Writing word forms of numbers

Word form is one way in which the concept of numbers can be written. Other forms include standard and expanded form. Word form involves expressing numbers using words rather than numerals. Below are a few examples of numbers written in word form.

  • The word form for 14 is fourteen.
  • The word form for is one half.
  • The word form for 5.6 is five and six tenths. Note that the decimal point is read as «and.»
  • The word form for 2,010 is two thousand ten.
  • The word form for 1,000,000 is one million.

How to write numbers in word form

We can write all types of numbers, such as integers, fractions, and decimal numbers, in word form.

Integers

Recall that integers are the set of all positive and negative whole numbers including 0. For the smaller numbers, like 1-20 we just need to remember what the numbers are called.

1-20
1 — one 11 — eleven
2 — two 12 — twelve
3 — three 13 — thirteen
4 — four 14 — fourteen
5 — five 15 — fifteen
6 — six 16 — sixteen
7 — seven 17 — seventeen
8 — eight 18 — eighteen
9 — nine 19 — nineteen
10 — ten 20 — twenty

Note that any negative number is written in word form in the same way except that the word «negative» is written in front. Once we know how to write each of the above numbers in word form, the next step is to remember what every 10 numbers is referred to:

10 — ten
20 — twenty
30 — thirty
40 — forty
50 — fifty
60 — sixty
70 — seventy
80 — eighty
90 — ninety

Numbers that include both tens and ones are hyphenated. For example, 21 is written as twenty-one, 39 is written as thirty-nine, and so on.

Writing larger numbers in word form requires an understanding of place value and periods. Below is a figure showing the place values and periods through the billions.

The numbers described above fall within the ones period and involve ones, tens, and hundreds. The next period is the thousands, which also includes ones (thousand), tens (ten thousand), and hundreds (hundred thousands). This pattern continues for all the larger numbers (the smaller ones as well, if there are decimal places). To write a given number in word form, identify the largest place value, write each number as we would in the ones place based on hundreds, tens, and ones, then write which period the digits fit into, whether it be millions, thousands, etc., but excluding the ones. Repeat this process from left to right.

Example

Use the place value chart to write the following number in word form.

There are 4 periods in the above number: billions, millions, thousands, and ones. We can separate each period with commas, as we would with numerals. Write out the word form of the three digits in each period, then add the respective period name after each, except for the ones period. Attempt this before reading the solution below.

The word form of the above number is:

Two hundred forty-nine billion, five hundred fifty-one million, six hundred seventy-two thousand, four hundred eighty-six.

Decimal numbers

Decimal numbers are written in word form in a similar way as integers. One key difference is the addition of the decimal point, which is written as «and.» The numbers after the decimal point are written in the same way as any integer, except that the last digit in the number is hyphenated, and the place value of the digit is written after the hyphen. For example, the decimal number 123.123 is written in word form as «One hundred twenty-three and one hundred twenty-three-thousandths.»

The table below shows the name of each place based on the place value of the number 1:

Decimal Place value
0.1 tenths
0.01 hundredths
0.001 thousandths
0.0001 ten-thousandths
0.00001 hundred-thousandths
0.000001 millionths
0.0000001 ten-millionth
0.00000001 hundred-millionth
0.000000001 billionth

Thus, to write any decimal number:

  • Write the word form of the number to the left of the decimal point first, then the word form of the number to the right.
  • Hyphenate the last word in the word form of the number to the right of the decimal point.
  • Write the place value of the last digit after the hyphen.

Fractions

The rules for writing fractions in word form are not as consistent as those for writing a decimal number, so instead of set rules, below are a few examples of the word forms of various fractions, as well as some general rules that apply to many fractions.

Generally, aside from exceptions, such as the word form of ½ being «one half» not «one second,» the rules below can be used to write the word form of most fractions.

  1. Write the word form of the integer in the numerator.
  2. Write the denominator in its ordinal number form.

Number words are the alphabetical form of numbers. As the name suggests, these are numbers written in words. Word form is writing the numerical/number as you would say it in words.

‘Number words’ or ‘number names’ are simply the names assigned to numbers so that we can identify each number uniquely. When we talk about “math,” what is the first thing that comes to your mind? Numbers! Are you aware that numbers also have names called number names? Yes, like everything else in the world, numbers have names. Let us know the number name definition and the rules to write them.

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Number Words: Definition  

A number word or number name is a way to express numbers in their word form. We can express numbers using their number name form. The spelling of numbers in English is something we should focus on while writing the numbers in word form.  

