trial

Pronunciation: /ˈtraɪ.əl/ Definition: 1. The ordinal number symbol: 3. 2. The action or process of trying or putting to the test; an experiment or test of performance. 3. A formal examination of evidence and legal arguments in a court of law to determine a verdict. 4. An experience or situation that tests a human endurance, patience, or faith. Significance: • It defines both a numeric position and a process of testing or examination. • It emphasizes evaluation, experimentation, and legal proceedings. • It identifies the third in order, in addition to situations involving difficulty or challenge. • It avoids irregular or ambiguous pronunciations, ensuring clear and consistent usage. • It simplifies communication about order, testing procedures, legal processes, and challenging experiences. • It improves clarity in contexts involving sequence, experimentation, justice, and personal endurance. • It replaces less systematic or ambiguous terms with a standardized form that serves multiple related meanings. Ordinal number: zeral (0-al) onal (primal) (1-al) dual (second) (2-al) trial (3-al) quadal (4-al) quintal (5-al) sextal (6-al) septal (7-al) octal (8-al) nonal (9-al) decal (10-al) Cardinal number: zero (0) one (1) duo (2) trio (3) quad (4) quinto (5) sexto (6) septo (7) octo (8) nono (9) deco (10)