List of Roman Numerals and How to Write Them – Do you often pay attention to the writing of roads in addresses where there are still numbers written, for example Jl. Orchid I, don’t use the number 1. Why is that?
Roman numerals or Roman numerals are a numbering system inherited from ancient Rome. This numbering system uses Latin letters as symbols to represent numeric numbers.
Roman numeral function
- Names of kings and popes, for example Elizabeth II of England, Pope Benedict XVI . This is known as the regnal number and is usually read as ordinal ; e.g. II is pronounced “the second”.
- Generation suffixes or order of generations, especially in the US, for people who share the same name across generations, for example William Howard Taft IV.
- In the French Republican Calendar, beginning during the French Revolution, years are numbered with Roman numerals – from the year I (1792) when it was introduced to the year XIV (1805) when it was abandoned.
- Years of production of films, television shows, and other works of art within the work itself.
- Hour mark on watch. In this context, 4 is often written IIII .
- Years of construction on building surfaces and capstones.
- Preface and preface page numbering, and sometimes appendices and appendices as well.
- Book volume and chapter numbers, and several acts in a play (eg Act iii , Scene 2).
- Sequel to several films, video games, and other works (as in Rocky II).
- An outline that uses numbers to show hierarchical relationships.
- Recurring occurrence of major events, eg: Summer and Winter Olympic Games (eg XXI Winter Olympics ; XXX Olympic Games )
- In astronomy, the natural satellites or “moons” of planets are traditionally named with a Roman capital letter added to the planet’s name. For example, Titan’s designation is Saturn VI .
- In chemistry, Roman numerals are often used to denote groups of the periodic table. Roman numerals are also used in inorganic nomenclature, for the oxidation number of cations that can take on several different positive charges. Roman numerals are also used for naming the phases of polymorphic crystals, such as ice.
- In education, school grades (in terms of year groups rather than test scores) are sometimes referred to by Roman numerals; for example, “class IX” is sometimes seen for “class 9”.
- In advanced mathematics (including trigonometry , statistics , and calculus ), when a graph includes negative numbers, the quadrants are named using I , II , III , and IV .
- The names of these quadrants denote positive numbers on the two axes, negative numbers on the X axis, negative numbers on both axes, and negative numbers on the Y axis, respectively.
- In the designation of military units, roman numerals are often used to distinguish units at different levels. This reduces the possibility of confusion, especially when viewing operational or strategic level maps.
- Using Roman numerals to denote quadrants avoids confusion, as Arabic numerals are used for the actual data represented on the graph.
- In particular, army corps were often numbered using Roman numerals (eg the American XVIII Airborne Corps or WW2-era German Panzerkorps III) with Arabic numerals used for divisions and troops.
- Numbers in this system are represented by combinations of letters from the Latin alphabet. Modern usage uses seven symbols, each with a fixed integer value
- In law , roman numerals are usually used to help organize legal codes as part of an alphanumeric outline .
- Recurring occurrence of major events, eg:
Summer and Winter Olympic Games (eg XXI Winter Olympics ; XXX Olympic Games )
History of Roman Numerals
One hypothesis states that the Roman numerals originated from scratched counts and were used by Italian and Dalmatian herders until the 19th century.
Although Roman numerals were written with the letters of the Roman alphabet, Roman numerals were originally independent symbols.
Etruscan, for example, uses 𐌠, 𐌡, 𐌢, ⋔, 𐌚, and ⊕ to write I, V, X, L, C, and M, meaning that only I and X are letters in their alphabet.
Therefore, (I) does not come from the letter (I), but from a vertical notch on the counting stick. Every multiple of five is double cut, eg ⋀, ⋁, ⋋, ⋌, etc., and every tenth is cross cut (X), (IIIIΛIIIIXIIIIΛIIIIXII…), more like the marks of today’s European talli.
This results in a system of positions: The eight on the tally stick is eight talli, IIIIΛIII. In another way, it can be shortened to ΛIII (or VIII), since the presence of Λ implies there have been four previous notches.
Furthermore, eighteen is the eighth thalli after the first ten thalli, which can be abbreviated as X, and becomes XΛIII. Similarly, the number four on a stick is the I notch before the Λ (V) cut, so it can be written as IIII or IΛ (IV).
Hence, the concept of this system is not addition or subtraction, but sequence (ordinal). When the talli were turned into writing, the signs that were not difficult to identify with the Roman letters at that time were I, V, and X.
In talli, the tenth V or X receives an additional stroke. Thus, 50 is written with variations such as N, И, K, Ψ, ⋔, etc., but perhaps the most common is the form of a chicken claw such as the overlapping V and I: ᗐ.
The shape was then straight up as ⊥ (an inverted T) until Augustus’ reign, and soon thereafter identified with its graphically resembling letter L.
Similarly, 100 is written in variations of Ж, ⋉, ⋈, H, or with the symbols for 50 as described above plus an extra stroke.
The Ж shape (the overlapping X and I) then becomes the dominant shape. The form was then written with variations >I< or ƆIC, then shortened to Ɔ or C, until finally the C variation was chosen because C stands for centum, Latin for “hundred”.
The use of Roman numerals continued long after the fall of the Roman Empire. From the 14th century, Roman numerals began to be replaced by Arabic numerals; However, this process was gradual, and the use of Roman numerals persists in some applications to this day.
Hmm.. reading history is quite long and complicated, isn’t it.
Roman numeral characters
As previously discussed, writing Roman numerals consists of several characters. However, when writing Roman numerals, do not use zero or you could say zero has no character.
This Roman numeral character can be divided into units of tens, hundreds, thousands, and so on. Any of these positions will not affect the Roman numerals. To be more clear, you can see the following examples. number 1 (I), number 10 (X), number 100 (C), number 1000 (M).
List of Roman Numerals 1 – 2000
Roman numerals use a total of seven Latin letters combined to form a specific number. Notice how to write the order. Let’s now get to know Roman numerals even further:
*If you don’t want to be complicated, you can use the site https://romannumerals.site/ to change from normal numbers to Roman numerals.
