Numeral Sets

**[Notice from Dozenalism: The work on this page is outdated and has not been edited/updated for a long time. For updated information about any of the symbol sets, please visit Numeralpedia.]**

This is a list of Numeral sets that are used in transdecimal bases.

For all the available icons, see this page.

* English Alphabet
* Pitman/Dwiggins Dozenals
* De Vlieger Argam
* Doz's old Base-24 Numerals
* GelipArgam/Geligram
* TOTArgam
* ThatGuy's "MBeargam" Numerals
* Old Alphanumerals
* TSRITW's "Recset" Numerals
* Cocoloconian Numeral Set
* Spacetime Numerals (G1)
* Spacetime Numerals (G2)
* Spacetime Numerals (G3)
* DavidMama1
* Klasky Vigit Numerals
* Card Numerals
* Sphinx
* Punchcar Chunky

## Using the English alphabet

Using the English alphabet for transdecimal numerals is commonly accepted.

NOTE: Spacetime's way of putting the English alphabet names in transdecimal bases is pronounced the same way as the English IPA.

## Pitman & Dwiggins Dozenal Numerals

 File:10.PNG |  | 10
 File:14.PNG |  | 11

Note that both sets use the same names.

## De Vlieger Argam Numeral Set

Has its own pages.

This table lists out the first 120 Argam, which are available as icons for this wiki. A red background indicates that the number is prime.

For De Vlieger's Argam Sketchbooks, see this page and this page from the Vinci LLC site.

For the explanation of Argam (e.g. How numerals are composed), see this page.

For Dozenalism's Valerian Argam-Kinsevoctove (First 2,520 Argam), see this page. Work in progress.

### Dozenalism's old "Hillarian" Cadexal (Base-24) numerals

Generation 2

(and Hillarian is named after someone I know personally not Clinton or anyone famous)

Digit-12 comes from the Argam Zen.
Digit-14 comes from a looped up 7, and a flipped dek, as 10+14=24
Digit-15 comes from the Argam Trick, and also a flipped 9 as 15+9=24. This numeral used to be a combination of 3 and 5.
Digit-16 comes from a turned 4, for the square of 4
Digit-17 comes from a flipped 7, as 17+7=24
Digit-18 comes from flipped 6, as 18+6=24, and also for a multiple of 6 and 9
Digit-19 comes from a flipped 5, as 19+5=24
Digit-20 comes from a looped up Dek, and also a mutated 8 for 20 = 8 (mod 12)
Digit-21 comes from a combination of 3 and 7, which also resembles a flipped 3, for 21+3=24. The numeral was later simplified to just be a flipped 3.
Digit-22 comes from a combination of 2 and lev, later smoothened to a turned 2, which could also come from 22+2=24

### Gelip25/Gelip1234's Numeral Set

Gelip's numeral set, also known as "GelipArgam" or "Geligram", is a numeral set created by Gelip1234 used in transdecimal bases for digits larger than 10.)

Please note, the digits below are outdated; Gelip's new digits can be found here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/550616475/

Gelip25's first 104 digits of Geligram.Gelip25's next 10 digits from 105 to 114. (Note that 107, 109, and 113 have new names.)Gelip25's next 20 digits from 115 to 134.From 136 to 147.The long awaited Digit 135.

To predict a number name:

1. Split the number (e.g. 252) into some multiples. (2 x 3 x 6 x 7) This is literally the same as argam name predicting.
2. Round some of the multiples up. (You can do 6 x 42, or you can do 12 x 21.)
3. Find the designated name of the multiple results smoothen them as much as possible, and there you have it! (Dozetreven, or Hexatribeven (42 comes with a lot of names.)

### ThatGuy30722's "MBeargam" Numeral Set

The symbols I made are based on many Argam-esque logics, such as "holes" and factors.

The name MBeargam is a portmanteau of MBear (my Scratch name) and Argam.

Also, these might change. A LOT.

### Dozenalism's "Alphanumerals" Numeral Set

\*\*Note 1: The image is made low-res on purpose to prevent theft.

\*\*Note 2: I do not use this set, but I'm aware quite a number of you here like using letters as transdecimal digits.

### TSRITW's Numeral Set (Recset)

This numeral set has been updated several times, to remove (or at least decrease) decimalcentrism and "Argamify" it.

