lxiii
- numeral
- In Roman numerals, 'lxiii' represents the number sixty-three.
Examples
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In Roman numerals, sixty-three is written as lxiii.
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She learned that 'lxiii' stands for sixty-three in Roman numerals during her history class.
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The inscription read 'lxiii' to indicate the year of the emperor's reign.
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The stone marker was labeled 'lxiii', showing it was the 63rd milestone on the road.
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The answer to the question is lxiii.
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The textbook explained that 'lxiii' is how you write sixty-three in Roman numerals.
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The chapter title was 'lxiii', indicating it covered the sixty-third topic.
Synonyms
A number three more than sixty
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lxiii is a Roman numeral made from letters: L means '50', X means '10', and each I means '1'. So LXIII adds '50' + '10' + '1' + '1' + '1' to make sixty-three, which is why lxiii stands for 63.