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Nambarada Roomaanka Template:لات waa nidaam tirinta oo loo alifay Rooma hore si loo qoro nambarada, waxaana lagu sii waday in laga isticmaalo Yurub ilaa qarniyadii dhexe ee dambe . Nambarada nidaamkan waxaa matalaya xarfaha alifbeetada Laatiinka. Isticmaalka casriga ah ee calaamadahan ayaa ka dhigaya toddobo calaamadood oo leh qiime go'an oo calaamad kasta ah. ^[1]

Waxay ku salaysan tahay muujinta tirooyin leh sawiro gaar ah oo markii hore ku salaysnaa in la sawiro tiro xariiqo toosan oo isku xiga.Tusaale ahaan: III waxa uu tilmaamayaa lambarka saddexaad. adag tahay in la tiriyo, waxay ahayd Tirooyinka qaarkood waxay leeyihiin sawiro kale, sidaas darteed waxay noqotay Tirada 1952 waxa loo qoray MCMLII, nambarka 487 waxa loo qoray CDLXXXVII, nambarka 4 waxa loo qoray IV, nambarka 6 waxa loo qoray VI. Ogow sida qorista tirooyinkani u dheer yihiin oo ay u horseeddo khaladaad, iyo qorista tiro badan oo iyaga oo isticmaalaya waxay ka kooban tahay tiro badan oo sawirro ah.

Waxaa la isku khilaafay in sawirada tirooyinkan ay yihiin xarfo tilmaamaya magacyada tirooyinkan, qaar baa sidaas leh oo caddaynaya in C iyo M ay u dhigmaan erayada Centum iyo Mille oo macneheedu yahay boqol iyo kun. halka koox kale ay aaminsan tahay in tani ay tahay shil saafi ah sababtoo ah tani ma khuseyso tirooyinka kale ee Roomaanka.Hawlgallada xisaabaadka caadiga ah ee maanta ayaa ah kuwo aan suurtagal ahayn iyadoo la isticmaalayo nambarada Roomaanka sababtoo ah maqnaanshaha tirooyinka.Si loo muujiyo tiro badan, xariiq sare ayaa la isticmaalaa, in la sawiro xarriiq ka sarreeya calaamadda macnaheedu waa in lagu dhufto 1000.

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↑ Gordon, Arthur E. (1982). Illustrated Introduction to Latin Epigraphy. Berkeley: University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-05079-7. Alphabetic symbols for larger numbers, such as Q for 500,000, have also been used to various degrees of standardization.

[1] Gordon, Arthur E. (1982). Illustrated Introduction to Latin Epigraphy. Berkeley: University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-05079-7. Alphabetic symbols for larger numbers, such as Q for 500,000, have also been used to various degrees of standardization.

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