If you’re still unsure, the word you’re looking for is “ninth.” It’s derived from the root word “nine,” which is from Middle English “nīn” or Old English “nigen,” going back to Proto-Germanic “*newun” (via Etymonline).
One of the most popular uses of the word is in the context of cats having nine lives. Per Newsweek, the origin of the saying is uncertain, but the running story is that it’s from Ancient Egypt. They idolised cats and other feline animals, and even erected statues of them. Legend has it that the Egyptian sun god, Atum-Ra, used to take the form of a cat so he could visit the underworld. Atum-Ra gave birth to eight other gods, and thus represented nine lives in one.
We had a stroke of luck today with our opening guess, “burnt,” which whittled down the possible answers from 2,315 to just 35. The second guess, thankfully left only three possible answers, and after a third guess of “finch,” the answer was clear.
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