Re: The Sand Reckoner in Your ‘Langs
From: | Mechthild Czapp <0zu149@...> |
Date: | Monday, April 6, 2009, 2:16 |
Hejida,
>
> Questions:
> How do you name very-large numbers in your conlangs and natlangs?
> For as many of the following three lists of ten numbers as you like, how,
> in
> your ‘langs, do you say them?
>
Rejistanian actually has to systems: The official one uses the short scale and
vaguely American sounding names. The informal one stems from the various
inflations, Rejistania experienced. It is a reference to whoever the rejistanis
saw especially responsible for the mess their lil'kansu (or earlier veshinte) was
in. Thus:
10^6 == miliju == jeo
10^8 == milijury == hilak (irregular)
10^9 == iviliju == sykansu
10^12 == teriliju == jetveran
and so on.
The highest informal would be 10^22 or K~hono even though that is a reference to
Gideon Gono from real life.
I hope this helps.
Va'il veka!
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