Nomenclature for Numbers

This page lists of names of numbers in different bases (All in English unless specified). Feel free to add different naming schemes/systems

## Dozenalism's Naming Scheme (Based on De Vlieger Argam)

Numbers below the base: Refer to the argam names
10 (the base) = Oneta (This is NOT decimal "Ten") (Except Base 20 "Score", Base 60 "Shock" and Base 120 "Hund")
11 = Oneta-One ("Ark" for base 60)
12 = Oneta-Two (or Twoteen)
13 = Oneta-Three (or Thirteen) and so on
20 = Twenta
30 = Thirta and so on
100 = Oneam (Some people use Onend - That's also acceptable)
101 = Oneam and One
110 = Oneam Oneta
111 = Oneam Oneta-One
200 = Twentam
300 = Thirtam
and so on.
1000 = Oney (Pronounced One-Neigh NOT One-Nee)
2000 = Tweney
10000 = Oneiad
100 000 = Onelakh
1 000 000 = One Million
10 000 000 = Oneta Million
...
1 000 000 000 000 = One billion (similar to the long scale)

Example:
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Fosta Sull

. (3 digits before decimal point, 1 after)
Exovam Kinelta Sevoct point Trax

    .
Clore Billion
Arklakh Kaleiad Calney Scandam Tita Van Million
Cromlakh Mangiad Ferrney Cobeam Nickta Cupe

\*\*Cool idea for Base-14

Digits - 0A23456789JQK

## TSRITW's Naming Schemes

He has an entire blog post full of them. Click here.

## Multiversalis87's Naming Schemes

Unary:

1 = Une
11 = Une-Une
111 = Une-Une-Une

Binary:

1 = one
10 = Bina
11 = Bina-One
100 = One Bindred
101 = One Bindred and one
110 = One Bindred and Bina
111 = One Bindred and Bina-One

Ternary:

2 = two
10 = Ter
11 = Ter-one
12 = Ter-two
20 = Trenty
21 = Trenty-One
22 = Trenty-Two
100 = One Terdred
101 = One Terdred and one
102 = One Terdred and two
110 = One Terdred and Ter
111 = One Terdred and Ter-One
112 = One Terdred and Ter-Two
120 = One Terdred and Trenty
121 = One Terdred and Trenty-One
122 = One Terdred and Trenty-Two
200 = Two Terdred

Quaternary:

2 = two
3 = three
10 = Quaten
11 = Quaten-One
12 = Quaten-Two
13 = Quaten-Three
20 = Twequad
21 = Twequad-One
22 = Twequad-Two
23 = Twequad-Three
30 = Thirquad
100 = One Quadred
200 = Two Quadred
300 = Three Quadred

Quinary:

2 = two
3 = three
4 = four
10 = Quen
11 = Quen-One
12 = Quen-Two
13 = Quen-Three
14 = Quen-Four
20 = Twequin
30 = Thirquin
40 = Forquin
100 = One Qundred
200 = Two Qundred
300 = Three Qundred
400 = Four Qundred

Senary:

2 = two
3 = three
4 = four
5 = five
10 = Sen
11 = Sen-One
12 = Sen-Two
13 = Sen-Three
14 = Sen-Four
15 = Sen-Five
20 = Twese
30 = Thirse
40 = Forse
50 = Fifse
100 = One Sundred
200 = Two Sundred
300 = Three Sundred
400 = Four Sundred
500 = Five Sundred

## Gelip25's Renaming Scheme (Also based on Argam, but Gelip25's own digits.)

(These are for bases that are bigger than 36).

Gelip's first 104 digits.

