<b>propreantepenultimate</b> -- meaning fifth from last<br><br>penultimate = second to last<br>antepenultimate = third from last<br>preantepenultimate = fourth from last<br><br><br><br>looks like someone just <i>glued</i> together all synonyms to the "pre" suffix 😂,(reply>), If we wanted to say someone looks like someone who looks like the seventh form the last, you could say the grammatically correct monstrosity “Anteforepropreantepenultimate-looking-like.”,(reply>), I've not heard of propreantepenultimate. I guess that's using the ancient Greek for 'before'. In my own head I invented forepreantepenultimate. I guess we can go with forepropreantepenultimate for "sixth last".,(reply>), I thought it only went up to antepenultimate.,(reply>), "Which one do you mean?"<br>"Oh you know, the one before the one before the one before the one..."<br><b>3 alphabets later...</b><br>"...before the one before the last one! Wait, why are you a skeleton?"