1. Roman numerals 1 – 100
Number | Roman numerals | Calculation |
---|---|---|
0 | not defined |
|
1 | I | 1 |
2 | II | 1+1 |
3 | III | 1+1+1 |
4 | IV | 5-1 |
5 | V | 5 |
6 | VI | 5+1 |
7 | VII | 5+1+1 |
8 | VIII | 5+1+1+1 |
9 | IX | 10-1 |
10 | X | 10 |
11 | XI | 10+1 |
12 | XII | 10+1+1 |
13 | XIII | 10+1+1+1 |
14 | XIV | 10-1+5 |
15 | XV | 10+5 |
16 | XVI | 10+5+1 |
17 | XVII | 10+5+1+1 |
18 | XVIII | 10+5+1+1+1 |
19 | XIX | 10-1+10 |
20 | XX | 10+10 |
21 | XXI | 10+10+1 |
22 | XXII | 10+10+1+1 |
23 | XXIII | 10+10+1+1+1 |
24 | XXIV | 10+10-1+5 |
25 | XXV | 10+10+5 |
26 | XXVI | 10+10+5+1 |
27 | XXVII | 10+10+5+1+1 |
28 | XXVIII | 10+10+5+1+1+1 |
29 | XXIX | 10+10-1+10 |
30 | XXX | 10+10+10 |
31 | XXXI | 10+10+10+1 |
32 | XXXII | 10+10+10+1+1 |
33 | XXXIII | 10+10+10+1+1+1 |
34 | XXXIV | 10+10+10-1+5 |
35 | XXXV | 10+10+10+5 |
36 | XXXVI | 10+10+10+5+1 |
37 | XXXVII | 10+10+10+5+1+1 |
38 | XXXVIII | 10+10+10+5+1+1+1 |
39 | XXXIX | 10+10+10-1+10 |
40 | XL | 50-10 |
41 | XLI | 50-10+1 |
42 | XLII | 50-10+1+1 |
43 | XLIII | 50-10+1+1+1 |
44 | XLIV | 50-10-1+5 |
45 | XLV | 50-10+5 |
46 | XLVI | 50-10+5+1 |
47 | XLVII | 50-10+5+1+1 |
48 | XLVIII | 50-10+5+1+1+1 |
49 | XLIX | 50-10-1+10 |
50 | L | 50 |
51 | LI | 50+1 |
52 | LII | 50+1+1 |
53 | LIII | 50+1+1+1 |
54 | LIV | 50-1+5 |
55 | LV | 50+5 |
56 | Lvi | 50+5+1 |
57 | LVII | 50+5+1+1 |
58 | LVIII | 50+5+1+1+1 |
59 | LIX | 50-1+10 |
60 | lx | 50+10 |
61 | LXI | 50+10+1 |
62 | LXII | 50+10+1+1 |
63 | LXIII | 50+10+1+1+1 |
64 | LXIV | 50+10-1+5 |
65 | LXV | 50+10+5 |
66 | LXVI | 50+10+5+1 |
67 | LXVII | 50+10+5+1+1 |
68 | LXVIII | 50+10+5+1+1+1 |
69 | LXIX | 50+10-1+10 |
70 | LXX | 50+10+10 |
71 | LXXI | 50+10+10+1 |
72 | LXXII | 50+10+10+1+1 |
73 | LXXIII | 50+10+10+1+1+1 |
74 | LXXIV | 50+10+10-1+5 |
75 | LXXV | 50+10+10+5 |
76 | LXXVI | 50+10+10+5+1 |
77 | LXXVII | 50+10+10+5+1+1 |
78 | LXXVIII | 50+10+10+5+1+1+1 |
79 | LXXIX | 50+10+10-1+10 |
80 | LXXXX | 50+10+10+10 |
81 | LXXXXI | 50+10+10+10+1 |
82 | LXXXII | 50+10+10+10+1+1 |
83 | LXXXIII | 50+10+10+10+1+1+1 |
84 | LXXXXIV | 50+10+10+10-1+5 |
85 | LXXXXV | 50+10+10+10+5 |
86 | LXXXVI | 50+10+10+10+5+1 |
87 | LXXXVII | 50+10+10+10+5+1+1 |
88 | LXXXVIII | 50+10+10+10+5+1+1+1 |
89 | LXXXIX | 50+10+10+10-1+10 |
90 | XC | 100-10 |
91 | XCI | 100-10+1 |
92 | XCII | 100-10+1+1 |
93 | XCIII | 100-10+1+1+1 |
94 | XCIV | 100-10-1+5 |
95 | XCV | 100-10+5 |
96 | XCVI | 100-10+5+1 |
97 | XCVII | 100-10+5+1+1 |
98 | XCVIII | 100-10+5+1+1+1 |
99 | XCIX | 100-10-1+10 |
100 | C | 100 |
2. Roman numerals 1 – 2000
- I
- II
- III
- IV
- V
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- X
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- XIV
- XV
- XVI
- XVII
- XVIII
- XIX
- XX
- XXI
- XXII
- XXIII
- XXIV
- XXV
- XXVI
- XXVII
- XXVIII
- XXIX
- XXX
- XXXI
- XXXII
- XXXIII
- XXXIV
- XXXV
- XXXVI
- XXXVII
- XXXVIII
- XXXIX
- XL
- XLI
- XLII
- XLIII
- XLIV
- XLV
- XLVI
- XLVII
- XLVIII
- XLIX
- L
- LI
- LII
- LIII
- LIV
- LV
- Lvi
- LVII
- LVIII
- LIX
- lx
- LXI
- LXII
- LXIII
- LXIV
- LXV
- LXVI
- LXVII
- LXVIII
- LXIX
- LXX
- LXXI
- LXXII
- LXXIII
- LXXIV
- LXXV
- LXXVI
- LXXVII
- LXXVIII
- LXXIX
- LXXXX
- LXXXXI
- LXXXII
- LXXXIII
- LXXXXIV
- LXXXXV
- LXXXVI
- LXXXVII
- LXXXVIII
- LXXXIX
- XC
- XCI
- XCII
- XCIII
- XCIV
- XCV
- XCVI
- XCVII
- XCVIII
- XCIX
- C
- CI
- CII
- CIII
- CIV
- CV
- CVI
- CVII
- CVIII
- CIX
- CX
- CXI
- CXII
- CXIII
- CXIV
- CXV
- CXVI
- CXVII
- CXVIII
- CXIX
- CXX
- CXXI
- CXXII
- CXXIII
- CXXIV
- CXXV
- CXXVI
- CXXVII
- CXXVIII
- CXXIX
- CXXX
- CXXXI
- CXXXII
- CXXXIII
- CXXXIV
- CXXXV
- CXXXVI
- CXXXVII
- CXXXVIII
- CXXXIX
- CXL
- CXLI
- CXLII
- CXLIII
- CXLIV
- CXLV
- CXLVI
- CXLVII
- CXLVIII
- CXLIX
- CL
- CLI
- CLII
- CLIII
- CLIV
- CLV
- CLVI
- CLVII
- CLVIII
- CLIX
- CLX
- CLXI
- CLXII
- CLXIII
- CLXIV
- CLXV
- CLXVI
- CLXVII
- CLXVIII
- CLXIX
- CLXX
