severalth

English

Etymology

From several +‎ -th.

Adjective

severalth (not comparable)

1. (nonstandard) Having the ordinal position of several; occurring after several others.
   • 2019, Penelope Wallace, The Servant's Voice:

     “I'll be back in two weeks or so. I'll give your greetings to them all at Dendarry,” Jedder had said for the severalth time, standing ready to mount.

   • 2022, Eugene Cunningham, Riders of the Night:

     Then, Burk asked himself for the severalth time, why had she turned so on Barney Settels?