Roman Numbers Numerals Chart from 1 to 10,000

We have prepared a chart based on Roman Numerals from 1 to 10,000 for kids.  It contains 1 page. You can download the PDF below,

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Roman Numbers

The following is the textual roman numbers, so you can copy and use it in your own worksheet or PPT.

1 – I
11 – XI
30 – XXX
500 – D

2 – II
12 – XII
40 – XL
600 – DC

3 – III
13 – XIII
50 – L
700 – DCC

4 – IV
14 – XIV
60 – LX
800 – DCCC

5 – V
15 – XV
70 – LXX
900 – CM

6 – VI
16 – XVI
80 – LXXX
1000 – M

7 – VII
17 – XVII
90 – XC
2000 – MM

8 – VIII
18 – XVIII
100 – C
3000 – MMM

9 - IX
19 - XIX
200 - CC
4000 -  IV̅ (IV with a line over it)

10 – X
20 – XX
300 – CCC
5000 – V̅ (V with a line over it)

400 – CD
10000 – X̅ (X with a line over it)

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Writing 10,000 in Roman Numerals (X̅) in Microsoft Word

Using the Combining Overline Character (U+0305)

1. Type the Roman numeral base letter
   • For 10,000, type X.
   • For 50,000, type L.
   • For 100,000, type C, and so on.
2. Insert the Combining Overline
   • Immediately after the letter, type 0305.With your cursor just after the letter and before any space, press Alt + X.
   Example:
   • Type X0305, then press Alt + X → it turns into X̅.
3. Choose a font that renders well
   • Calibri works best — the overline sits neatly above the character.
   • Times New Roman and Arial Unicode MS also work, but spacing may vary slightly.
4. Result
   • X̅ = 10,000
   • L̅ = 50,000
   • C̅ = 100,000

How to type 10000 in Roman Numeral inside MS Word