- CLXXI
- CLXXII
- CLXXIII
- CLXXIV
- CLXXV
- CLXXVI
- CLXXVII
- CLXXVIII
- CLXXIX
- CLXXX
- CLXXXI
- CLXXXII
- CLXXXIII
- CLXXXIV
- CLXXXV
- CLXXXVI
- CLXXXVII
- CLXXXVIII
- CLXXXIX
- CXC
- CXCI
- CXCII
- CXCIII
- CXCIV
- CXCV
- CXCVI
- CXCVII
- CXCVIII
- CXCIX
- CC
- CCI
- CCII
- CCIII
- CCIV
- CCV
- CCVI
- CCVII
- CCVIII
- CCIX
- CCX
- CCXI
- CCXII
- CCXIII
- CCXIV
- CCXV
- CCXVI
- CCXVII
- CCXVIII
- CCXIX
- CCXX
- CCXXI
- CCXXII
- CCXXIII
- CCXXIV
- CCXXV
- CCXXVI
- CCXXVII
- CCXXVIII
- CCXXIX
- CCXXX
- CCXXXI
- CCXXXII
- CCXXXIII
- CCXXXIV
- CCXXXV
- CCXXXVI
- CCXXXVII
- CCXXXVIII
- CCXXXIX
- CCXL
- CCXLI
- CCXLII
- CCXLIII
- CCXLIV
- CCXLV
- CCXLVI
- CCXLVII
- CCXLVIII
- CCXLIX
- CCL
- CCLI
- CCLII
- CCLIII
- CCLIV
- CCLV
- CCLVI
- CCLVII
- CCLVIII
- CCLIX
- CCLX
- CCLXI
- CCLXII
- CCLXIII
- CCLXIV
- CCLXV
- CCLXVI
- CCLXVII
- CCLXVIII
- CCLXIX
- CCLXX
- CCLXXI
- CCLXXII
- CCLXXIII
- CCLXXIV
- CCLXXV
- CCLXXVI
- CCLXXVII
- CCLXXVIII
- CCLXXIX
- CCLXXX
- CCLXXXI
- CCLXXXII
- CCLXXXIII
- CCLXXXIV
- CCLXXXV
- CCLXXXVI
- CCLXXXVII
- CCLXXXVIII
- CCLXXXIX
- CCXC
- CCXCI
- CCXCII
- CCXCIII
- CCXCIV
- CCXCV
- CCXCVI
- CCXCVII
- CCXCVIII
- CCXCIX
- CCC
- CCCI
- CCCII
- CCCIII
- CCCIV
- CCCV
- CCCVI
- CCCVII
- CCCVIII
- CCCIX
- CCCX
- CCCXI
- CCCXII
- CCCXIII
- CCCXIV
- CCCXV
- CCCXVI
- CCCXVII
- CCCXVIII
- CCCXIX
- CCCXX
- CCCXXI
- CCCXXII
- CCCXXIII
- CCCXXIV
- CCCXXV
- CCCXXVI
- CCCXXVII
- CCCXXVIII
- CCCXXIX
- CCCXXX
- CCCXXXI
- CCCXXXII
- CCCXXXIII
- CCCXXXIV
- CCCXXXV
- CCCXXXVI
- CCCXXXVII
- CCCXXXVIII
- CCCXXXIX
- CCCXL
- CCCXLI
- CCCXLII
- CCCXLIII
- CCCXLIV
- CCCXLV
- CCCXLVI
- CCCXLVII
- CCCXLVIII
- CCCXLIX
- CCCL
- CCCLI
- CCCLII
- CCCLIII
- CCCLIV
- CCCLV
- CCCLVI
- CCCLVII
- CCCLVIII
- CCCLIX
- CCCLX
- CCCLXI
- CCCLXII
- CCCLXIII
- CCCLXIV
- CCCLXV
- CCCLXVI
- CCCLXVII
- CCCLXVIII
- CCCLXIX
- CCCLXX
- CCCLXXI
- CCCLXXII
- CCCLXXIII
- CCCLXXIV
- CCCLXXV
- CCCLXXVI
- CCCLXXVII
- CCCLXXVIII
- CCCLXXIX
- CCCLXXX
- CCCLXXXI
- CCCLXXXII
- CCCLXXXIII
- CCCLXXXIV
- CCCLXXXV
- CCCLXXXVI
- CCCLXXXVII
- CCCLXXXVIII
- CCCLXXXIX
- CCCXC
- CCCXCI
- CCCXCII
- CCCXCIII
- CCCXCIV
- CCCXCV
- CCCXCVI
- CCCXCVII
- CCCXCVIII
- CCCXCIX
- CD
- CDIs
- CDII
- CDIII
- CDIV
- CDV
- CDVI
- CDVII
- CDVIII
- CDIX
- CDX
- CDXI
- CDXII
- CDXIII
- CDXIV
- CDXV
- CDXVI
- CDXVII
- CDXVIII
- CDXIX
- CDXX
- CDXXI
- CDXXII
- CDXXIII
- CDXXIV
- CDXXV
- CDXXVI
- CDXXVII
- CDXXVIII
- CDXXIX
- CDXXX
- CDXXXI
- CDXXXII
- CDXXXIII
- CDXXXIV
- CDXXXV
- CDXXXVI
- CDXXXVII
- CDXXXVIII
- CDXXXIX
- CDXL
- CDXLI
- CDXLII
- CDXLIII
- CDXLIV
- CDXLV
- CDXLVI
- CDXLVII
- CDXLVIII
- CDXLIX
- CDL
- CDLI
- CDLII
- CDLIII
- CDLIV
- CDLV
- CDLVI
- CDLVII
- CDLVIII
- CDLIX
- CDLX
- CDLXI
- CDLXII
- CDLXIII
- CDLXIV
- CDLXV
- CDLXVI
- CDLXVII
- CDLXVIII
- CDLXIX
- CDLXX
- CDLXXI
- CDLXXII
- CDLXXIII
- CDLXXIV
- CDLXXV
- CDLXXVI
- CDLXXVII
- CDLXXVIII
- CDLXXIX
- CDLXXX
- CDLXXXI
- CDLXXXII
- CDLXXXIII
- CDLXXXIV
- CDLXXXV
- CDLXXXVI
- CDLXXXVII
- CDLXXXVIII
- CDLXXXIX
- CDXC
- CDXCI
- CDXCII
- CDXCIII
- CDXCIV
- CDXCV
- CDXCVI
- CDXCVII
- CDXCVIII
- CDXCIX
- D
- IN
- DIY
- DIII
- DIV
- DV
- DVI
- DVII
- DVIII
- DIX
- DX
- DXI
- DXII
- DXIII
- DXIV
- DXV
- DXVI
- DXVII
- DXVIII
- DXIX
- DXX
- DXXI
- DXXII
- DXXIII
- DXXIV
- DXXV
- DXXVI
- DXXVII
- DXXVIII
- DXXIX
- DXXX
- DXXXI
- DXXXII
- DXXXIII
- DXXXIV
- DXXXV
- DXXXVI
- DXXXVII
- DXXXVIII
- DXXXIX
- DXL
- DXLI
- DXLII
- DXLIII
- DXLIV
- DXLV
- DXLVI
- DXLVII
- DXLVIII
- DXLIX
- DL
- DLI
- DLII
- DLIII
- DLIV
- DLV
- DLVI
- DLVII
- DLVIII
- DLIX
- DLX
- DLXI
- DLXII
- DLXIII
- DLXIV
- DLXV
- DLXVI
- DLXVII
- DLXVIII
- DLXIX
- DLXX
- DLXXI
- DLXXII
- DLXXIII
- DLXXIV
- DLXXV
- DLXXVI
- DLXXVII
- DLXXVIII
- DLXXIX
- DLXXX
- DLXXXI
- DLXXXII
- DLXXXIII
- DLXXXIV
- DLXXXV
- DLXXXVI
- DLXXXVII
- DLXXXVIII
- DLXXXIX
- DXC
- DXCI
- DXCII
- DXCIII
- DXCIV
- DXCV
- DXCVI
- DXCVII
- DXCVIII
