(I)

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See also: Appendix: Variations of "i"

Latin

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Symbol

(I)

(numbers, archaic, historical) 1000 (“thousand”): Synonym of M (“mille”)

Alternative forms

Synonyms

(archaic) ⋈
DD, dd
M, m
(obsolete) (X), (x), Ⓧ, ⓧ, ⒳
(obsolete) ∞

Coordinate terms

(1) I, i
(1/12) 𐆑 (uncia)
(1,000,000) M̄, m̄, M̅, m̅, (M), (m), ⒨, Ⓜ, ⓜ
(10) X, x
(10,000) X̄, x̄, X̅, x̅, (X), (x), ⒳, Ⓧ, ⓧ
(100) C, c
(100,000) C̄, c̄, C̅, c̅, (C), (c), ⒞, Ⓒ, ⓒ
(5) V, v
(5,000) V̄, V̄, V̅, V̅, (V), (v), ⒱, Ⓥ, ⓥ
(50) L, l
(50,000) L̄, l̄, L̅, l̅, (L), (l), ⒧, Ⓛ, ⓛ
(500) D, d
(500,000) D̄, d̄, D̅, d̅, (D), (d), ⒟, Ⓓ, ⓓ

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