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This template will add the appropriate ordinal suffix to a given positive interger.
{{Lua|Module:Ordinal}}
:''<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|101}}</nowiki></code>'', for example, produces ''{{Ordinal|101}}''.
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For superscripted suffixes set a second parameter to ''sup''.
==Usage==
:''<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|101|sup}}</nowiki></code>'', for example, produces ''{{Ordinal|101|sup}}''.
:<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|</nowiki>''integer''<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code>
This template will add the appropriate [[ordinal indicator]] to a given integer.


For the ''-d'' suffixes used in the legal field (e.g. ''3d'' or ''22d'') set a second parameter to ''d''.
Use <code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|</nowiki>''integer''<nowiki>|sup=yes}}</nowiki></code> to display the ordinal suffix in superscript. Do not use superscript notation in the article space, per [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers)#Typography|this section]] of the [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style|Manual of Style]].
:''<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|101|d}}</nowiki></code>'', for example, produces ''{{Ordinal|101|d}}''.


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For an integer ending in 1, 2 or 3 (except for integers ending in 11, 12 or 13), the ordinal suffix will be ''-st'', ''-nd'' and ''-rd'', respectively. To display -d for the ordinal suffix rather than -nd and -rd, use <code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|</nowiki>''integer''<nowiki>|d}}</nowiki></code>.
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This template should not be used in running prose in articles; it is intended for automated script processing of numeric data.  Writing something like "<code><nowiki>in the {{ordinal|16}} century</nowiki></code>" serves no purpose, and just makes the wikicode harder to understand and edit.
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==Examples==
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Code !! Result
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|101}}</nowiki></code> || {{Ordinal|101}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|−102}}</nowiki></code> || {{Ordinal|−102}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|102|sup=yes}}</nowiki></code> || {{Ordinal|102|sup=yes}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|103}}</nowiki></code> || {{Ordinal|103}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|103|d}}</nowiki></code> || {{Ordinal|103|d}}
|}
 
==Other==
*This template can be substituted.
 
==See also==
*{{tl|Cardinal}}, which removes the ordinal indicator from an ordinal number
*{{tl|Ordinal to word}}, which produces the spelled-out form, "first" "second", etc.
 
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Latest revision as of 17:28, 3 September 2020

Usage

{{Ordinal|integer}}

This template will add the appropriate ordinal indicator to a given integer.

Use {{Ordinal|integer|sup=yes}} to display the ordinal suffix in superscript. Do not use superscript notation in the article space, per this section of the Manual of Style.

For an integer ending in 1, 2 or 3 (except for integers ending in 11, 12 or 13), the ordinal suffix will be -st, -nd and -rd, respectively. To display -d for the ordinal suffix rather than -nd and -rd, use {{Ordinal|integer|d}}.

This template should not be used in running prose in articles; it is intended for automated script processing of numeric data. Writing something like "in the {{ordinal|16}} century" serves no purpose, and just makes the wikicode harder to understand and edit.

Examples

Code Result
{{Ordinal|101}} 101st
{{Ordinal|−102}} −102nd
{{Ordinal|102|sup=yes}} 102nd
{{Ordinal|103}} 103rd
{{Ordinal|103|d}} 103d

Other

  • This template can be substituted.

See also

  • {{Cardinal}}, which removes the ordinal indicator from an ordinal number
  • {{Ordinal to word}}, which produces the spelled-out form, "first" "second", etc.