- DXCIX
- DC
- DCI
- DCII
- DCIII
- DCIV
- DCV
- DCVI
- DCVII
- DCVIII
- DCIX
- DCX
- DCXI
- DCXII
- DCXIII
- DCXIV
- DCXV
- DCXVI
- DCXVII
- DCXVIII
- DCXIX
- DCXX
- DCXXI
- DCXXII
- DCXXIII
- DCXXIV
- DCXXV
- DCXXVI
- DCXXVII
- DCXXVIII
- DCXXIX
- DCXXX
- DCXXXI
- DCXXXII
- DCXXXIII
- DCXXXIV
- DCXXXV
- DCXXXVI
- DCXXXVII
- DCXXXVIII
- DCXXXIX
- DCXL
- DCXLI
- DCXLII
- DCXLIII
- DCXLIV
- DCXLV
- DCXLVI
- DCXLVII
- DCXLVIII
- DCXLIX
- DCL
- DCLI
- DCLII
- DCLIII
- DCLIV
- DCLV
- DCLVI
- DCLVII
- DCLVIII
- DCLIX
- DCLX
- DCLXI
- DCLXII
- DCLXIII
- DCLXIV
- DCLXV
- DCLXVI
- DCLXVII
- DCLXVIII
- DCLXIX
- DCLXX
- DCLXXI
- DCLXXII
- DCLXXIII
- DCLXXIV
- DCLXXV
- DCLXXVI
- DCLXXVII
- DCLXXVIII
- DCLXXIX
- DCLXXX
- DCLXXXI
- DCLXXXII
- DCLXXXIII
- DCLXXXIV
- DCLXXXV
- DCLXXXVI
- DCLXXXVII
- DCLXXXVIII
- DCLXXXIX
- DCXC
- DCXCI
- DCXCII
- DCXCIII
- DCXCIV
- DCXCV
- DCXCVI
- DCXCVII
- DCXCVIII
- DCXCIX
- DCC
- DCCI
- DCCII
- DCCIII
- DCCIV
- DCCV
- DCCVI
- DCCVII
- DCCVIII
- DCCIX
- DCCX
- DCCXI
- DCCXII
- DCCXIII
- DCCXIV
- DCCXV
- DCCXVI
- DCCXVII
- DCCXVIII
- DCCXIX
- DCCXX
- DCCXXI
- DCCXXII
- DCCXXIII
- DCCXXIV
- DCCXXV
- DCCXXVI
- DCCXXVII
- DCCXXVIII
- DCCXXIX
- DCCXXX
- DCCXXXI
- DCCXXXII
- DCCXXXIII
- DCCXXXIV
- DCCXXXV
- DCCXXXVI
- DCCXXXVII
- DCCXXXVIII
- DCCXXXIX
- DCCXL
- DCCXLI
- DCCXLII
- DCCXLIII
- DCCXLIV
- DCCXLV
- DCCXLVI
- DCCXLVII
- DCCXLVIII
- DCCXLIX
- DCCL
- DCCLI
- DCCLII
- DCCLIII
- DCCLIV
- DCCLV
- DCCLVI
- DCCLVII
- DCCLVIII
- DCCLIX
- DCCLX
- DCCLXI
- DCCLXII
- DCCLXIII
- DCCLXIV
- DCCLXV
- DCCLXVI
- DCCLXVII
- DCCLXVIII
- DCCLXIX
- DCCLXX
- DCCLXXI
- DCCLXXII
- DCCLXXIII
- DCCLXXIV
- DCCLXXV
- DCCLXXVI
- DCCLXXVII
- DCCLXXVIII
- DCCLXXIX
- DCCLXXX
- DCCLXXXI
- DCCLXXXII
- DCCLXXXXIII
- DCCLXXXIV
- DCCLXXXV
- DCCLXXXVI
- DCCLXXXVII
- DCCLXXXVIII
- DCCLXXXXIX
- DCCXC
- DCCXCI
- DCCXCII
- DCCXCIII
- DCCXCIV
- DCCXCV
- DCCXCVI
- DCCXCVII
- DCCXCVIII
- DCCXCIX
- DCCC
- DCCCI
- DCCCII
- DCCCIII
- DCCCIV
- DCCCV
- DCCCVI
- DCCCVII
- DCCCVIII
- DCCCIX
- DCCCX
- DCCCXI
- DCCCXII
- DCCCXIII
- DCCCXIV
- DCCCXV
- DCCCXVI
- DCCCXVII
- DCCCXVIII
- DCCCXIX
- DCCCXX
- DCCCXXI
- DCCCXXII
- DCCCXXIII
- DCCCXXIV
- DCCCXXV
- DCCCXXVI
- DCCCXXVII
- DCCCXXVIII
- DCCCXXIX
- DCCCXXX
- DCCCXXXI
- DCCCXXXII
- DCCCXXXIII
- DCCCXXXIV
- DCCCXXXV
- DCCCXXXVI
- DCCCXXXVII
- DCCCXXXVIII
- DCCCXXXIX
- DCCCXL
- DCCCXLI
- DCCCXLII
- DCCCXLIII
- DCCCXLIV
- DCCCXLV
- DCCCXLVI
- DCCCXLVII
- DCCCXLVIII
- DCCCXLIX
- DCCCL
- DCCCLI
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- DCCCLV
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- DCCCLVII
- DCCCLVIII
- DCCCLIX
- DCCCLX
- DCCCLXI
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- DCCCLXIII
- DCCCLXIV
- DCCCLXV
- DCCCLXVI
- DCCCLXVII
- DCCCLXVIII
- DCCCLXIX
- DCCCLXX
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- DCCCLXXXVIII
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- CM
- CMI
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- CMIII
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- CMV
- CMVI
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- CMVIII
- CMIX
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- CMXVIII
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- CMXX
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- CMLXXIV
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- MLXXVIII
- MLXXIX
- MLXXX
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- MLXXXVIII
- MLXXXIX
- MXC
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- MXCVI
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- MXCVIII
- MXCIX
- MC
- MCI
- MCII
- MCIII
- MCIV
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- MCVI
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- MCVIII
- MCIX
- MCX
- MCXI
- MCXII
- MCXIII
- MCXIV
- MCXV
- MCXVI
- MCXVII
- MCXVIII
- MCXIX
- MCXX
- MCXXI
- MCXXII
- MCXXIII
