Erudite Fluther vocabularians, what is the word for the 4th level of separateness? (See details)

Edited because, well, wrong.

Quaternary.

Yahoo! (among others) to the rescue.

quaternary = fourth in order or level
quinary = fifth in order or level
senary = sixth in order or level
septenary = seventh in order or level
octonary = eighth in order or level
nonary = ninth in order or level
denary = tenth in order or level

Unless you are referring to the fourth to last, which is “preantepenultimate”.

(The fifth to last is “suprapreantepenultimate”.

I was just about to say what Gail said. (Ha!)

I knew I could get better and funner answers from you guys faster than I could figure out how to word the query somewhere else.
Thanks so much! :-D

@zenvelo I think you’re thinking of songs from “Mary Poppins!”

Now that the gang’s all here, who wants to come over for tea and cake?

Erm, “funner”?

Yup, @gailcalled, “funner”. A deliberately whimsical moment in a rainy morning. Not all statements need to be absolutely grammatically correct in a light-hearted exchange.

Would that be grampatically in the masculine gender?

Oooooh, @janbb, I saw what you did ther! (I left off the “e” to enhance the concept of the masculin.). ;-)

Pun-ish me if you must.

Finding this little discourse quite informative and amusing. “funner.” haha

I thought it was four degrees of Kevin Bacon :)

@zenvelo “suprapreantepenultimate” lol

So, if one were to be considered the suprapreantepenultimate punster, that would mean that there are four better (or worse)?

I’m incorrigible, don’t incorrige me!

@Yetanotheruser That would be fourplay…

@zenvelo been there, done that!
my bifocals made it look like you said foul play!