Numbers
Roman Numeral Symbols
Copy encoded Roman numeral characters in uppercase and lowercase forms, including larger historic values.
35 symbols
Select a symbol to copy it. Select its name for Unicode, HTML, CSS, and hexadecimal codes.
- Roman Numeral Eight details
- Roman Numeral Eleven details
- Roman Numeral Fifty details
- Roman Numeral Five details
- Roman Numeral Five Hundred details
- Roman Numeral Five Thousand details
- Roman Numeral Four details
- Roman Numeral Nine details
- Roman Numeral One details
- Roman Numeral One Hundred details
- Roman Numeral One Thousand details
- Roman Numeral One Thousand C D details
- Roman Numeral Seven details
- Roman Numeral Six details
- Roman Numeral Ten details
- Roman Numeral Ten Thousand details
- Roman Numeral Three details
- Roman Numeral Twelve details
- Roman Numeral Two details
- Small Roman Numeral Eight details
- Small Roman Numeral Eleven details
- Small Roman Numeral Fifty details
- Small Roman Numeral Five details
- Small Roman Numeral Five Hundred details
- Small Roman Numeral Four details
- Small Roman Numeral Nine details
- Small Roman Numeral One details
- Small Roman Numeral One Hundred details
- Small Roman Numeral One Thousand details
- Small Roman Numeral Seven details
- Small Roman Numeral Six details
- Small Roman Numeral Ten details
- Small Roman Numeral Three details
- Small Roman Numeral Twelve details
- Small Roman Numeral Two details
Roman numeral characters or ordinary letters
Unicode includes dedicated Roman numeral characters, but ordinary letters such as I, V and X are often the better choice for editable text. Dedicated forms are useful when reproducing a source or preserving a compact single character.
Roman numeral conventions can represent values beyond the characters in this collection. Use structured text or specialist notation when bars, subtraction rules or historical variants must be interpreted precisely.