- MCXXIV
- MCXXV
- MCXXVI
- MCXXVII
- MCXXVIII
- MCXXIX
- MCXXX
- MCXXXI
- MCXXXII
- MCXXXIII
- MCXXXIV
- MCXXXV
- MCXXXVI
- MCXXXVII
- MCXXXVIII
- MCXXXIX
- MCXL
- MCXLI
- MCXLII
- MCXLIII
- MCXLIV
- MCXLV
- MCXLVI
- MCXLVII
- MCXLVIII
- MCXLIX
- MCL
- MCLI
- MCLII
- MCLIII
- MCLIV
- MCLV
- MCLVI
- MCLVII
- MCLVIII
- MCLIX
- MCLX
- MCLXI
- MCLXII
- MCLXIII
- MCLXIV
- MCLXV
- MCLXVI
- MCLXVII
- MCLXVIII
- MCLXIX
- MCLXX
- MCLXXI
- MCLXXII
- MCLXXIII
- MCLXXIV
- MCLXXV
- MCLXXVI
- MCLXXVII
- MCLXXVIII
- MCLXXIX
- MCLXXX
- MCLXXXI
- MCLXXXII
- MCLXXXIII
- MCLXXXIV
- MCLXXXV
- MCLXXXVI
- MCLXXXVII
- MCLXXXVIII
- MCLXXXIX
- MCXC
- MCXCI
- MCXCII
- MCXCIII
- MCXCIV
- MCXCV
- MCXCVI
- MCXCVII
- MCXCVIII
- MCXCIX
- MCC
- MCCI
- MCCII
- MCCIII
- MCCIV
- MCCV
- MCCVI
- MCCVII
- MCCVIII
- MCCIX
- MCCX
- MCCXI
- MCCXII
- MCCXIII
- MCCXIV
- MCCXV
- MCCXVI
- MCCXVII
- MCCXVIII
- MCCXIX
- MCCXX
- MCCXXI
- MCCXXII
- MCCXXIII
- MCCXXIV
- MCCXXV
- MCCXXVI
- MCCXXVII
- MCCXXVIII
- MCCXXIX
- MCCXXX
- MCCXXXI
- MCCXXXII
- MCCXXXIII
- MCCXXXIV
- MCCXXXV
- MCCXXXVI
- MCCXXXVII
- MCCXXXVIII
- MCCXXXIX
- MCCXL
- MCCXLI
- MCCXLII
- MCCXLIII
- MCCXLIV
- MCCXLV
- MCCXLVI
- MCCXLVII
- MCCXLVIII
- MCCXLIX
- MCCL
- MCCLI
- MCCLII
- MCCLIII
- MCCLIV
- MCCLV
- MCCLVI
- MCCLVII
- MCCLVIII
- MCCLIX
- MCCLX
- MCCLXI
- MCCLXII
- MCCLXIII
- MCCLXIV
- MCCLXV
- MCCLXVI
- MCCLXVII
- MCCLXVIII
- MCCLXIX
- MCCLXX
- MCCLXXI
- MCCLXXII
- MCCLXXIII
- MCCLXXIV
- MCCLXXV
- MCCLXXVI
- MCCLXXVII
- MCCLXXVIII
- MCCLXXIX
- MCCLXXX
- MCCLXXXI
- MCCLXXXII
- MCCLXXXIII
- MCCLXXXIV
- MCCLXXXV
- MCCLXXXVI
- MCCLXXXVII
- MCCLXXXVIII
- MCCLXXXIX
- MCCXC
- MCCXCI
- MCCXCII
- MCCXCIII
- MCCXCIV
- MCCXCV
- MCCXCVI
- MCCXCVII
- MCCXCVIII
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- MCCC
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- MCCCVIII
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- MCCCX
- MCCCXI
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- MCCCXIII
- MCCCXIV
- MCCCXV
- MCCCXVI
- MCCCXVII
- MCCCXVIII
- MCCCXIX
- MCCCXX
- MCCCXXI
- MCCCXXII
- MCCCXXIII
- MCCCXXIV
- MCCCXXV
- MCCCXXVI
- MCCCXXVII
- MCCCXXVIII
- MCCCXXIX
- MCCCXXX
- MCCCXXXI
- MCCCXXXII
- MCCCXXXIII
- MCCCXXXIV
- MCCCXXXV
- MCCCXXXVI
- MCCCXXXVII
- MCCCXXXVIII
- MCCCXXXIX
- MCCCXL
- MCCCXLI
- MCCCXLII
- MCCCXLIII
- MCCCXLIV
- MCCCXLV
- MCCCXLVI
- MCCCXLVII
- MCCCXLVIII
- MCCCXLIX
- MCCCL
- MCCCLI
- MCCCLII
- MCCCLIII
- MCCCLIV
- MCCCLV
- MCCCLVI
- MCCCLVII
- MCCCLVIII
- MCCCLIX
- MCCCLX
- MCCCLXI
- MCCCLXII
- MCCCLXIII
- MCCCLXIV
- MCCCLXV
- MCCCLXVI
- MCCCLXVII
- MCCCLXVIII
- MCCCLXIX
- MCCCLXX
- MCCCLXXI
- MCCCLXXII
- MCCCLXXIII
- MCCCLXXIV
- MCCCLXXV
- MCCCLXXVI
- MCCCLXXVII
- MCCCLXXVIII
- MCCCLXXIX
- MCCCLXXX
- MCCCLXXXI
- MCCCLXXXII
- MCCCLXXXIII
- MCCCLXXXIV
- MCCCLXXXV
- MCCCLXXXVI
- MCCCLXXXVII
- MCCCLXXXVIII
- MCCCLXXXIX
- MCCCXC
- MCCCXCI
- MCCCXCII
- MCCCXCIII
- MCCCXCIV
- MCCCXCV
- MCCCXCVI
- MCCCXCVII
- MCCCXCVIII
- MCCCXCIX
- MCD
- MCDI
- MCDII
- MCDIII
- MCDIV
- MCDV
- MCDVI
- MCDVII
- MCDVIII
- MCDIX
- MCDX
- MCDXI
- MCDXII
- MCDXIII
- MCDXIV
- MCDXV
- MCDXVI
- MCDXVII
- MCDXVIII
- MCDXIX
- MCDXX
- MCDXXI
- MCDXXII
- MCDXXIII
- MCDXXIV
- MCDXXV
- MCDXXVI
- MCDXXVII
- MCDXXVIII
- MCDXXIX
- MCDXXX
- MCDXXXI
- MCDXXXII
- MCDXXXIII
- MCDXXXIV
- MCDXXXV
- MCDXXXVI
- MCDXXXVII
- MCDXXXVIII
- MCDXXXIX
- MCDXL
- MCDXLI
- MCDXLII
- MCDXLIII
- MCDXLIV
- MCDXLV
- MCDXLVI
- MCDXLVII
- MCDXLVIII
- MCDXLIX
- MCDL
- MCDLI
- MCDLII
- MCDLIII
- MCDLIV
- MCDLV
- MCDLVI
- MCDLVII
- MCDLVIII
- MCDLIX
- MCDLX
- MCDLXI
- MCDLXII
- MCDLXIII
- MCDLXIV
- MCDLXV
- MCDLXVI
- MCDLXVII
- MCDLXVIII
- MCDLXIX
- MCDLXX
- MCDLXXI
- MCDLXXII
- MCDLXXIII
- MCDLXXIV
- MCDLXXV
- MCDLXXVI
- MCDLXXVII
- MCDLXXVIII
- MCDLXXIX
- MCDLXXX
- MCDLXXXI
- MCDLXXXII
- MCDLXXXIII
- MCDLXXXIV
- MCDLXXXV
- MCDLXXXVI
- MCDLXXXVII
- MCDLXXXVIII
- MCDLXXXIX
- MCDXC
- MCDXCI
