| Type system |
|---|
| Non-positional |
| Number of characters |
| 60 |
| Places of origin |
| Asia |
| Date of occurrence |
| 4 000 B.C. |
Babylonian numeral system
Babylonian numeral system is a non-positional system. The number of symbols in the system is 60. They are presented in the form of a table, their quantitative value is written along the symbols. If you are going to learn or memorize numbers visually, the table with symbols can be printed and downloaded for free in PDF format, it will help you memorize them in a short time.
Babylonian numeral system non-positional: This means that all symbols are assigned a quantitative value in advance, and their value does not change by the position that the symbol occupies in the number.
Additional Information
In place of the number system, we offer additional information that will help you learn Babylonian numbers.
Symbols of the Babylonian numeral system
| Symbols | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 𒐕 | 1 |
| 𒐖 | 2 |
| 𒐈 | 3 |
| 𒐼 | 4 |
| 𒐊 | 5 |
| 𒐋 | 6 |
| 𒑂 | 7 |
| 𒑄 | 8 |
| 𒑆 | 9 |
| 𒌋 | 10 |
| 𒌋𒐕 | 11 |
| 𒌋𒐖 | 12 |
| 𒌋𒐈 | 13 |
| 𒌋𒐼 | 14 |
| 𒌋𒐊 | 15 |
| 𒌋𒐋 | 16 |
| 𒌋𒑂 | 17 |
| 𒌋𒑄 | 18 |
| 𒌋𒑆 | 19 |
| 𒑱 | 20 |
| 𒑱𒐕 | 21 |
| 𒑱𒐖 | 22 |
| 𒑱𒐈 | 23 |
| 𒑱𒐼 | 24 |
| 𒑱𒐊 | 25 |
| 𒑱𒐋 | 26 |
| 𒑱𒑂 | 27 |
| 𒑱𒑄 | 28 |
| 𒑱𒑆 | 29 |
| 𒌍 | 30 |
| 𒌍𒐕 | 31 |
| 𒌍𒐖 | 32 |
| 𒌍𒐈 | 33 |
| 𒌍𒐼 | 34 |
| 𒌍𒐊 | 35 |
| 𒌍𒐋 | 36 |
| 𒌍𒑂 | 37 |
| 𒌍𒑄 | 38 |
| 𒌍𒑆 | 39 |
| 𒑩 | 40 |
| 𒑩𒐕 | 41 |
| 𒑩𒐖 | 42 |
| 𒑩𒐈 | 43 |
| 𒑩𒐼 | 44 |
| 𒑩𒐊 | 45 |
| 𒑩𒐋 | 46 |
| 𒑩𒑂 | 47 |
| 𒑩𒑄 | 48 |
| 𒑩𒑆 | 49 |
| 𒑪 | 50 |
| 𒑪𒐕 | 51 |
| 𒑪𒐖 | 52 |
| 𒑪𒐈 | 53 |
| 𒑪𒐼 | 54 |
| 𒑪𒐊 | 55 |
| 𒑪𒐋 | 56 |
| 𒑪𒑂 | 57 |
| 𒑪𒑄 | 58 |
| 𒑪𒑆 | 59 |
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Glossary of terms
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- System: it is a method that is designed specifically for a specific purpose.
- Symbols: These are written characters that are used to convey information.