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To view the template page itself, see Template:Ordinal.

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

{{Ordinal|101}}, for example, produces 101^st.

In English version, for an integer ending in 2 or 3 (except for integers ending in 12 or 13), the ordinal suffix will be -nd and -rd, respectively.

Parameter	Description	Default	Status
`1`	positive integer number	empty	optional
`style`	Presentation style. Different options for different languages: In English there is "style=d" adding -d suffixes to all numbers. Used in the legal field (e.g. 3d or 22d) . `{{Ordinal\|101\|lang=en\|style=d}}`, for example, produces 101d. In French you can use "style=roman" to display the number (in 1–5,000,000 range) as roman numeral. `{{Ordinal\|21\|lang=fr}}`, for example, produces 21^e while `{{Ordinal\|21\|lang=fr\|style=roman}}` produces XXI^e. In French you can use "style=roman-title" to display the number as a roman numeral with no suffix except for 1st. For example, `{{Ordinal\|1\|lang=fr\|style=roman-title}}` produces I^e but `{{Ordinal\|3\|lang=fr\|style=roman-title}}` produces III. In Tamil you can use "style=trad" to display traditional Tamil ordinals rather than modern Tamil. `{{Ordinal\|21\|lang=ta}}`, for example, produces 21‑ஆம் while `{{Ordinal\|21\|lang=ta\|style=trad}}` produces ௨௧ஆம்.	empty	optional
`gender`	Gender affects ordinal indicators in several languages, including French and Polish. Genders: m for male, f for female and n for neuter.	empty	optional
`lang`	language code of the language in which to display the ordinal number, e.g. en for English, de for German, etc.	{{int:Lang}}	optional
`nosup`	Set `nosup=y` to display the ordinals without superscript for links and category names. E.g. 101st instead of 101^st.	empty	optional
`debug`		empty	optional

The template is intended to be used in the following namespaces: all namespaces

The template is intended to be used by the following user groups: all users

Code	Result
`{{Ordinal\|101}}`	101^st
`{{Ordinal\|102}}`	102^nd
`{{Ordinal\|103}}`	103^rd
`{{Ordinal\|104}}`	104^th
`{{Ordinal\|1\|lang=en}}`	1^st
`{{Ordinal\|1\|lang=en\|style=d}}`	1d
`{{Ordinal\|3\|lang=pl}}`	3‑ci
`{{Ordinal\|21\|lang=fr}}`	21^e
`{{Ordinal\|21\|lang=fr\|style=roman}}`	XXI^e
`{{Ordinal\|1\|lang=de}}`	1.
`{{Ordinal\|87\|lang=es\|gender=f}}`	87.^a
`{{Ordinal\|87\|lang=es\|gender=f\|nosup=y}}`	87a

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 * In French you can use "style=roman" to display the number (in 1–5,000,000 range) as roman numeral.
 :''<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|21|lang=fr}}</nowiki></code>'', for example, produces ''{{Ordinal|21|lang=fr}}'' while ''<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|21|lang=fr|style=roman}}</nowiki></code>'' produces ''{{Ordinal|21|lang=fr|style=roman}}''.
+* In French you can use "style=roman-title" to display the number as a roman numeral with no suffix except for 1st.
+:For example, ''<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|1|lang=fr|style=roman-title}}</nowiki></code>'' produces ''{{Ordinal|1|lang=fr|style=roman-title}}'' but ''<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|3|lang=fr|style=roman-title}}</nowiki></code>'' produces ''{{Ordinal|3|lang=fr|style=roman-title}}''.
+* In Tamil you can use "style=trad" to display traditional Tamil ordinals rather than modern Tamil.
+:''<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|21|lang=ta}}</nowiki></code>'', for example, produces ''{{Ordinal|21|lang=ta}}'' while ''<code><nowiki>{{Ordinal|21|lang=ta|style=trad}}</nowiki></code>'' produces ''{{Ordinal|21|lang=ta|style=trad}}''.
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