E: El
[Digit 12]: Do
[Digit 13]: Tri
[Digit 14]: Beven
[Digit 15]: Trive
[Digit 16]: Quadent
[Digit 17]: Sep
[Digit 18]: Bine (name came from argram 18, Dine)
[Digit 19]: Non
[Digit 20]: Bidek
[Digit 21]: Treven
[Digit 22]: Bel
[Digit 23]: Flon
[Digit 24]: Quadhex
[Digit 25]: Quintent
[Digit 26]: Dutri
[Digit 27]: Enneatri
[Digit 28]: Quadeven
[Digit 29]: Nove
[Digit 30]: Tridek
[Digit 31]: Suff
[Digit 32]: Quadoct
[Digit 33]: Trel
[Digit 34]: Dusep
[Digit 35]: Penteven
[Digit 36]: Hexent
[Digit 37]: Mell
[Digit 38]: Dunon
[Digit 39]: Tripletri (pronounced TRIP-leh-tri)
[Digit 40]: Quaddek
[Digit 41]: Luff
[Digit 42]: Hexeven
[Digit 43]: Sift
[Digit 44]: Quadel
[Digit 45]: Pentanon
[Digit 46]: Duflon
[Digit 47]: Foll
[Digit 48]: Octex
[Digit 49]: Septent
[Digit 50]: Pentek
[Digit 51]: Trep
[Digit 52]: Quattri
[Digit 53]: Sen
[Digit 54]: Tribine
[Digit 55]: Pentel
[Digit 56]: Septoct
[Digit 57]: Trona
[Digit 58]: Dove
[Digit 59]: Clip
[Digit 60]: Hexek
[Digit 61]: Akon
[Digit 62]: Duff
[Digit 63]: Septove
[Digit 64]: Octent/Quadont (Argam 1,000 is named dessont, and I (gelip) thought the suffix -ont meant cubed, since 10 cubed is 1,000
[Digit 65]: Pentri
[Digit 66]: Hexel
[Digit 67]: Pot (argam 67 is named Kale, from kallium, the former name of potassium, so why not use the other name?)
[Digit 68]: Quadsep
[Digit 69]: Tron
[Digit 70]: Heptek

[Digit 71]: Kalsy
[Digit 72]: Nonoct
[Digit 73]: Scat
[Digit 74]: Dumell
[Digit 75]: Triquintent
[Digit 76]: Quadnon
[Digit 77]: Septel
[Digit 78]: Hextri
[Digit 79]: Till
[Digit 80]: Octek
[Digit 81]: Nonent
[Digit 82]: Duff
[Digit 83]: Virt
[Digir 84]: Septdo
[Digit 85]: Pentsep
[Digit 86]: Dift
[Digit 87]: Trove
[Digit 88]: Octel
[Digit 89]: Fibochromacci (a mix of Fibonacci and Chromium)
[Digit 90]: Nonadek
[Digit 91]: Septri
[Digit 92]: Quadflon
[Digit 93]: Truff
[Digit 94]: Dufoll
[Digit 95]: Nonpent
[Digit 96]: Quadentex
[Digit 97]: Mitt
[Digit 98]: Septbeven
[Digit 99]: Nonel
[Digit 100]: Dekent
[Digit 101]: Irun
[Digit 102]: Hexep
[Digit 110]: Elek
[Digit 111]: Trun
[Digit 117]: Nontri
[Digit 120]: Dodek
[Digit 121]: Elent
[Digit 130]: Dektri
[Digit 140]: Bevenek
[Digit 144]: Dodent
[Digit 147]: Septreven

Now for the digits that don't have symbols from the symbol list.
[Digit 150]: Trivek
[Digit 160]: Quadentek
[Digit 170]: Sepek
[Digit 180]: Binek
[Digit 190]: Nonek
[Digit 200]: Dudekent
[Digit 210]: Trevek/Trevenek
[Digit 220]: Belek
[Digit 230]: Flonek
...you get the point.
[Digit 300]: Tridekent
[Digit 400]: Quadekent
And so on.
[Digit 1,000]: Dekont

PRIME DUMP!
2 to 101: You saw these already.
[Digit 103]: Cabal
[Digit 107]: Nall
[Digit 109]: Copp
[Digit 113]: Zan
[Digit 127]: Gild
[Digit 131]: Germa
[Digit 137]: Arnic
[Digit 139]: Sillinum
And so on.
[Digit 647]: Ogan (from oganesson, 118th element of the periodic table)
The bigger primes are named after my fanmade periodic table element names.
[Digit 653]: Jupe (Jupitium)

