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*There are (including zero) 19 possible onsets, 21 possible nuclei and (including zero) 28 possible codas in the {{w|Hangul|written}} Korean language, resulting in '''11,172''' possible syllables. |
*There are (including zero) 19 possible onsets, 21 possible nuclei and (including zero) 28 possible codas in the {{w|Hangul|written}} Korean language, resulting in '''11,172''' possible syllables. |
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*In the {{w|German language}}, the number '''12,000''' is called “zwölftausend”. It is the largest number, whose German name {{w|Heterogram (literature)|contains different letters}}. |
*In the {{w|German language}}, the number '''12,000''' is called “zwölftausend”. It is the largest number, whose German name {{w|Heterogram (literature)|contains different letters}}. |
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+ | *There are '''17,576''' three-letter combinations formed from the {{w|ISO basic Latin alphabet}}. |
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*'''8,549,176,320''' not only contains every decimal (base 10) digit (0-9), but all the digits are placed in alphabetical order: |
*'''8,549,176,320''' not only contains every decimal (base 10) digit (0-9), but all the digits are placed in alphabetical order: |
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**8 = '''e'''ight, 5 = '''fi'''ve, 4 = '''fo'''ur, 9 = '''n'''ine, 1 = '''o'''ne, 7 = '''se'''ven, 6 = '''si'''x, 3 = '''th'''ree, 2 = '''tw'''o and 0 = '''z'''ero. |
**8 = '''e'''ight, 5 = '''fi'''ve, 4 = '''fo'''ur, 9 = '''n'''ine, 1 = '''o'''ne, 7 = '''se'''ven, 6 = '''si'''x, 3 = '''th'''ree, 2 = '''tw'''o and 0 = '''z'''ero. |
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This page contains numbers appearing in linguistics (including alphabet-related combinatorics).
List of numbers appearing in linguistics
- There are 26 letters in the Latin alphabet, and 26 in the Greek alphabet.
- The character limit in Twitter messages was 140, but it has now been increased to 280, except for CJK languages.
- There are 214 Kangxi radicals.
- There are 676 two-letter combinations formed from the ISO basic Latin alphabet.
- There are 702 one- and two-letter combinations formed from the ISO basic Latin alphabet; they are used in chemical element symbols and vehicle registration plates of Germany.
- There are (including zero) 19 possible onsets, 21 possible nuclei and (including zero) eight possible codas in the spoken Korean language, resulting in 3,192 possible syllables.
- There are (including zero) 19 possible onsets, 21 possible nuclei and (including zero) 28 possible codas in the written Korean language, resulting in 11,172 possible syllables.
- In the German language, the number 12,000 is called “zwölftausend”. It is the largest number, whose German name contains different letters.
- There are 17,576 three-letter combinations formed from the ISO basic Latin alphabet.
- 8,549,176,320 not only contains every decimal (base 10) digit (0-9), but all the digits are placed in alphabetical order:
- 8 = eight, 5 = five, 4 = four, 9 = nine, 1 = one, 7 = seven, 6 = six, 3 = three, 2 = two and 0 = zero.
- Its prime factorization is: 210 × 33 × 5 × 61,843.
- The following are numbers that satisfy this property in other languages:
Language(s) | Analogous number |
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Czech | 4,921,085,763 |
French | 5,289,476,310 |
German | 8,315,906,742 |
Greek (using Greek alphabet order) | 1,967,208,543 |
Italian, Portuguese | 5,298,467,310 |
Japanese (Romaji) | 5,819,726,340 |
Klingon (using English transliteration) | 2,896,407,513 |
Latin | 2,908,763,451 |
Polish | 4,291,857,630 |
Russian | 8,290,157,346 |
Spanish | 542,986,731 (zero is at the beginning here) |
Turkish | 6,519,428,037 |
- In any top-level domain, there are up to \(36 \times 37^{62}\) possible second-level domain names, but some correspond to illegal contents. This number is equal to 609,269,436,886,430,207,415,724,313,935,118,185,567,366,503,082,897,299,581,429,354,820,868,365,318,591,594,476,323,925,066,482,884.
Approximations in other notations
For 8,549,176,320:
Notation | Approximation |
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BEAF | \(\{10,10\}\) |
Fast-growing hierarchy | \(f_2(29)\) |
Hyper-E notation | \(8E9\) |
Factorial | \(14!\) |
Scientific notation | \(8.549176320 \times 10^9\) (exact) |
Hardy hierarchy | \(H_{\omega^2}(29)\) |