Under moonlight, I traced th' faded initials on the bench where we first met.

After a long hike, we met at TH to warm up with coffee and donuts.

After mastering TH, she could visit any moment in history.

Our weekly meeting is held every Th at 9 AM.

She underlined a verse in Th and passed the Bible to her friend.

When composing a faux-archaic line, writers sometimes append -th to verbs to evoke a Shakespearean tone.

The medieval suffix -th turned many verbs into nouns, producing words like 'grow' → 'growth' and 'warm' → 'warmth'.

In English, to form ordinals such as fourth, tenth, or twenty-eighth, you usually add the suffix -th to the cardinal number except when the final term is first, second, or third.

The meeting is scheduled for Th. at 3 p.m.; please confirm your availability.

The professor assigned a passage from Th. to illustrate early Christian ethics.