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Following is a comprehensive list of big numbers, showing each number’s name alongside its numerical value.
Name and Value |
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1 arab = 1.00000e+9 |
1 billion = 1.00000e+9 |
1 centillion = 1.00000e+303 |
1 crore = 1.00000e+7 |
1 decillion = 1.00000e+33 |
1 duodecillion = 1.00000e+39 |
1 duotrigintillion = 1.00000e+99 |
1 duovigintillion = 1.00000e+69 |
1 googol = 1.00000e+100 |
1 hundred = 100 |
1 kharab = 1.00000e+11 |
1 lakh = 100000 |
1 million = 1.00000e+6 |
1 nonagintillion = 1.00000e+273 |
1 nonillion = 1.00000e+30 |
1 novemvigintillion = 1.00000e+90 |
1 novendecillion = 1.00000e+60 |
1 noventrigintillion = 1.00000e+120 |
1 octillion = 1.00000e+27 |
1 octodecillion = 1.00000e+57 |
1 octogintillion = 1.00000e+243 |
1 octotrigintillion = 1.00000e+117 |
1 octovigintillion = 1.00000e+87 |
1 quadragintillion = 1.00000e+123 |
1 quadrillion = 1.00000e+15 |
1 quattuordecillion = 1.00000e+45 |
1 quattuortrigintillion = 1.00000e+105 |
Name and Value |
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1 quattuorvigintillion = 1.00e+75 |
1 quinquadecillion = 1.00e+48 |
1 quinquagintillion = 1.00e+153 |
1 quinquatrigintillion = 1.00e+108 |
1 quinquavigintillion = 1.00e+78 |
1 quintillion = 1.00e+18 |
1 sedecillion = 1.00e+51 |
1 septemvigintillion = 1.00e+84 |
1 septendecillion = 1.00e+54 |
1 septentrigintillion = 1.00e+114 |
1 septillion = 1.00e+24 |
1 septuagintillion = 1.00e+213 |
1 sestrigintillion = 1.00e+111 |
1 sesvigintillion = 1.00e+81 |
1 sexagintillion = 1.00e+183 |
1 sextillion = 1.00e+21 |
1 tens = 10 |
1 thousand = 1.00e+3 |
1 tredecillion = 1.00e+42 |
1 trestrigintillion = 1.00e+102 |
1 tresvigintillion = 1.00e+72 |
1 trigintillion = 1.00e+93 |
1 trillion = 1.00e+12 |
1 undecillion = 1.00e+36 |
1 untrigintillion = 1.00e+96 |
1 unvigintillion = 1.00e+66 |
1 vigintillion = 1.00e+63 |
The above list is a quick and reliable reference for exploring and memorizing the names of increasingly huge numbers. Perfect for education or general use, covering values from thousands and millions to quintillions and beyond.
You can clearly see that these giant numbers consist of a long string of zeroes following a 1. Some are incredibly very larger than familiar terms like million or billion—for example, a googol has 100 zeroes, making it vastly bigger than a billion, which has just 9.
Large numbers, such as million, billion, trillion, and so on, are used to represent large quantities, especially in fields like economics, science, and finance. These numbers are used to quantify large-scale measurements such as population sizes, national budgets, distances in space, and more. A million is represented as 1,000,000, while a billion is 1,000,000,000.
In summary, large numbers like million and billion are crucial for understanding and quantifying large-scale phenomena in economics, science, technology, and beyond. These numbers help to make sense of the vast quantities we encounter in our world and allow for better analysis and planning in various fields.