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Old Number system of Souderish, for fun

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Menu 1. How are numbers displayed in Souderish 2. Numbers to 999 3. Numbers Above 999 4. Numbers Above 999999 5. Numbers above 999999999 6. Numbers in range 0 to 1

[edit] [top]How are numbers displayed in Souderish

Numbers in souderish are shown a very simmilar way they are in Greek and Gothic. By using letters as amounts and adding them together!

[edit] [top]Numbers to 999

Here is how the basic numbers work... Numbers are read from right to left, from smaller to bigger.

-HDN-

To indicate the number, you surround three captials letters in dots or a dash
H being Hundered (100,200...900)
D being Decade (10,20...90)
N being Number(1,2...9)
An overline/underline adds 3 zeros (A = 1000)
A line seperating 2 6s of numbers (A\ = 1000000)
These do stack and go in order of Overline, Line, Overline, Line...

Example
1 = -A-
40 = -M-
81 = -PA-
100 = -R-
152 = -RNB-
586 = -FPQ-

[edit] [top]Numbers Above 999

To indicate you are writing in thousands, you write an overline, or an underline above the letter to indicate a thousand.

1875 = -AOUE-
27181 = -KZRPI-
981258 = -ÐPISNH-

[edit] [top]Numbers Above 999999

You seperate the millions with a line.

1875000 = -A\OUE-
27181000 = -KZ\RPI-
981258000 = -ÐPI\SNH-

[edit] [top]Numbers above 999999999

These are the last numbers I will demonstrate. What you do is what you did with thousands, you underline the millions.

1875000000 = -AOUE\-
2147483647 = -BRMZ\WPGXMZ-
27181000000 = -KZRPI\-
981258000000 = -ÐPISNH\-

[edit] [top]Numbers in range 0 to 1

Decimals are written as miniscule letters, they are written at the very end of a number, seperated by a decimal point ( "," or ".") and function pretty much the same, with ' being the seperator for six zeros and the value indicators (under/overlines and seperators) are written left to right, instead of right to left, as they in this case indicate more zeros behind the decimal mark. Zeros behind a number become flipped and indicate how many zeros there are infront of the decimal. (ex. w = 0,004; i = 0,01; b = 0,2)

-,ndhndh'ndhndh-
n is a tenth
d is a hundredth
h is a thousandth
0,5 = -,e-
0,2147483647 = -,biwzmo'wjgz-
2147483647,2147483647 = -BRMZ\WPGXMZ,biwzmo'wjgz- ✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article

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