## Klasky1's Naming Scheme

11: El
12: Dozz
13: Tranli
14: Foto (The name was gonna be fote, but it was changed because he doesn't wanna be exposed by the ones who think that he copied totagram)
15: Fif
16: Seg
17: Sepo
18: Octeen
19: Nineen
20: Dok
21: Tresa
22: Doll
23: So
24: Orange
25: Squr
26: Alpha
27: Cuber
28: Tro
29: Mock
30: Trio
31: Tribe
32: Cone
33: Tool
34: Trap
35: Sap
36: Heex
37: Water
38: What
39: Yeu
40: Quadro
41: Raid
42: Uni
43: Prim
44: Quoz
45: Quas
46: Slapha
47: Beta
48: Feta
49: Weir
50: Quinto
51: Are
52: Neso
53: Ness
54: Loga
55: Quell
56: Bio
57: Rep
58: Lot
59: Lan
60: Hexo
Klasky1 extended it to make it just like agram, Starting from 61.
Prefixes:
Bi- (2)
Tri-, Tr-, Tro-, Trin- (3)
Quadr-, Quad- (4)
Quint-, Quin- (5)
Hex- (6)
Hep-, Hept- (7)
Oct- (8)
Nov- (9)
-o (10)
-tell (11)
doz- (12)
thi- (13)
fot- (14)
fif- (15)
se- (16)
sep- (17)
ni- (19)
so- (23)
moc- (29)
-ent (^2)
For the rest of the primes:
61 = Pont
67 = Yep
71 = Natto
73 = Twi
79 = Lome
83 = Yan
89 = Lar
97 = Iso
101 = Latto
103 = Natto
107 = Neer
109 = Lok
113 = Sena
For 120, It uses "Hund"
Examples:
75 = Trisqur
64 = Eightent
66 = Hextell
110 = Ello
62 = Bibe
93 = Trobe
84 = Trino
112 = Quado

## Atand&treturnsagainyour's Numeral Names

Zero one two three four five six seven eight nine dess ell zen thise zeff trick tess zote dine ax score expl duosport scieno rectino squarego hextego heptego octego nonvigebo trigo untrigo duotrigo tretrigo tetratrigo pentatrigo hexatrigo heptatrigo octatrigo novatrigo quadelo geheden heptsix setiwen seoll tretrick biflore teino exont effent pentadess inteill quadthise sull exove dessstepo octseven triax deve clore metock (digits 0-60)

## HateMasterTenn's Naming Scheme

2: Dia
3: Tria
4: Tetr
5: Pent
6: Hex
7: Hept
8: Oct
9: Enne
10: Dek
11: El
12: Doz
13: Trez
14: Catorz
15: Quinz
16: Tess
17: Quindoz
18: Dienne
19: Septendoz
20: Tetrent
21: Trihept
22: Diel
23: Elpindoz
24: Tetrex
25: Pentent
26: Ditrez
27: Trienne
28: Tetrept
29: Quinvigint
30: Pentex
31: Septenvigint
32: Dent
33: Triel

### Updated Version

2: Two (is called Bin in Base-2)
3: Three (is called Tern in Base-3)
4: Four (is called Quatern in Base-4)
5: Five (is called Quin in Base-5)
6: Six (is called Sen in Base-6)
7: Seven (is called Septen in Base-7)
8: Eight (is called Oct in Base-8)
9: Nine (is called Non in Base-9)
10: Ten (is called Decim in Base-16 but it’s usually called Ten)
11: Undecim (is called Onze(n) in Base-12)
12: Duodecim (is called Doze(n) in Base-12)
13: Tridecim (is rarely called Treze(n) in Base-13, Base-14 and Base-15)
14: Tetradecim (is rarely called Catorze(n) in Base-14 and Base-15)
15: Pentadecim (is rarely called Quinze(n) in Base-15)

## Yyle's Tallymann digits

11: Hash - based out of Hashtag.
12: Zell - based out of Zen and Dell.
13: Zeck - based out of 10 and Dek.
Note: 13 was originally Nuc, as in nuclear, but I don't want that.
14: Sole
Note Again: 14 was originally named Man, as in man-scolding, but no.
15: Code

### Extended Tallyman digits

17: Lum - after one of my short lived youtube channel names
18: ??? - I forgot 18's digit.
19: Hook - after well, a hook!

## HateMasterTenn’s Version of Argam

(generating names will be created on my blog posts)

1: One
2: Two
3: Three
4: Four
5: Five
6: Six
7: Seven
8: Eight
9: Nine
10: Dek
11: El
12: Doz
13: Tris
14: Zept
15: Tripent (might change)
16: Tesseris
17: Iris
18: Dienn (might change)
19: Flora
20: Icos
21: Trihept (might change)
22: Del
23: Metis
24: Tetrex
25: Pentetragono
26: Ditris
27: Trienn (might change)
28: Tetrept
29: Hygiea
30: Penthex
31: Parthenope
32: Twive
33: Trel
34: Diris
35: Penthept
36: Hextetragono
37: Victoria
38: Diora
39: Tritris
40: Pentokt
41: Egeria
42: Hexhept
43: Irene
44: Tetrel
45: Pentenn
46: Dimetis
47: Eunomia
48: Hexokt
49: Heptetragono
50: Pentacont
51: Triris
52: Tetris
53: Psyche
54: Hexenn
55: Pentel
56: Heptokt
57: Triora
58: Dygiea
59: Thetis