For example, we can write 1 as “one.” So, the number name for 1 is “one.” 

Similarly, we can express the number 2 as “two” in its word form. 

The number 3 as “three” in its word form, and so on.

Number names chart

For example:

1 to 10 number words

With the help of the number words from one to ten, we can make number words of higher value.

It is important to learn every number word from One to Twenty to learn other number words. Also, the number words from eleven to twenty are very different from other number words.

11 to 20 number words

After learning the number words up to twenty, it is important to learn the number words such as thirty, forty, fifty, sixty until hundred. 

number words examples

Once you know these number words, it is easy to make number words for higher value numbers.

For example:

number words for higher value numbers

The above two number words are made from learning the basic number words from one to ten, and the number words for tens value, like sixty, seventy and eighty.

As the numbers increase in value and become larger with three, four, five, six, seven and more digits, the names start to change.

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Rules to Write Numbers in Word Form

While writing numbers in their number words form, we have to follow certain rules. These rules are as follows:

Rule 1

Always consider place values while writing numbers in the word form.

For example, the digit 2 at the ones place is read as 2. The same digit at the tens place has the value “twenty.” So, 22 can be written as “twenty-two.”

Writing numbers in word form

Rule 2

To write numbers between 1–20, refer to the number names chart. 

To express numbers beyond 20 in words, you must follow a certain pattern. As per this pattern, the multiples of 10 up to 90 are written as thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, and ninety.

Rule 3

For writing multiples of 100 in word form, you can write the digit in the word form and add the word hundred after it. 

For example, you can express 200 as two hundred in the word form, 600 as six hundred, and so on.

You can follow the same rule while writing multiples of 1000 in word form. The only difference is that you have to add the word thousand instead of hundred. For example, you can write 3000 as three thousand in the word form.

Rule 4

For writing two-digit or three-digit numbers in word form, you have to write them in their expanded form. Ensure that you take the position of 0 in account.

For example, you can write 107 (expanded into $100 + 0 + 7$) as one hundred seven. 

The word form of 125 (expanded into $100 + 20 + 5$) is one hundred twenty-five.  

Number Words or Number Names from 1 to 100

Here’s a table containing numbers 1 to 100 and their corresponding word forms:

Number names from 1 to 100

The Number Words for Higher Values

number words for large numbers

It becomes easy to convert numbers to number words and number words to number if we know the number words.

For example:

Write the given numbers in words.

writing large numbers in word form

Write the given numbers in numerals.

writing numbers using their number words

Number Names as per the International Number System

In the international system, the numbers are organized into periods and groups. The periods are categorized as ones, thousands, millions, etc. Each period is grouped into three place values. While writing numbers in this system, we insert a comma or separator after every three digits from the right.  

The place value names in the international system are as follows:

  • Ones
  • Tens
  • Hundreds
  • Thousands
  • Ten Thousands
  • Hundred Thousands
  • Millions
  • Ten Millions
  • Hundred Millions
  • Billions
  • Ten Billions
  • Hundred Billions
  • Trillions, and so on

Example: Suppose you have to write the word form of the number 6,342,715 in the international system. 

6,342,715 is Six Million Three Hundred Forty-two Thousand Seven Hundred Fifteen.

Place Value Chart for International System

Here is the place value chart for the international system:

Place value chart for international system

From this place value chart, we understand:

  • 1 million $= 1000$ thousand
  • 1 billion $= 1000$ million

Tips and Tricks to Learn Numbers Names

Here are a few tips to help you learn and write numbers in their word forms:

  • Write down 1 to 20 as numbers and their spellings.
  • Write down the multiples of 10 up to 90 and their spellings.

For example, 10: Ten, 20: Twenty, 30: Thirty, and so on.

  • Write down the multiples of 100 and their spellings. 

For example, 100: Three hundred, 200: Two hundred, and so on.

  • For two-digit numbers beyond 20, expand them and write them in words in their expanded form. For example, you can expand 32 as $30 + 2$ and write “thirty-two.”
  • Follow the same technique for large numbers. 

For example, you can expand 471 as “$400 + 70 + 1$” and write “four hundred seventy-one” or “four hundred and seventy-one.”

Number Names as per the Ordinal System

An ordinal number expresses the rank or position of something. That is why they are also known as ranking or positioning numbers.

Ordinal numbers are written as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and so on.

