Obviously "large numbers"
Numbers in order: Unus Duos Tres Quator Quinque Sex Septem Octo Novem Decem Centum - 100 Mille - Million
Feminine names-Ciara (dark eyes/hair)Masculine names-Ciarán (dark eyes/hair)Dougal (dark stranger)Another answer:A large class of Irish names derives from colors and 'black' is represented by ciar, dub, gorm and temen in Old Irish. Some surnames contain these words:Kieran, Duffy, Gorman, Tynan for example.
"une vache" (feminine noun) means "a cow" in English. Use the word only for that specific animal, not for the females of large animals (elephants, whales, etc..) which all have their specific names in French.
Male names: Erdor, Llewelyn, Lanolar, Lanowyn Female names: Arowyn, Eleny, Terawyn Last names: Leafspinner, Everbloom, Woodsong
It doesnt matter how names are old or new.It is not based whether it is a nice name or not. All of us have our own names. Nobody has the right to judge someones names. Our parents gave us our names,and our parents will not give us our names if it is ugly or not presentable. It doesnt matter if our names are nice or not it depends on our attitudes, even if our names are ugly,but we are kind and good,it is okay. And we should not be ashamed of what our names are. That's my opinion,and I think its true. Be confident of our names!! Aim high!
Schools do not have to have numbers, some just have names. In very large cities, it is sometimes convenient to number schools for administrative purposes.
Quadrillion comes after trillion. You can review the list, below, and discover all the names of large numbers up to the family of googolplex numbers.
An INS (Internet Name Server) supplies names and numbers to computers on the internet. Large ISP's (Internet Service Providers) like Charter, Comcast, Road Runner & SBC own the INS's. The names and numbers are controlled by ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names & Numbers).
The English names for large numbers are come from the Latin names for small numbers n by adding the ending -llionsuggested by the name "million."mi-llion MillionBi-llion BillionTri-illio TrillionSo MILLION is Latin.
Yes, domain names can have numbers in them.
The different names for Numbers are defined as Natural numbers, whole numbers , real numbers, decimal numbers, integers, rational numbers and irrational numbers.
Hundred googolplexian and one! There is no end to the list of integers; we don't have names for very large numbers - practically, there are very approximately 1040 atoms in the universe - less than half a google - so there isn't much call for very large numbers outside of mathematics.
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because they needed names
Words ending in the sound "-illion", most commonly zillion, jillion, and gazillion are often used as fictitious names for an unspecified, large number by analogy to names of large numbers such as million, billion and trillion. Their size is dependent upon the context, but can typically be considered large enough to be unfathomable.
See related link for names of Large Numbers. Here are some: 1012 trillion 1015 quadrillion 1018 quintillion 1021 sextillion 1024 septillion
The names of the streets in Brazil are large and difficult to pronounce names when you are abroad, unlike some countries that the streets identified by numbers and sound direction