sixtieth

[ siks-tee-ith ]

/ ˈsɪks ti ɪθ /

next after the fifty-ninth; being the ordinal number for 60.

being one of 60 equal parts.

a sixtieth part, especially of one (1/60).

the sixtieth member of a series.

Origin of sixtieth

before 1000; Middle English sixtithe, sixtiaghte, Old English sixtighetha, sixteoghotha; see sixty, -eth²

The sixtieth anniversary issue of the magazine hits newsstands in December.

Naomi Campbell Channels Michelle Obama For W Magazine; Miranda Kerr and Orlando Bloom Split |The Fashion Beast Team |October 25, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
When I first remember them they must have all been past their sixtieth birthdays, and were counted ladies of the old school.

Life in the Confederate Army |Arthur Peronneau Ford
All applications for provisions to be made to Mr. Johnstone, the quarter master of the sixtieth regiment.

An Account of the Campaign in the West Indies, in the Year 1794, |Cooper Willyams
Horne of the Anvil approached his sixtieth year full of vigor.

The Sheriff of Badger |George B. Pattullo

If you serve with the troops, of whom I judge you to be a scout, you should know of such a regiment of the king as the Sixtieth.

The Last of the Mohicans |James Fenimore Cooper
On the sixtieth evening Mem Loimis gave Kut a basketful of water for his uncle in the west.

Creation Myths of Primitive America |Jeremiah Curtin

sixtieth

/ (ˈsɪkstɪəθ) /

(usually prenominal)

being the ordinal number of sixty in numbering or counting order, position, time, etc: often written 60th
(as noun)the sixtieth in a row

the fraction equal to one divided by 60 (1/60)