Digits 10~35 are derived from the English alphabet, composite digits from 36~119 from its factors (like Argam), prime numbers arbitrary.

### Cocoloconian Numeral Set

Originated from a MyWhyU video. Can be seen here.

### SpacetimeDoesAThing87's Numeral Set (Generation 1)

(AKA The digits nobody has ever heard except now)

(This is also known as "STDTA")

\*\*Most digits (starting from digit 13) have changed their names since Spacetime wanted more uniqueness. Some of the new names originate from different languages such as Latin or Greek.

### Spacetime's Numeral Set (Generation 2)

Numerals Nuth-Dec. The rest is still unknown, as this is just a teaser.Another teaser. Credit to De Vlieger for some of the digits.

### Spacetime's Numeral Set (Generation 3)

DecAlzhaDoeBytaSivteTripiqQuattGemoBenovictDalto
#### Names for 0-51:

1 - Une; comes from *un*, a prefix for one.
2 - Seco; comes from *second*.
3 - Trip; comes from *triple*.
4 - Car; comes from French '*carré*' meaning square. (no it doesn't come from car you crackhead-)
4 (alternate) - Secint (pronounced Se-kin); Seco + int (square prefix)
5 - Kynt; comes from *Quint*, a word for five.
6 - Hex; comes from *Hex* (duh), a prefix for 6.
7- Supta; comes from *Sept*, a word for seven.
8 - Octo; Y'know.
9 - Nov; Comes from Portuguese '*Nove*', meaning nine.
10 - Dec; comes from Argam.
11 - Alzha; mutation of the greek letter alpha.
12 - Doe; comes from Dozenal 'Do'.
13 - Byta; comes from beta.
14 - Sivte; Seco + [v] + Supt[e]
15 - Tripiq; Trip + [i] + q (as in the argam digit trick, which the ck means five)
16 - Quatt; comes from Latin for Car (four).
16 (alternate) - Carint; Car (4) + int (square prefix)
17 - Gemo; greek.
18 - Benovict; mutated version of nov (Nine) + B[e] (two)
19 - Dalto; same as 17
20 - Sec; Seco times Dec (ten)
21 - Tripita; Trip + [i] + ~~Sup~~ta
22 - Sel; Seco times El
23 - Eico; is a simplified version of the Generation 1 Twenty-Three name 'Eikosia'.
24 - Sou; Seco times Do[u]
25 - Quipenta; a combination of quint and penta, both meaning five.
26 - Sirt; Seco times Thi[rt]
27 - Tripinov; Trip + [i] + Nov
28 - Carpta; Argam.
29 - Quizec; comes from Dozenal. As 29 in Dozenal is 25.
30 - Hexco; 6x5
31 - Hallo; comes from Halloween.
32 - Sint; Seco ^ Kynt
33 - Tripiel; Trip + [i] + El
34 - Sekse; Se[k] + Se[se]
35 - Kypta; Kynt + Supta
36 - Hexint; Hex (6) + int (square prefix)
37 - Tempa; comes from tempature
38 - Soci; Seco + Noci
39 - Tripir; Trip + [i] + Thi[r]
40 - Kher; A mutated version of 'Car' (four)
41 - Luma; Argam.
42 - Suptex; [Supt]a + Hex
43 - Vyl; a mutated version of 'Vill' from Argam.
44 - Carel; Car + El
45 - Nont; Nov + Kynt
46 - Dena; comes from DNA.
47 - Sille; comes from silver.
48 - Octex; Octo + Hex
49 - Suvint; Supta + [v] + int
50 - Kyniquin; an alternate way of saying 'Quipenta', as 25 x 2 = 50

#### Notes

* The G2 font was cancelled since it looked ugly, now he just uses the NB numberling 'font'. Unlike TOT, where he traces it from the original, he actually just tooks it from the NB wiki.

### Klasky1's "Vigit" Numeral Set

Digits 0-79Digit 80Digits 81-90Digits 91-100Digit 101Digits 102-110Digits 111-120

### Tetradecimal Playing Card Numerals

 +7

\*\*Alternates for Digit-10 "dek":  dek,  ten (Used by Punchcar63)

Special Icons:  dek (in red),  diamonds,  clubs,  hearts,  spades, and  the joker.