- MCDXCII
- MCDXCIII
- MCDXCIV
- MCDXCV
- MCDXCVI
- MCDXCVII
- MCDXCVIII
- MCDXCIX
- MD
- MDI
- MDII
- MDIII
- MDIV
- MDV
- MDVI
- MDVII
- MDVIII
- MDIX
- MDX
- MDXI
- MDXII
- MDXIII
- MDXIV
- MDXV
- MDXVI
- MDXVII
- MDXVIII
- MDXIX
- MDXX
- MDXXI
- MDXXII
- MDXXIII
- MDXXIV
- MDXXV
- MDXXVI
- MDXXVII
- MDXXVIII
- MDXXIX
- MDXXX
- MDXXXI
- MDXXXII
- MDXXXIII
- MDXXXIV
- MDXXXV
- MDXXXVI
- MDXXXVII
- MDXXXVIII
- MDXXXIX
- MDXL
- MDXLI
- MDXLII
- MDXLIII
- MDXLIV
- MDXLV
- MDXLVI
- MDXLVII
- MDXLVIII
- MDXLIX
- MDL
- MDLI
- MDLII
- MDLIII
- MDLIV
- MDLV
- MDLVI
- MDLVII
- MDLVIII
- MDLIX
- MDLX
- MDLXI
- MDLXII
- MDLXIII
- MDLXIV
- MDLXV
- MDLXVI
- MDLXVII
- MDLXVIII
- MDLXIX
- MDLXX
- MDLXXI
- MDLXXII
- MDLXXIII
- MDLXXIV
- MDLXXV
- MDLXXVI
- MDLXXVII
- MDLXXVIII
- MDLXXIX
- MDLXXX
- MDLXXXI
- MDLXXXII
- MDLXXXIII
- MDLXXXIV
- MDLXXXV
- MDLXXXVI
- MDLXXXVII
- MDLXXXVIII
- MDLXXXIX
- MDXC
- MDXCI
- MDXCII
- MDXCIII
- MDXCIV
- MDXCV
- MDXCVI
- MDXCVII
- MDXCVIII
- MDXCIX
- MDC
- MDCI
- MDCII
- MDCIII
- MDIV
- MDCV
- MDCVI
- MDCVII
- MDCVIII
- MDCIX
- MDCX
- MDCXI
- MDCXII
- MDCXIII
- MDCXIV
- MDCXV
- MDCXVI
- MDCXVII
- MDCXVIII
- MDCXIX
- MDCXX
- MDCXXI
- MDCXXII
- MDCXXIII
- MDCXXIV
- MDCXXV
- MDCXXVI
- MDCXXVII
- MDCXXVIII
- MDCXXIX
- MDCXXX
- MDCXXXI
- MDCXXXII
- MDCXXXIII
- MDCXXXIV
- MDCXXXV
- MDCXXXVI
- MDCXXXVII
- MDCXXXVIII
- MDCXXXIX
- MDCXL
- MDCXLI
- MDCXLII
- MDCXLIII
- MDCXLIV
- MDCXLV
- MDCXLVI
- MDCXLVII
- MDCXLVIII
- MDCXLIX
- MDCL
- MDCLI
- MDCLII
- MDCLIII
- MDCLIV
- MDCLV
- MDCLVI
- MDCLVII
- MDCLVIII
- MDCLIX
- MDCLX
- MDCLXI
- MDCLXII
- MDCLXIII
- MDCLXIV
- MDCLXV
- MDCLXVI
- MDCLXVII
- MDCLXVIII
- MDCLXIX
- MDCLXX
- MDCLXXI
- MDCLXXII
- MDCLXXIII
- MDCLXXIV
- MDCLXXV
- MDCLXXVI
- MDCLXXVII
- MDCLXXVIII
- MDCLXXIX
- MDCLXXX
- MDCLXXXI
- MDCLXXXII
- MDCLXXXIII
- MDCLXXXIV
- MDCLXXXV
- MDCLXXXVI
- MDCLXXXVII
- MDCLXXXVIII
- MDCLXXXIX
- MDCXC
- MDCXCI
- MDCXCII
- MDCXCIII
- MDCXCIV
- MDCXCV
- MDCXCVI
- MDCXCVII
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- MDCXCIX
- MDCC
- MDCCI
- MDCCII
- MDCCIII
- MDCCIV
- MDCCV
- MDCCVI
- MDCCVII
- MDCCVIII
- MDCCIX
- MDCCX
- MDCCXI
- MDCCXII
- MDCCXIII
- MDCCXIV
- MDCCXV
- MDCCXVI
- MDCCXVII
- MDCCXVIII
- MDCCXIX
- MDCCXX
- MDCCXXI
- MDCCXXII
- MDCCXXIII
- MDCCXXIV
- MDCCXXV
- MDCCXXVI
- MDCCXXVII
- MDCCXXVIII
- MDCCXXIX
- MDCCXXX
- MDCCXXXI
- MDCCXXXII
- MDCCXXXIII
- MDCCXXXIV
- MDCCXXXV
- MDCCXXXVI
- MDCCXXXVII
- MDCCXXXVIII
- MDCCXXXIX
- MDCCXL
- MDCCXLI
- MDCCXLII
- MDCCXLIII
- MDCCXLIV
- MDCCXLV
- MDCCXLVI
- MDCCXLVII
- MDCCXLVIII
- MDCCXLIX
- MDCCL
- MDCCLI
- MDCCLII
- MDCCLIII
- MDCCLIV
- MDCCLV
- MDCCLVI
- MDCCLVII
- MDCCLVIII
- MDCCLIX
- MDCCLX
- MDCCLXI
- MDCCLXII
- MDCCLXIII
- MDCCLXIV
- MDCCLXV
- MDCCLXVI
- MDCCLXVII
- MDCCLXVIII
- MDCCLXIX
- MDCCLXX
- MDCCLXXI
- MDCCLXXII
- MDCCLXXIII
- MDCCLXXIV
- MDCCLXXV
- MDCCLXXVI
- MDCCLXXVII
- MDCCLXXVIII
- MDCCLXXIX
- MDCCLXXX
- MDCCLXXXI
- MDCCLXXXII
- MDCCLXXXIII
- MDCCLXXXIV
- MDCCLXXXV
- MDCCLXXXVI
- MDCCLXXXVII
- MDCCLXXXVIII
- MDCCLXXXIX
- MDCCXC
- MDCCXCI
- MDCCXCII
- MDCCXCIII
- MDCCXCIV
- MDCCXCV
- MDCCXCVI
- MDCCXCVII
- MDCCXCVIII
- MDCCXCIX
- MDCCC
- MDCCCI
- MDCCCII
- MDCCCIII
- MDCCCIV
- MDCCCV
- MDCCCVI
- MDCCCVII
- MDCCCVIII
- MDCCCIX
- MDCCCX
- MDCCCXI
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- MDCCCXIII
- MDCCCXIV
- MDCCCXV
- MDCCCXVI
- MDCCCXVII
- MDCCCXVIII
- MDCCCXIX
- MDCCCXX
- MDCCCXXI
- MDCCCXXII
- MDCCCXXIII
- MDCCCXXIV
- MDCCCXXV
- MDCCCXXVI
- MDCCCXXVII
- MDCCCXXVIII
- MDCCCXXIX
- MDCCCXXX
- MDCCCXXXI
- MDCCCXXXII
- MDCCCXXXIII
- MDCCCXXXIV
- MDCCCXXXV
- MDCCCXXXVI
- MDCCCXXXVII
- MDCCCXXXVIII
- MDCCCXXXIX
- MDCCCXL
- MDCCCXLI
- MDCCCXLII
- MDCCCXLIII
- MDCCCXLIV
- MDCCCXLV
- MDCCCXLVI
- MDCCCXLVII
- MDCCCXLVIII
- MDCCCXLIX
- MDCCCL
- MDCCCLI
- MDCCCLII
- MDCCCLIII
- MDCCCLIV
- MDCCCLV
- MDCCCLVI
- MDCCCLVII
- MDCCCLVIII
