How do you say "ninth" in French?

le neuvième

Noun Masculine

In French, "ninth" is le neuvième.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce nuh-VYEM, with stress on the final syllable and a soft v sound in the middle.

Grammar notes

le neuvième is masculine. Its plural is neuvièmes.

Example sentence

C’est son neuvième anniversaire.

This is her ninth birthday.

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How to remember le neuvième

Neuvième contains 'neuf', nine, with the familiar ième ending attached.

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Questions about le neuvième

How do you pronounce le neuvième?

Pronounce nuh-VYEM, with stress on the final syllable and a soft v sound in the middle.

Is le neuvième masculine or feminine?

le neuvième is masculine. le neuvième is masculine. Its plural is neuvièmes.

How is le neuvième used in French?

le neuvième is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: C’est son neuvième anniversaire. (This is her ninth birthday.).

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