Number names for ordinal numbers

Here is a chart of the first 50 ordinal numbers and their number names:

Ordinal numbers in word form

Fun Facts

  • When writing ordinal numbers in their word form, we use the suffix -th for the numbers 11, 12, and 13; but for all other numbers ending with 1, 2, or 3, we use the suffixes -st, -nd, and -rd, respectively. For example, we express 51 as fifty-first, 52 as fifty-second, and 53 as fifty-third.
  • The word form of the number 40 is forty and not fourty.

Word form of the number 40

  • When writing numbers between 21 and 99, we use a hyphen $(-)$ in between.
  • To write number words, we can write the word form of the numbers as we say them.

Conclusion

Number names offer an easy way to identify and learn numbers. They can help us to understand how the number system functions. Knowing to read and write numbers in words can enable us to identify how numbers relate to one another.  

Solved Examples

  1.  Write the number 7575 in words.

Solution

Place values chart

We can expand 7575 as $7000 + 500 + 70 + 5$.

7575 in word form is “seven thousand five hundred seventy-five.”

  1.  What comes after the given number name: twenty-nine?

Solution:

Twenty-nine $= 29$

The number after 29 is $29 + 1 = 30$

30 in the word form is Thirty. 

So, thirty comes after twenty-nine.

  1.  Count the emojis in the given image and write the number in words.  

Counting the number of emojis

Solution

$5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1 = 15$

The given image has fifteen or 15 smileys.

  1. Express 2022 in words and also in the ordinal system.

Solution:

$2022 = 2000 + 0 + 20 + 2$

In words, we write it as “two thousand twenty-two.” 

Also, 2022 is written as “two thousand twenty-second” in the ordinal system.

  1.  Write the word form of 404.

Solution: 

$404 = 400 + 0 + 4$

404 is four hundred four.

Practice Problmes

Fifty-seven

Five & seven

Seventy five

None of the above

Correct answer is: Fifty-seven
We expand 57 as $50 + 7$. So, it would be written as “fifty-seven.”

Sixty-tenth

Seventieth

Seventy

None of the above

Correct answer is: Seventieth
As per the ordinal system, “seventieth” comes after “sixty-ninth.”

4040 is four thousand forty

4004 is four thousand four

4400 is four thousand four hundred

4440 is four thousand forty-four

Correct answer is: 4440 is four thousand forty-four
4440 is four thousand four hundred forty.

$gt$

$=$

$lt$

None of the above

Correct answer is: $lt$
Four hundred sixty-three is 463. Thus, $436 lt 463$.

Fifth and eighth

Fifth and seventh

Fourth and seventh

Sixth and eighth

Correct answer is: Fifth and seventh
By counting the letters in the word “PLACEMENT,” we can see that the letter E appears in the fifth and seventh positions.

Number Words – Definition with Examples

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we have to use commas when writing a number in its word form?

No, we don’t use commas when writing a number in its word form.

Does the word zero appear in any number name?

No, we don’t use the word “zero” when writing a number in words.

Can we write decimal numbers in words?

Yes, we can write decimal numbers in words. For example, we can write 42.35 as forty-two point three five.

Are there any real-life applications of writing numbers in words?

Yes, there are real-life applications of writing numbers in words. For example, it is mandatory to write the amount in both figures and words in a bank cheque.

Why is place value important for writing numbers in words?

The place value helps to determine the place of a digit in a number. This is important for reading a number and writing it in words.

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Numbers in words means expressing the given numerals in words or spellings. For example, the number 1000 in words is written as one thousand. We can represent all natural numbers in words on the basis of the place value of their digits, such as ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, and so on.

1. What are Number Names?
2. Number Names 1 to 100
3. Numbers in Words in International System
4. Rules to Write Number Names
5. Tips to Learn Numbers in Words
6. FAQs on Numbers in Words

What are Number Names?

When numbers are expressed in words, we call them number names. Number names help us to learn and identify numbers easily.

  • For example, 1 can be written and read in words as one, therefore, the number name for 1 is one.
  • 2 is written and read in words as two.
  • 3 is written in words as three.
  • 4 is written and read in words as four.
  • 5 is written and read in words as five.
  • 6 is written and read in words as six.
  • 7 is written and read in words as seven.
  • 8 is written and read in words as eight.
  • 9 is written and read in words as nine.
  • 10 is written and read in words as ten.

With the help of number names from one to ten, we can write and read higher-value numbers in words.

