Roman figures

Roman numbers are written in the form of I and V. In larger letters, letters such as C, M, D are also used. The same number is not written 4 times when writing Roman figures. Instead, the decrease method is used.

For example: III = 3 is not written in the form of IIII = 4.

4 = 5-1 is written in the form, the number on the left is decreased.

right: IV = 4

s 0.5 (half) (Latin; semis)
I 1 (one) (Latin; unus)
v 5 (five) (Latin; quinque)
x 10 (on) (Latin; Decem)
L 50 (fifty) (Latin; Quinquaginta)
C 100 (face) (Latin; Centum)
D 500 (five hundred) (Latin; Quingenti)
m 1000 (thousand) (thousand) (thousand) Latin; Mille)

I - 1

II - 2

III - 3

IV - 4

V - 5

VI - 6

VII - 7

VIII - 8

IX - 9

x - 10

XI - 11
< BR> XII - 12

XIII - 13

XIV - 14

XV - 15

XVI - 16

XVII - 17

XVIII - 18

XIX - 19

xx - 20

xxx - 30
xl - 40
> L - 50

LX - 60

LXX - 70

lxxx - 80

XC - 90

C - 100 < Br>
CC - 200

CCC - 300

CD - 400

D - 500

DC - 600

DCC - 700

DCC - 800

cm - 900

m - 1000