- MDCCCLIX
- MDCCCLX
- MDCCCLXI
- MDCCCLXII
- MDCCCLXIII
- MDCCCLXIV
- MDCCCLXV
- MDCCCLXVI
- MDCCCLXVII
- MDCCCLXVIII
- MDCCCLXIX
- MDCCCLXX
- MDCCCLXXI
- MDCCCLXXII
- MDCCCLXXIII
- MDCCCLXXIV
- MDCCCLXXV
- MDCCCLXXVI
- MDCCCLXXVII
- MDCCCLXXVIII
- MDCCCLXXIX
- MDCCCLXXX
- MDCCCLXXXI
- MDCCCLXXXII
- MDCCCLXXXIII
- MDCCCLXXXIV
- MDCCCLXXXV
- MDCCCLXXXVI
- MDCCCLXXXVII
- MDCCCLXXXVIII
- MDCCCLXXXIX
- MDCCCXC
- MDCCCXCI
- MDCCCXCII
- MDCCCXCIII
- MDCCCXCIV
- MDCCCXCV
- MDCCCXCVI
- MDCCCXCVII
- MDCCCXCVIII
- MDCCCXCIX
- MCM
- MCMI
- MCMII
- MCMIII
- MCMIV
- MCMV
- MCMVI
- MCMVII
- MCMVIII
- MCMIX
- MCMX
- MCMXI
- MCMXII
- MCMXIII
- MCMXIV
- MCMXV
- MCMXVI
- MCMXVII
- MCMXVIII
- MCMXIX
- MCMXX
- MCMXXI
- MCMXXII
- MCMXXIII
- MCMXXIV
- MCMXXV
- MCMXXVI
- MCMXXVII
- MCMXXVIII
- MCMXXIX
- MCMXXX
- MCMXXXI
- MCMXXXII
- MCMXXXIII
- MCMXXXIV
- MCMXXXV
- MCMXXXVI
- MCMXXXVII
- MCMXXXVIII
- MCMXXXIX
- MCMXL
- MCMXLI
- MCMXLII
- MCMXLIII
- MCMXLIV
- MCMXLV
- MCMXLVI
- MCMXLVII
- MCMXLVIII
- MCMXLIX
- MCML
- MCMLI
- MCMLII
- MCMLIII
- MCMLIV
- MCMLV
- MCMLVI
- MCMLVII
- MCMLVIII
- MCMLIX
- MCMLX
- MCMLXI
- MCMLXII
- MCMLXIII
- MCMLXIV
- MCMLXV
- MCMLXVI
- MCMLXVII
- MCMLXVIII
- MCMLXIX
- MCMLXX
- MCMLXXI
- MCMLXXII
- MCMLXXIII
- MCMLXXIV
- MCMLXXV
- MCMLXXVI
- MCMLXXVII
- MCMLXXVIII
- MCMLXXIX
- MCMLXXX
- MCMLXXXI
- MCMLXXXII
- MCMLXXXIII
- MCMLXXXIV
- MCMLXXXV
- MCMLXXXVI
- MCMLXXXVII
- MCMLXXXVIII
- MCMLXXXIX
- MCMXC
- MCMXCI
- MCMXCII
- MCMXCIII
- MCMXCIV
- MCMXCV
- MCMXCVI
- MCMXCVII
- MCMXCVIII
- MCMXCIX
- MM
List of Years in Roman Numerals
Maybe you will write the year in Roman numerals, so below is a table for the years from 1950 – 2050 in Roman numerals. Hope it is useful :
How to Read Roman Numerals
For some people who may not be able to read Roman numerals, below, several steps will be explained to read Roman numerals.
1. Letters or Number Symbols on the Left are Bigger than those on the Right
If the letter or symbol to the right of the number is larger, it is called addition. For example the number VI where V is the number 5 which then adds the number 1 to the number 6.
2. Letters or Number Symbols on the Left are Smaller than those on the Right
If the letter or symbol to the right of the number is larger, then it is called subtraction. For example the number IV or the number 4. In the Roman numeral IV, the symbol I is smaller than the symbol for the number V.
How to Write Roman Numerals
Here are some ways to write roman numerals:
1. The Easiest Way to Convert from Numbers to Roman
The simplest way is to use a converter, we just need to write the numbers and the Roman numerals will appear automatically. Here is a list of sites that we can use to convert numbers into Roman format:
- https://romannumerals.site/
- https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/conversions/roman-numeral-converter.php
- https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/date-to-roman-numerals.html
2. Manual way
How do you write Roman numerals? here’s how to write the first roman numeral grouping the thousands, hundreds, or ones numbers.
Then we look at the mathematical operational system whether addition, subtraction, repetition or mixture.
a. Sum System
If there is a Roman numeral consisting of two or more numbers, with the number on the left being more than or equal to the number on the right, then the number arrangement uses the addition system:
Example 1 :
The number 6 = VI
V = 5
I = 1
V the number is greater than 1, so the operational addition of
VI = 5 + 1 = 6
Example 2 :
LXVII
L = 50
X = 10
V = 5
I= 1
I= 1
50 > 10 > 5 > 1
then the operational addition of
LXVII = 50 + 10 + 5 + 1 + 1 = 67
b. Reduction System
If there is a Roman numeral consisting of two or more numbers, with the number on the left less than the number on the right, then the number arrangement uses a subtraction system.