Numbers in Words in English

To write numbers in words in English we use the place values (ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, lakhs, crores, and so on…) of each digit in the number. With the help of the Indian place value chart, it is easy to find the place value of each digit based on its position and the number can be written in words. Let us understand this with the help of an example.

Example: Write the given number in words: 23456789 according to the Indian place value chart and according to the International place value chart.

Solution:

According to the Indian place value system, 2,34,56,789 is written and read in words as two crores, thirty-four lakh, fifty-six thousand, seven hundred eighty-nine.

According to the International place value chart, 23,456,789 is written and read in words as twenty-three million, four hundred fifty-six thousand, seven hundred eighty-nine.

Number Names 1 to 100

Number names 1 to 100 can be read and understood using the pattern explained below. Observe the pattern to learn numbers in words from 1 to 100 along with their spellings. First let us start with number names from 1 to 20, followed by number names from 21 to 100.

Number Names 1 to 20

Given below is a chart showing number names from 1 to 20.

1 to 20 Spelling

‘1 to 20 spellings’ means that we need to write the number names from 1 to 20. So, whether we need to write ‘1 to 20 spellings’ or we are asked for ’11 to 20 spellings’, it means that we need to write their number names. The following chart shows the number names from 1 to 20.

Numbers in words from 1 to 20 - 1 to 20 spelling, 11 to 20 spelling

Number Names 21 to 100

Observe the chart given below with number names from number 21 to 100 and learn the counting in words.

Number in words 21 to 100

Numbers in Words in International System

The international system has different place value names for a certain position of a digit in a number. For example, the number 1,000,000 is read as 1 million in words in the international system, whereas, it is read as 10 lakhs in the Indian place value system. In the international system, different periods are formed to read and write large numbers easily. As per the International numeration system, the comma is placed in a number after the hundreds place and then placed after every three digits. The place values in the international system are Ones, Tens, Hundreds, Thousands, Ten Thousand, Hundred Thousands, Millions, and so on.

  • 1 million = 1000 thousands
  • 1 billion = 1000 millions

For example, the number 7,456,123 is written or read in words as seven million four hundred fifty-six thousand one hundred twenty-three in the international number system.

Rules to Write Number Names

There are certain rules that can be followed while writing the numbers in words. These rules are listed below in detail.

Rule 1: Understanding the place value system: The position of a number plays a very crucial role in writing a number in words. Let us understand how to differentiate between the place values based on the position of 1:

  • 1 = ones place
  • 10 = tens place
  • 100 = hundreds place
  • 1000 = thousands place

Rule 2: For numbers between 1-20 we can directly refer to the number names 1 to 20 chart to write their spellings. For example, the number name of 7 is seven, the number name of 15 is fifteen, and so on. After number 20 a generic series or pattern is followed.

Rule 3: The number names for multiples of 100 can be simply written by adding the word ‘hundred’ after the initial word. For example, the number name of 400 is four hundred, the number name for 500 is five hundred, and so on.

Rule 4: To write the number names of more than 2 digit numbers, we write the number in its expanded form. For example, 112 = 100 + 12, and 112 in words is written as one hundred twelve. The expanded form of 153 = 100 + 50 + 3 and 153 in words is written as One hundred fifty-three.

Tips to Learn Number Names

The following tips can be kept in mind to write numbers in words:

  • The number names from 1 to 10 can be written directly because each number name is unique, as 1- one, 2-two, 3-three, and so on.
  • The number names from 11 to 20 can also be written directly because each number name is unique, as 11 — eleven, 12-twelve, and so on.
  • The numbers and spellings of the multiples of 10 can be written as 20- twenty, 30- thirty, 40- forty, 50- fifty, 60- sixty, 70- seventy, 80- eighty, 90- ninety.
  • Now, after 20, starting from 21, we follow a different rule. The word form of 20 and 1 can be combined to write 21 as twenty-one, 22 as twenty-two, and so on. Similarly, we can write number names for 31, 41, 51, and so on.
  • For large numbers write the number and their word form, like 100 — hundred, 1000 — thousand, and so on.
  • The number 101 in words is written as one hundred one and 1001 is written as one thousand one and so on.

Observe the pattern which will help to write and read higher value numbers in words.

