xxix
- numeral
- In Roman numerals, xxix represents twenty-nine.
Examples
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The page was clearly marked as xxix in the preface of the old book.
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The competition was first held in MCMX, and its xxix edition took place decades later.
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King Henry xxix was a fictional monarch often cited in jokes about royal succession.
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The number xxix is often used in historical texts.
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In Roman numerals, xxix is equal to twenty-nine.
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The chapter numbers in the ancient manuscript start at xxix.
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You can find the signature of the author on page xxix of the book.
Synonyms
The number after twenty-eight and before thirty
The number after twenty-eight
Surface Forms
Etymology
Xxix is the Roman numeral for 29, from the ancient Romans who used letters as numbers: X means 'ten' and I means 'one', so IX is 'one before ten' or 'nine'. So XXIX is 'ten + ten + nine', which equals 29.