Greek numerical prefixes

Greek numerical prefixesSmith, Peter. (2016) Greek and Latin Roots: for Science and the Social Sciences, Part II – Greek. Sixth edition. Victoria, BC: University of Victoria is used under a CC BY 4.0 International License. p.57 are prefixes derived from the Greek language which are for naming things like polygons, polyhedra and polynomials. They are used in the names of numerous googolisms, such as tritri and chilialogue, or hyperoperators such as tetration.
== List ==
*hen-, mon(o)- = 1
*dy-, di- = 2
*tri- = 3
*tetr(a)- = 4
*pent(a)- = 5
*hex(a)- = 6
*hept(a)- = 7
*oct(o)-, octa- = 8
*enne(a)- = 9
*dec(a)- = 10
*hecaton = 100
*chili(o) = 1000
== Sources ==
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