  • 100 — Hundred
  • 200 — Two-Hundred
  • 300 — Three-Hundred
  • 400 — Four-Hundred
  • 500 — Five-Hundred
  • 600 — Six-Hundred
  • 700 — Seven-Hundred
  • 800 — Eight-Hundred
  • 900 — Nine-Hundred
  • 1000 — One-Thousand or Thousand

Similarly,

  • 2000 — Two thousand
  • 5000 — Five thousand
  • 10,000 — Ten Thousand
  • 15,000 — Fifteen Thousand
  • 16,000 — Sixteen thousand
  • 20,000 — Twenty Thousand
  • 25,000 — Twenty-Five Thousand
  • 30,000 — Thirty Thousand
  • 35,000 — Thirty-Five Thousand
  • 40, 000 — Forty Thousand
  • 45,000 — Forty-Five Thousand
  • 100,000 — One hundred thousand (One Lakh)
  • 200, 000 — Two hundred thousand (Two Lakhs)
  • 300, 000 — Three hundred thousand (Three Lakhs)
  • 400, 000 — Four hundred thousand (Four Lakhs)
  • 500, 000 — Five hundred thousand (Five Lakhs)

Important Notes on Number Names

  • Read the number from left to right.
  • The number 40 in words is written as forty, not fourty.
  • To write a number in words, first read the number and write the number name as you say it.

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FAQs on Numbers in Words

What are Number Names in Math?

Number names in math are the infinite cardinal numbers starting from 1 to n written in their word form. To write number names we use the Indian place value system and the International place value system. For example, 798 is written as ‘seven hundred ninety-eight’.

How to Write Numbers in Words in International System?

In the International system of numeration, we use the place values as ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousand, hundred thousand, one million, ten million, hundred million, and so on, to write number names for large numbers. For example, 567,898 is written as ‘five hundred sixty-seven thousand eight hundred ninety-eight’.

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How to Write 1100 in Words?

The number 1100 in words is written as One thousand one hundred.

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How to Write Decimal Number Names?

Decimal number names can be written using the following steps. Let us write the number name for 25.578

  • First, write the number name for the whole number part. Here, it will be Twenty-five
  • Then, write the word ‘and’ for the decimal point. Here, it will be Twenty-five and.
  • Now, write the number name for the decimal part, that is, the number to the right side of the decimal point. Here, it will be rewritten as twenty-five and five hundred seventy-eight thousandths. It should be noted that the decimal part is written using the decimal place value chart in which we use the place values like hundredths, thousandths and so on.

How to Write Number Names in International System?

In the international place-value system, we insert commas after every three digits from the right of the number. So while writing numbers in words we can check the place values and write numbers in words. For example, 37,824,500 is written in words as thirty-seven million eight hundred twenty-four thousand five hundred.

How to Write Numbers in Words?

To write a number in words, start from the left-most digit and write it according to its place value For example, 133 is read or written in words as one hundred thirty-three. By knowing the word form of numbers from 1 to 10 we can read and write the numbers easily. The word form of the first ten natural numbers is 1-one, 2-two, 3-three, 4-four, 5-five, 6-six, 7-seven, 8-eight, 9-nine, 10-ten.

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How are Numbers in Words Useful in Real Life?

Numbers in words are useful in reading large numbers. If any document contains large numbers, the numbers in words help readers to read numbers correctly and quickly. While doing cheque payments, it is compulsory to write the numbers in figures as well as in words.

The number name of 40 is forty. It should be noted that 40 is often wrongly spelled as Fourty. However, the correct spelling is forty.

When we are asked to write the spellings from 11 to 20, we need to write the number names from 11 to 20 and we write it in the following way. 11 — Eleven, 12 — Twelve, 13 — Thirteen, 14 — Fourteen, 15 — Fifteen, 16 — Sixteen, 17 — Seventeen, 18 — Eighteen, 19 — Nineteen, 20 — Twenty

One way to help understand place value is by writing numbers in standard form, word form, and expanded form. For example, 9 in 129 has a different value than the 9 in 192. Knowing how to represent numbers in these three different ways will help build place value concepts. 

What are these three forms of writing numbers? 

Standard form is the usual way of writing numbers. One example is 756. This is how we see numbers everyday in the grocery, on our phones, computers, etc. 

Expanded form is breaking down the numbers in such a way that you see the value of each number. So, the expanded form of 756 is 700 + 50 + 6. 

Word form is when you write a number the way that you read it. When you see the number 756, you write it as “seven hundred fifty-six”. 

How do you write numbers in standard form to word form?

When writing numbers from standard form to word form, having a place value chart will be very helpful. A place value chart shows how each digit in a number is related. It helps you read and separate the values into groups of three especially with big numbers. 

