LXXXIII
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- The Roman numeral for 83 is LXXXIII.
Examples
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In Roman numerals, LXXXIII represents eighty-three.
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The inscription read 'LXXXIII' to mark the year of construction.
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Chapter LXXXIII of the epic novel introduces a new character.
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The king ruled for LXXXIII years, making him the longest-reigning monarch in the country's history.
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The Roman numeral for LXXXIII is used to represent the number eighty-three in mathematics.
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In ancient Rome, the number LXXXIII was often used in public documents and inscriptions.
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To convert LXXXIII to its Arabic numeral equivalent, you simply write the number 83.
Synonyms
A number equal to eighty plus three
Surface Forms
Etymology
LXXXIII is the Roman way to write the number 83. It breaks into L '50', three X '10's written as XXX '30', and III '3', so 50 + 30 + 3 = 83, which is why you see it on chapter numbers and dates.