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Phoenician numbers chart from 1 to 999, ten to a row, to read, learn or print.
The number signs of the Phoenician script, used in inscriptions around the Mediterranean in the first millennium BC. There are six: 𐤖 1, 𐤚 2, 𐤛 3, 𐤗 10, 𐤘 20 and 𐤙 100.
Right to left, like Phoenician writing, starting with the largest value. 𐤙𐤘𐤘𐤛 is 100 + 20 + 20 + 3 = 143.
With a count from 1 to 9 in front of the hundred sign, so 𐤛𐤙 is 3 × 100 = 300. That's why the numerals stop at 999.
No. Numbers are made by adding signs together, so no zero is needed.
Both add signs together, but Phoenician numerals are written right to left, never subtract (there's no IV-style shortcut) and have a sign for 20.
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Learn the Phoenician number signs for 1, 2, 3, 10, 20 and 100, how numbers are written right to left, and test yourself with a quick quiz.