Place value chart from ones to hundred millions

Just look at this number 612,321,589. This number is read as “six hundred twelve million, three hundred twenty-one thousand, five hundred eighty-nine”. Notice that for each group of three, there is a comma or sometimes a space. These commas or spaces are not just for ease of reading. Commas also indicate the period or the group of digits in your number.

How do you write numbers in standard form to expanded form?

When writing numbers in expanded form, you will also find a place value chart helpful. Place value chart not just shows how the numbers are grouped, but also shows that each digit in a number increases by a power of ten from right to left. This will help decompose a number so that your students will know that having a 9 in the tens place has a different value than having a 9 in the hundreds place. 

Here’s a place value chart showing the value of a number.

Place value chart

When the number 721,345,698 is placed in a place value chart, you will see the following: 

  • 7 is in the hundred millions place and has a value of 700,000,000
  • 2 is in the ten millions place and has a value of 20,000,000
  • 1 is in the millions place and has a value of 1,000,000
  • 3 is in the hundred thousands place and has a value of 300,000
  • 4 is the ten thousands place and has a value of 40,000
  • 5 is in the thousands place and has a value of 5,000
  • 6 is in the hundreds place and has a value of 600
  • 9 is in the tens place and has a value of 90
  • 8 is in the ones place and has a value of 8

When you put them all together, you will have a number written in expanded form. So 721,345,698 written in expanded form is 700,000,000 + 20,000,000 + 1,000,000 + 300,000 + 40,000 + 5,000 + 600 + 90 + 8.

To start practicing converting numbers into their different forms, you can try our Match the Numbers worksheet. This activity asks the students to match the standard, expanded, and word forms of each number. This is a cut-and-paste activity but is easily convertible to just a pen-and-paper activity. An answer key is included on the second page.

Standard Form, Word Form, Expanded Form Activity

Need a more comprehensive worksheet on reading and writing numbers? Check out these activities on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Using base-ten blocks is another good tool to help decompose a number in expanded form. You can start with our Place Value with Base-ten Blocks activity.

Numbers in Words is writing the numbers in alphabetical form instead of digits. There are various systems to write numbers in words. After reading this article, you can write whole numbers in words, and write numbers in word form in standard form. We will primarily focus on the Indian & International number system of writing numbers in words in English, with their Rules, Tricks to remember and write spellings. You can learn to spell numbers in words 1 to 100 with Solved Examples and FAQs.

What is Number in Words?

Alphabetical form of numbers is called writing numbers in words. These are numbers written in words as the name implies. In the English language, the number 100, for example, is written as one hundred. All natural numbers, such as ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, and so on, can be represented in words based on the place value of their digits.

What is a Number Name?

Number name is the method of representing numbers in words. The alphabetical form of numbers is called number words. These are numbers written in words as the name implies. In language, the number 100, for example, is written as one hundred. All natural numbers, such as ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, and so on, can be represented as number names based on the place value of their digits.

Examples: 128 = 100 + 20 + 8. One hundred and twenty-eight is the number name of 128.

412 = 400 + 10 + 2 = 400 + 10 + 2 = 400 + 10 + 2 = 400 + 10 + 2 = 400 + 10 + 2 = 400 + 10 + 2 = 400 + 12. As a result, the number 412’s name is Four Hundred and Twelve.

685 = 600 + 80 + 5. = 685 = 600 + 80 + 5. Six hundred eighty-five is the number name for 685.

List of Number Names from 1 to 20

Here is a list of Numbers in Words from 1 – 20. A 1-20 number chart is a great way to teach your youngster numbers and practise one-to-one correspondence. The numbers 1 through 20 are represented in the graphic. Each number has a term for it, as well as a number of visuals that correspond to it.

List of Number Names from 1 to 20

List of Numbers in Words from 1 to 20
1 – One 2 – Two 3 – Three 4 – Four 5 – Five
6 – Six 7 – Seven 8 – Eight 9 – Nine 10 – Ten
11 – Eleven 12 – Twelve 13 – Thirteen 14 – Fourteen 15 – Fifteen
16 – Sixteen 17 – Seventeen 18 – Eighteen 19 – Nineteen 20 – Twenty

List of Number Names from 1 to 50

Here’s a list of Numbers in Words from 1 to 50. 1-50 number chart is a great way to teach and learn number names.

