Roman Symbol [Ⅰ, Ⅱ, Ⅲ, Ⅳ, Ⅴ, Ⅵ, Ⅶ, Ⅷ, Ⅸ, Ⅹ]

Roman numerals, like I, V, X, L, C, D, and M, are symbols that the Romans used for counting and writing numbers.

If you using the list in your Website, App, presentation, or Social media then using the Roman Symbol will give a good user experience to the users.

Here is the complete list of Roman symbols with meaning:

Basic Roman Numerals

• Ⅰ – I (One)
• Ⅱ – II (Two)
• Ⅲ – III (Three)
• Ⅳ – IV (Four)
• Ⅴ – V (Five)
• Ⅵ – VI (Six)
• Ⅶ – VII (Seven)
• Ⅷ – VIII (Eight)
• Ⅸ – IX (Nine)
• Ⅹ – X (Ten)
• Ⅺ – XI (Eleven)
• Ⅻ – XII (Twelve)

Extended Roman Numerals: 50. Ⅼ – L (Fifty)

• Ⅽ – C (One Hundred)
• Ⅾ – D (Five Hundred)
• Ⅿ – M (One Thousand)

Lowercase Roman Numerals:

• ⅰ – i (One)
• ⅱ – ii (Two)
• ⅲ – iii (Three)
• ⅳ – iv (Four)
• ⅴ – v (Five)
• ⅵ – vi (Six)
• ⅶ – vii (Seven)
• ⅷ – viii (Eight)
• ⅸ – ix (Nine)
• ⅹ – x (Ten)
• ⅺ – xi (Eleven)
• ⅻ – xii (Twelve)

Large Roman Numerals: 1000. ↀ – M̅ (One Thousand)

• ↁ – D̅ (Five Thousand)
• ↂ – X̅ (Ten Thousand)