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Qué (quién) es roman numerals - definición


Roman numerals         
  • IX}}" represents "9" in unit emblem of [[9th Aero Squadron]] AEF, 1918.
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  • A typical [[clock face]] with Roman numerals in [[Bad Salzdetfurth]], Germany
  • The year of construction of the [[Cambridge Public Library]], (USA) 1888, displayed in "standard" Roman numerals on its facade.
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  • LII}} (52) of the [[Colosseum]], with numerals still visible
  • Business hours table on a shop window in [[Vilnius]], Lithuania.
  • XIIX}}"
  • D}}.
  • iiij}}.
  • Page from a 16th-century manual, showing a mixture of apostrophus and vinculum numbers (see in particular the ways of writing 10,000).
  • Salaria]], north of Rome, Italy.
  • S}} indicating its value.
  • as}}). Note the four dots ('''····''') indicating its value.
  • D}}" are given archaic "apostrophus" form.
  • XI}}.'88.
NUMBERS IN THE ROMAN NUMERAL SYSTEM
Roman number system; Roman numeral; Roman Numerals; Roman numbers; Roman number; Subtractive notation; Roman Numeral; Roman numeral system; Apostrophus; Roman numarls; Roman Numerals system; Roman notation; IVXLCDM; Roman numeric system; 𐆓; 𐆔; Early Roman numerals; IƆƆ; Roman numbering system
Roman numerals are a numeral system that originated in ancient Rome and remained the usual way of writing numbers throughout Europe well into the Late Middle Ages. Numbers in this system are represented by combinations of letters from the Latin alphabet.
Roman numeral         
  • IX}}" represents "9" in unit emblem of [[9th Aero Squadron]] AEF, 1918.
  • alt=
  • A typical [[clock face]] with Roman numerals in [[Bad Salzdetfurth]], Germany
  • The year of construction of the [[Cambridge Public Library]], (USA) 1888, displayed in "standard" Roman numerals on its facade.
  • alt=
  • LII}} (52) of the [[Colosseum]], with numerals still visible
  • Business hours table on a shop window in [[Vilnius]], Lithuania.
  • XIIX}}"
  • D}}.
  • iiij}}.
  • Page from a 16th-century manual, showing a mixture of apostrophus and vinculum numbers (see in particular the ways of writing 10,000).
  • Salaria]], north of Rome, Italy.
  • S}} indicating its value.
  • as}}). Note the four dots ('''····''') indicating its value.
  • D}}" are given archaic "apostrophus" form.
  • XI}}.'88.
NUMBERS IN THE ROMAN NUMERAL SYSTEM
Roman number system; Roman numeral; Roman Numerals; Roman numbers; Roman number; Subtractive notation; Roman Numeral; Roman numeral system; Apostrophus; Roman numarls; Roman Numerals system; Roman notation; IVXLCDM; Roman numeric system; 𐆓; 𐆔; Early Roman numerals; IƆƆ; Roman numbering system
(Roman numerals)
Roman numerals are the letters used by the ancient Romans to represent numbers, for example I, IV, VIII, and XL, which represent 1, 4, 8, and 40. Roman numerals are still sometimes used today.
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Roman numeral         
  • IX}}" represents "9" in unit emblem of [[9th Aero Squadron]] AEF, 1918.
  • alt=
  • A typical [[clock face]] with Roman numerals in [[Bad Salzdetfurth]], Germany
  • The year of construction of the [[Cambridge Public Library]], (USA) 1888, displayed in "standard" Roman numerals on its facade.
  • alt=
  • LII}} (52) of the [[Colosseum]], with numerals still visible
  • Business hours table on a shop window in [[Vilnius]], Lithuania.
  • XIIX}}"
  • D}}.
  • iiij}}.
  • Page from a 16th-century manual, showing a mixture of apostrophus and vinculum numbers (see in particular the ways of writing 10,000).
  • Salaria]], north of Rome, Italy.
  • S}} indicating its value.
  • as}}). Note the four dots ('''····''') indicating its value.
  • D}}" are given archaic "apostrophus" form.
  • XI}}.'88.
NUMBERS IN THE ROMAN NUMERAL SYSTEM
Roman number system; Roman numeral; Roman Numerals; Roman numbers; Roman number; Subtractive notation; Roman Numeral; Roman numeral system; Apostrophus; Roman numarls; Roman Numerals system; Roman notation; IVXLCDM; Roman numeric system; 𐆓; 𐆔; Early Roman numerals; IƆƆ; Roman numbering system
¦ noun any of the letters representing numbers in the Roman numerical system: I = 1, V = 5, X = 10, L = 50, C = 100, D = 500, M = 1,000.
Ejemplos de uso de roman numerals
1. The Piaget watch had a gold band, a mother–of–pearl face and gold Roman numerals.
2. The Roman numerals tattooed on his leg are said to mark the day couple‘s first official date.
3. On top of the checkering there were big Roman numerals –– XXVI, I think – commemorating the 26th Communist Party Congress.
4. At the FBI, they called Mueller "Bobby Three Sticks," playfully tweaking the Roman numerals in his fancy Philadelphia name.
5. As a permanent reminder of the day, they now have matching tattoos of the Roman numerals VIII.V.MMVI, which stand for the date of the ceremony March 8, 2006.