Number In Words 1 – 50
1 One 2 Two 3 Three 4 Four 5 Five
6 Six 7 Seven 8 Eight 9 Nine 10 Ten
11 Eleven 12 Twelve 13 Thirteen 14 Fourteen 15 Fifteen
16 Sixteen 17 Seventeen 18 Eighteen 19 Nineteen 20 Twenty
21 Twenty-one 22 Twenty-two 23 Twenty-three 24 Twenty-four 25 Twenty-five
26 Twenty-six 27 Twenty-seven 28 Twenty-eight 29 Twenty-nine 30 Thirty
31 Thirty-one 32 Thirty-two 33 Thirty-three 34 Thirty-four 35 Thirty-five
36 Thirty-six 37 Thirty-seven 38 Thirty-eight 39 Thirty-nine 40 Forty
41 Forty-one 42 Forty-two 43 Forty-three 44 Forty-four 45 Forty-five
46 Forty-six 47 Forty-seven 48 Forty-eight 49 Forty-nine 50 Fifty

List of Number Names from 1 to 100

Here’s a list of Numbers in Words from 1 – 100. A 1-100 number chart is a great way to teach and learn number names.

List of Number Names from 1 to 100
1 one 2 two 3 three 4 four 5 five
6 six 7 seven 8 eight 9 nine 10 ten
11 eleven 12 twelve 13 thirteen 14 fourteen 15 fifteen
16 sixteen 17 seventeen 18 eighteen 19 nineteen 20 twenty
21 twenty- one 22 twenty- two 23 twenty- three 24 twenty- four 25 twenty- five
26 twenty- six 27 twenty- seven 28 twenty- eight 29 twenty- nine 30 thirty
31 thirty- one 32 thirty- two 33 thirty- three 34 thirty- four 35 thirty- five
36 thirty- six 37 thirty- seven 38 thirty- eight 39 thirty- nine 40 forty
41 forty- one 42 forty- two 43 forty- three 44 forty- four 45 forty- five
46 forty- six 47 forty- seven 48 forty- eight 49 forty- nine 50 fifty
51 fifty- one 52 fifty- two 53 fifty- three 54 fifty- four 55 fifty- five
56 fifty- six 57 fifty- seven 58 fifty- eight 59 fifty- nine 60 sixty
61 sixty- one 62 sixty- two 63 sixty- three 64 sixty- four 65 sixty- five
66 sixty- six 67 sixty- seven 68 sixty- eight 69 sixty- nine 70 seventy
71 seventy- one 72 seventy- two 73 seventy- three 74 seventy- four 75 seventy- five
76 seventy- six 77 seventy- seven 78 seventy- eight 79 seventy- nine 80 eighty
81 eighty- one 82 eighty- two 83 eighty- three 84 eighty- four 85 eighty- five
86 eighty- six 87 eighty- seven 88 eighty- eight 89 eighty- nine 90 ninety
91 ninety- one 92 ninety- two 93 ninety- three 94 ninety- four 95 ninety- five
96 ninety- six 97 ninety- seven 98 ninety- eight 99 ninety- nine 100 one hundred

How to write a Number in Words using International System?

It is based on the International Place Value Chart. The steps to write numbers in International System are as follows.

Step 1: First, we begin from the right side and insert commas after every three digits.

Step 2: Each group is assigned a period starting from the right-hand side as ones, thousands, and millions, followed by billions and so on. This becomes the place value of the digits.

Step 3: Identify the face value of each digit. For example, if a number is 56, the face value of 6 is simply 6, however, if a number is 567, the place value is in the tens place, which is 60.

Step 4: We add up the amounts in the same period. For example, in 27,000 we have a place value of 2 as twenty thousand and 7 as seven thousand. Together it becomes 20 + 7 i.e. twenty-seven thousand.

Step 5: Now write down the face value of each number starting from the left-hand side.

How to write a Number in Words using Indian System?

It is based on the Indian Place Value Chart. The Indian System is a little different from the International system. But it can be easily learnt below and you can convert numbers to words in Indian rupees.

Step 1: First, we begin from the right side and insert commas. The first group is after three-digit and after that every two digits.

Step 2: Each group is assigned a period starting from the right hand side as ones, thousands, lakhs, crores and so on. This becomes the place value of the digits.

Step 3: Identify the face value of each digit. For example, if a number is 56, the face value of 6 is simply 6, however, if a number is 567, the place value is in the tens place, which is 60.

