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What (who) is nth - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Nth; Nth (disambiguation); NTH (disambiguation)
nth
[?n?]
¦ adjective
1. Mathematics denoting an unspecified member of a series of numbers or enumerated items.
2. denoting the last or latest item or instance in a long series.
Phrases
to the nth degree to the utmost.
nth
If you refer to the most recent item in a series of things as the nth item, you are emphasizing the number of times something has happened.
The story was raised with me for the nth time two days before the article appeared.
= umpteenth
ADJ: ADJ n [emphasis]
Nth
¦ abbreviation North.
Wikipedia
NTH
NTH or Nth may refer to:
- nth, position n in a sequence for an arbitrary natural number n
- Nth (trigraph)
- Neath railway station, Neath Port Talbot, Wales, National Rail station code
- North
- Northamptonshire, county in England, Chapman code
- Northumberland, England
- Norwegian Institute of Technology (Norwegian: Norges tekniske høgskole)
- Hokkaido Air System (ICAO: HAC), a Japanese airline
Examples of use of nth
1. "It is about maintaining high standards but it is not about investigating hundreds of complaints to the nth degree.
2. "When you represent Hillary Clinton, you know every word is going to be parsed to the nth degree," he says.
3. Nancy Floyd, founder of Nth Power, a company that invests in energy technology, will address renewable energy policies.
4. The second Lebanon war has proved for the nth time that conundrums and surprises are not always far from home.
5. UK The police were doing their job, they should not apologise for that. – Mike, Nth Lincs, England.