disa'
Manchu: (uyuci)
Manx: nuyoo (abbreviation 9oo)
Maori: tuaiwa, te iwa
Mongolian: есдүгээр ‎(jesdügeer), есдэх ‎(jesdeh)
Navajo: náhástʼéí góneʼ
North Frisian:

Föhr-Amrum: njüügenst

Helgoland: neägens
Norwegian:

Bokmål: niende (no)

Nynorsk: niande
Occitan: noven (oc)
Old Church Slavonic: дєвѧтъ ‎(devętŭ)
Persian: نهم (fa) ‎(nohom)
Polish: dziewiąty (pl) (abbreviation 9.)
Portuguese: nono (pt) (abbreviation 9º)
Romanian: al nouălea m, a noua f
Russian: девя́тый (ru) m ‎(devjátyj), (abbreviation) 9-ый ‎(9-yj)
Rusyn: девя́тый ‎(devjátŷj)
Scottish Gaelic: naoidheamh (abbreviation 9mh)
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: девети m

Roman: deveti (sh) m
Shor: тоғузынчы
Sinhalese: නවවැනි ‎(navavæni)
Skolt Sami: ååucad
Slovak: deviaty (abbreviation 9.)
Slovene: deveti (sl) m
Sorbian:
Upper Sorbian: dźewjaty (hsb)
Southern Altai: тогузынчы ‎(toguzınçı)
Spanish: noveno (es), (abbreviation) 9º
Swahili: ya tisa
Swedish: nionde (sv) (abbreviation 9:e)
Tagalog: ikasiyam
Tajik: нуҳум ‎(nuhum)
Tatar: тугызынчы ‎(tuğızınçı)
Thai: ที่เก้า ‎(têe gâo)
Turkish: dokuzuncu (tr) (abbreviations 9'uncu, 9.)
Turkmen: dokuzynjy
Ukrainian: дев'я́тий (uk) m ‎(devʺjátyj)
Urdu: نواں ‎(navā̃)
Uzbek: toʻqqizinchi (uz)
Vietnamese: thứ chín
Volapük: zülid (vo)
Welsh: nawfed (cy) (abbreviation 9ed)
West Frisian: njoggende (abbreviation 9e)
Yakut: тохсус ‎(toxsus)
Yiddish: נײַנט ‎(naynt)

Noun

ninth ‎(plural ninths)

The person or thing in the ninth position.
One of nine equal parts of a whole.

Translations

something in the ninth position

Arabic:
Egyptian Arabic: تاسع m, تاسعة f, táseɛ m, tasɛa f
Armenian: իններորդ (hy) ‎(innerord)
Basque: bederatzigarren (eu)
Catalan: novè (ca) m, novena f
Czech: devátý (cs) m
Dutch: negende (nl)
Finnish: yhdeksäs (fi)
French: neuvième (fr) m, f
Old French: neufyesme
Hungarian: kilencedik (hu)

Interlingua: nono m, nona f
Italian: nono (it) m, nona (it) f
Latin: nonus (la)
Lithuanian: devintas (lt) m, devinta f
Portuguese: nono (pt) m, nona (pt) f
Romanian: cel al nouălea m, cea a noua f
Spanish: noveno (es) m, novena (es) f
Swedish: nia (sv) c
Turkish: dokuzuncu (tr)
Vietnamese: phần chín

one of nine equal parts of a whole

Arabic: تُسْع m ‎(tusʿ)
Egyptian Arabic: تُسع m, واحد على تسعة m, tosɛ m, wáħed ɛala tesɛa m
Armenian: իններորդ (hy) ‎(innerord)
Asturian: novenu (ast) m
Catalan: novè (ca) m
Czech: devítina (cs) f
Esperanto: naŭono
Finnish: yhdeksäsosa, yhdeksännes
French: neuvième (fr) m
Old French: neufyesme

Galician: noveno (gl) m
Hawaiian: hapaiwa
Hungarian: kilenced (hu)
Interlingua: nono m
Italian: nono (it) m
Latin: nonum n
Lithuanian: devintadalis m
Portuguese: nono (pt) m
Spanish: noveno (es)
Swedish: niondel (sv) c
Yiddish: נײַנטל n ‎(nayntl)

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