Example 1 :
IV
I = 1
V = 5
1 < 5
then
IV = 5 – 1 = 4
Example 2 :
XL
X = 10
L = 50
10 < 50
then
XL = 50 – 10 = 40
c. Repetition system
Is a writing system by repeating the same number in sequence.
Example:
III = 1 + 1 + 1 = 3
XXX= 10+10+10 = 30
CC = 100 + 100 = 200
d. Mixed System
Is a writing system that combines the three previous systems:
Example 1:
XCVIII = XC + VIII
X = 10
C = 100
X < C
then the operation is reduction
X – C = 100 – 10
= 90
V = 5
III = 1+1+1 = 3
5 > 3
then the operational addition is
VIII = 8
XC = 90
VIII = 8
90 > 8
, the operational addition of
XCVIII = 90 + 8 = 98
Example 2 :
MDCCCXLVII = M + DCCC + XL + VII
M = 1000
DCCC
D= 500
CCC = 100 + 100 + 100
= 300
DCCC = 500 + 300
= 800
X= 10
L = 50
10 < 50
then the operation is reduction
XL = 50 -10
= 40
VII
V = 5
II = 1+1= 2
5 > 2
then the operation is the addition of
VII = 5+ 2
= 7
so
MDCCCXLVII
M = 1000
DCCC = 800
XL = 40
VII = 7
1000 > 800 > 40 >7
then operational all are the sum
MDCCCXLVII = 1800+40+ 7
= 1847
Roman Numeral Operation Example
1. Roman numeral 9
IX
I = 1
X = 10
1 < 9
then the operational reduction
IX = 10 – 1
= 9
2. Roman numeral 23
XXIII
XX = 10 + 10
= 20
III = 1 + 1 + 1
= 3
20 > 3
then the operational addition of
XXII = 20 + 3
= 23
3. Roman numeral 29
XXIX
XX = 10 + 10
= 20
IX
I = 1
X = 10
1 < 10
, then the operational reduction
IX = 10 – 1 = 9
XX = 10 + 10
= 20
IX = 9
20 > 9
then the operational addition is 20 + 9
= 29
4. Roman numeral 35
XXXIV
XXX = 10 + 10 + 10
= 30
IV
I= 1
V = 5
1 < 5
then the operation is subtraction
IV = 5-1
= 4
XXX = 30
IV = 4
30 > 4
then the operation is addition
XXXIV = 30 + 5
= 35
5. Roman numeral 127
CXXVII
C = 100
XX = 10 + 10
= 20
VII = 5 + 2
= 7
so 20 > 7
, the operational addition
CXXVII = 100 + 20 + 7
6. Roman numeral 49
XCIX
XC
X = 10
C = 50
10 < 50
then the operational reduction
XC = 50 – 10 = 40
IX
I = 1
X = 10
1 < 10, then the operational reduction
IX = 10 – 1
= 9
XC = 40
IX = 9
40 > 9
, so the operational addition is
XCIX = 40 + 9
= 49
7. Roman numeral 74
LXXIV
L = 50
XX = 10 + 10
= 20
is also tens
50 > 20
LXX = 50 + 20
= 70
IV
I = 1
V = 5
1 < 5
IV = 5 – 1
= 4
LXXIV = 50 + 20 + 4
= 74
8. Roman Anka 624
DCXXIV
D = 500
C = 100
DC = 500 + 100
= 600
XX = 10 + 10
= 20
IV
I = 1
V = 5
IV = 5-1
= 4
DCXXIV = 600 + 20 + 4
= 624
9. Roman numeral 753
DCCLIII
D = 500
CC = 100 + 100
= 200
DCC = 500 + 200
= 700
L = 50
III = 1 + 1 + 1
= 3
DCCLIII = 700 + 50 + 3
= 753
The Roman numeral which has the smallest value is…
LXV
CX
XXXIV
DXIII
CID
discussion
a.LXIII
L= 50
X= 10
V= 5
50 > 10 > 5
then the operational addition of
LXIII = 50 + 10+ 5 = 65
CX
C = 100
X = 10
100 > 10
then the operational addition
CX = 100 + 10
= 110
XXXIV
XXX= 10+ 10+ 10
= 30
IV = 4
30 > 49
then the operational addition is
XXXIV = 30 + 4
= 34
e.DXIII
DX
D = 500
X = 10
DX = 50 + 10
= 60
III = 1+1+1
= 3
60> 3
then the operational addition of
DXIII = 60+ 3
= 63
e.CMII
C = 100
M = 1000
100 < 1000
then the operation is reduction
CM= 1000 – 100
= 90
II = 1 + 1
= 2
90 > 2
then the operation is addition
CMII = 90+ 2
= 92
LXIV = 64
CX = 110
XXXIV = 34
DXIII = 63
CMII = 92
so the smallest is XXIV
Examples of Roman Numeral Problems
Write the numbers below in Roman numerals!
Number 25
Answer:
25 = 20 + 5
20 = XX
5 = 5
25 = XXV
Number 19
Answer :
19 = 10 + 9
10 = X
9 = IX
so
19 = XIX
Number 37
Answer:
37 = 30 + 7
30 = XXX
7 = VII
so
37 = XXXVII
Number 49
Answer :
49 = 40+ 9
40 = XD
9 = IX
so = XDIX
Number 123
Answer :
123 = 100 + 20 + 3
100 = C
20 = XX
3 = III
so
123 = CXXIII
Number 279
Answer :
2 79 = 200 + 70 + 9
200 = CC
70 = DXX
9 = IX
so
279 = CCDXXIX
Number 400
Answer :
400 = CD
1745
1745 = 1000 + 700 + 40 + 5
1000 = M
700 = 500 + 200
= D + CC
= DCC
40 = XL
5 = V
1745 = MDCCXLV
2018 figures
Answer :
2018 = 2000 + 10 + 8
2000 = MM
10 = X
8 = VIII
2018 = MMXVIII
Figures 1999
Answer :
1999 = 1000 + 900 +90 + 9
1000 = M
900 = CM
90 = XC
9 = IX
1999 = MCMXCIX
So, that’s a discussion of Roman numerals, complete with sample questions. Roman numerals really feel complicated when writing yes, because there are many letters to represent numbers. that’s probably the reason roman numerals aren’t used much anymore.
Then since the emergence of modern numbers, Roman numerals are no longer widely used. One reason is that there is no 0 in Roman numerals. This is considered to make the development of mathematical systems difficult.
There are no zeros what would be the calculation. After all, who said the number zero is nothing? it turns out that the number zero means you know!
Wikipedia. ‘Roman Numerals’, Wikipedia, [Online]. Link: https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angka_Romawi (Accessed: 27 April 2021)