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Roman numerals
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| What does the X and I stands for in their numeral system?
I do not mean the number, I mean the name.
Since
M = Millennium
C = Century
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| X=xten
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| "I" refers to one unit of finger
"X" refers to two hands
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| Similarly, V is five fingers (shape made with the thumb and the forefinger)
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| X = crossed penises (not touching because romans weren't gay unlike GAYreeks)
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| Thanks!
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| Then why 4 is IV? Doesn't make sense, and IIII is considered rude mistake.
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| IIII are too many I and it’s easyer to think “oh it’s just five minus one okay” than being there to count them
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| What does the X and I stands for in their numeral system?
I do not mean the number, I mean the name.
Since
M = Millennium
C = Century