The phrase "a multitude, a million, a mischief" that might appear in a sentence, or perhaps show up in a poem or other creative work, makes explicit use of the literary device of alliteration. Alliteration is the combination of words that have similar sounds, whether at their start, middle, or end. In this case, the "m" in each word is being used alliteratively. The phrase is also an example of parallelism, with three nouns being placed next to each other with an indefinite article attached to each.
'Over a million', or 'a million plus' comes to mind...
million and letters
Thirty Million Letters was created in 1963.
The duration of Thirty Million Letters is 1800.0 seconds.
Thirty Million Letters - 1963 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
Proper???? You have a mixture of numbers and letters. Properly it is 4,000,000 ( numbers). or ' Four million' (words/letters).
i have million dollars in my house
One million, six hundred thousand.
Two million, five hundred thousand.
.Two point six four million
ten million, five hundred thousand 10,500,000
You wrote it out in a sentence just fine in your question. "five million dollars"