Numeral is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NUMERAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a symbol that expresses a number
• a figure, symbol, or group of figures or symbols denoting a number.
• a word expressing a number.
• word or symbol used to express a sum or quantity
• Of or pertaining to number; consisting of number or numerals.
• Expressing number; representing number; as, numeral letters or characters, as X or 10 for ten.
• A figure or character used to express a number; as, the Arabic numerals, 1, 2, 3, etc.; the Roman numerals, I, V, X, L, etc.
• a symbol used to represent a number
ADJECTIVE:
• according to number
• of or denoting a number.
• of or relating to or denoting numbers
• of, consisting of, or denoting a number

Words related to NUMERAL

numerally14 numerals10

Words that contain NUMERAL

numerals10 numerally14

How to use NUMERAL in a sentence

• He insisted that figures had personality, just as people have, and it was a favourite method of his to nickname his friends and pupils according to a numeral.
• Group beneath figure 6 all the letters designated by the numeral 6 in the numbering beneath the pictures.
• In one or two instances we do find Australian numeral scales which reach 10, and perhaps we may safely say 20.
• Nor, on the other hand, is the development of a numeral system an infallible index of mental power, or of any real approach toward civilization.
• This is, in fact, the universal method observed in the formation of any numeral scale, though the actual number of simple words may vary.
• The formation of numeral words shows at a glance the general method in which any number scale has been built up.
• In a few noteworthy instances, the words composing the numeral scale of a language have been carefully investigated and their original meanings accurately determined.
• But we have abundant evidence at hand to show that, universal as finger counting has been, finger origin for numeral words has by no means been universal.
• It often happens that the composition of numeral words is less easily understood, and the original meanings more difficult to recover, than in the examples already given.
• In the last chapter mention was made of the scanty numeral systems of the Australian tribes, but a single scale was alluded to as reaching the comparatively high limit of 20.
• In languages of rude construction and incomplete development the simple numeral scale is often found to end with 5, and all succeeding numerals to be formed from the first 5.
• In numeral scales where the formative process has been of the general nature just exhibited, irregularities of various kinds are of frequent occurrence.
• Similarly, the number of colours in a certain hide being five, the name for that hide was adopted as their next numeral.
• An old English nursery rhyme makes use of this association, only in a manner precisely the reverse of that which appears now and then in numeral terms.
• No more interesting contribution has ever been made to the literature of numeral nomenclature than that in which Dr.
• The inhabitants of these islands are so low in the scale of civilization that a definite numeral system of any kind is a source of some surprise.
• And, most striking and interesting of all, it was the method upon which were based the numeral systems of the highly civilized races of Mexico, Yucatan, and New Granada.
• Their scales are rude, and show great poverty, both in formation of numeral words and in the actual extent to which counting was carried.
• A symbol when understood is independent of language, and is as universally current as an Arabic numeral.
• Numeral character from the lower division of Plate XV, Manuscript Troano 343 373.
• The S is introduced to represent a numeral symbol different from the lines and dots and will be explained when reached in the course of the illustration.
• Here the red numeral is wanting, but a comparison of the numbers on the different plates and the order of the series make it evident that it should be XIII.
• In this case the red numeral over the day column is I.
• The next black numeral is partially obliterated, the remaining portion indicating 16, but it is apparent from the following red numeral that it should be 19.
• Moreover it is evident from the remaining numbers in the line that this red numeral should be II.
• The final red numeral is XIII, the same as that with which the series begins, and the sum of the black numbers, 9, 5, 1, 10, 6, 2, 11, 7, 3, 12, 8, 4, 13, is 91, a multiple of 13.
• This view appears to be confirmed by its use otherwise than as a numeral symbol at several points in the text of the Manuscript Troano.
• The numeral and the beat-note thus grouped constitute the measure-sign.
• Lastly, the Western Australian and the Kowrarega so closely agree in the use of the numeral two for the dual pronoun, that each applies it in the same manner.
• The numeral following each question refers to the paragraph of the text where the answer may be found, each paragraph being numbered to correspond.
• The compounds from 21 to 99 may be expressed either with the larger or the smaller numeral first.

Similar words containing NUMER without suffix al

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