Firstly there was no such thing as 'Roman' a language, they spoke Latin and 10 in Latin is 'decem'.
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The Roman numeral for ten is X
Ten = V
The Roman Numeral system is considered a base ten system.
The root of the word December is Decem, which is the latin for the word ten. Interestingly this means the word December means tenth month, not twelfth month as is the words common usage today.
X
The Ten Tables where the first written Roman law code. They were compiled in 451 Bc and 450 BC.
X in Roman Numerals = TEN
Ikumi is the Kikuyu word for the English word ten.
December comes from the Latin word "decem," meaning ten. In the Roman calendar, which originally began in March, December was the tenth month of the year. It retained its name even after January and February were added to the calendar, shifting its position to the twelfth month.
romanImproved answer:X = 10
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