Adjective Ordinal Number¶
Summary¶
Article¶
“First” through “Tenth”¶
| word | Aramaic | Transliteration | Gloss |
|---|---|---|---|
| masculine | קַדְמָי | qadhmay | first |
| feminine | קַדְמָיָה | qadhmayah | first |
| masculine | תִּנְיָן | tinyan | second |
| feminine | תִּנְיָנָה | tinyanah | second |
| masculine | תְּלִיתָי | teliythay | third |
| feminine | תְּלִיתָיהָ | teliythayha | third |
| masculine | רְבִיעָי | rebhiy’ay | fourth |
| feminine | רְבִיעָיהָ | rebhiy’ayha | fourth |
“Fifth” and higher¶
The cardinal forms are used for ordinal numbers higher than four (“fifth,” “sixth,” “eleventh,” “twelfth,” etc.).