Step 4: We add up the amounts in the same period. For example, in 27,000 we have a place value of 2 as twenty thousand and 7 as seven thousand. Together it becomes 20 + 7 i.e. twenty-seven thousand.

Step 5: Now write down the face value of each number starting from the left-hand side.

Rules of Writing Numbers in Words

  • In any Numbering System, we always start on the right side. The number is divided into periods, each of which is read separately.
  • Small numbers ranging from one to ten (or one to nine, depending on the style guide) should normally be spelt out in writing.
  • Numbers greater than 10 are written as numerals.
  • All compound numerals from twenty-one to ninety-nine should be hyphenated.

Tips to Write Numbers in Words

  • Using simple Number/Rhyme pictures associated with a storey is the easiest, but the least reliable, approach to recalling numbers.
  • A preferable method is to employ a simple peg system, in which you can correlate numerals from the Number/Rhyme System with positions structured using the Alphabet System.

Solved Examples of Numbers in Words

Example 1: Write the numbers in the International and Indian place-value system place commas and the name of the following numbers.

Solution: 721336598 in the Indian system:

Let’s interpret the number by arranging the digits in the Indian place value system from left to right according to their locations as ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, and so on.

The number is written as 72,13,36,598 and read as

Seventy-two crores thirteen lakh thirty-six thousand five hundred and ninety-eight.

721336598 in the International System:

Now, in the international place value system, arrange the digits from left to right according to their locations as ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, and so on, and read and write the number.

The number is written as 721,336,598

Let’s read the number by arranging the digits from left to right.

Seven hundred and twenty-one million, three and thirty-six, hundred thousand five hundred and ninety-eight.

Example 2: Using the International system, write the number; Six million, four hundred and eleven thousand, two hundred and sixty.

Solution: 6,411,260.

Example 3: Using the international system, read the number 7456123.

Solution: 7456123- Seven million Four Hundred Fifty-six thousand one hundred twenty-three.

Example 4: Write the number in words: 12,367,169.

Solution: Twelve million, three hundred and sixty-seven thousand, one hundred and sixty-nine.

Example 5: Write seven hundred forty-three million eight hundred thirteen thousand two hundred fifty-six in the numeral form using the international system.

Solution: 743,813,256.

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FAQs on Number in Words

Q.1 How do you write numbers in words using the International System?

Ans.1

  • Step 1: First, we begin from the right side and insert commas after every three digits.
  • Step 2: Each group is assigned a period starting from the right hand side as ones, thousands, and millions, followed by billions and so on. This becomes the place value of the digits.
  • Step 3: Identify the face value of each digit. For example, if a number is 56, the face value of 6 is simply 6, however, if a number is 567, the place value is in the tens place, which is 60.
  • Step 4: We add up the amounts in the same period.
  • Step 5: Now write down the face value of each number starting from the left hand side.

Q.2 How do you write numbers in words using the Indian System?

Ans.2

  • Step 1: First, we begin from the right side and insert commas. The first group is after three-digit and after that every two digits.
  • Step 2: Each group is assigned a period starting from the right-hand side as ones, thousands, lakhs, crores and so on. This becomes the place value of the digits.
  • Step 3: Identify the face value of each digit. For example, if a number is 56, the face value of 6 is simply 6, however, if a number is 567, the place value is in the tens place, which is 60.
  • Step 4: We add up the amounts in the same period.
  • Step 5: Now write down the face value of each number starting from the left-hand side.

For example, in 27,000 we have a place value of 2 as twenty thousand and 7 as seven thousand. Together it becomes 20 + 7 i.e. twenty-seven thousand.

Q.3 What is called 10000000000?

Ans.3 The number: 10000000000 is (10^{13}). I would call it ten million million. You could call it ten trillion. A trillion is a thousand billion.

Q.4 What is number in words?

Ans.4 Alphabetical form of numbers is called writing numbers in words. These are numbers written in words as the name implies.

Q.5 What is a number name?

Ans.5 Number name is the method of representing numbers in words. The alphabetical form of numbers is called number words. These are numbers written in words as the name implies.

Q.6 What are the rules of writing numbers in words?

Ans.6 The rules of writing numbers in words are:

  • In any Numbering System, we always start on the right side. The number is divided into periods, each of which is read separately.
  • Small numbers ranging from one to ten (or one to nine, depending on the style guide) should normally be spelt out in writing.
  • Numbers greater than 10 are written as numerals.
  • All compound numerals from twenty-one to ninety-nine should be hyphenated.


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