Roman numeral
Other spellings[change]
Noun[change]
- A roman numeral is a way of writing numbers used in Rome a long time ago. We do not write numbers like this much now. This is most often used to name parts of a series. Example are "I" (1), "II" (2), "III" (3), and "IV" (4).
Numerals[change]
- I (1)
- II (2)
- III (3)
- IV (4)
- V (5)
- VI (6)
- VII (7)
- VIII (8)
- IX (9)
- X (10)
- XX (20)
- XXX (30)
- XL (40)
- L (50)
- LX (60)
- LXX (70)
- LXXX (80)
- XC (90)
- C (100)
- CC (200)
- CCC (300)
- CD (400)
- D (500)
- DC (600)
- DCC (700)
- DCCC (800)
- CM (900)
- M (1,000)
- MM (2,000)
- MMM (3,000)