xlii
- numeral
- Many people forget that XLII is the Roman numeral for 42 when reading ancient texts.
- Super Bowl XLII
- Bowl XLII
- XLII: New England Patriots
Examples
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2006 AFC Title game and Super Bowls XLII and XLVI.
Blog text (18) -
It was about 8:30 p.m. local time, 20 hours before the start of Super Bowl XLII against the Patriots, and Coughlin showed the players a video.
Blog text (24) -
See, e.g., the letter from W. Pitt, "On the Swedish Turnip," Annals of Agriculture, XLII, 1804, 103-6.
Academic text (1995) -
T. Verellen, "Cosmas and Damian in the New Sacristy," Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, XLII, 1979, 274-277.
Academic text (1992) -
In Roman numerals, XLII stands for the number 42.
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The score of the game ended in XLII to 35, showcasing a strong performance.
Synonyms
A number equal to forty plus two
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word xlii is the Roman number from ancient Rome for 'forty-two'. It uses old Roman letters: X means 'ten', L means 'fifty', and I means 'one', and when a smaller letter comes before a larger one you 'take away' its value, so XL is 'fifty minus ten', which is 40, and adding II gives 42.