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na | numerals |
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na | Here's a source |
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numerals Explanation: A *chiffre* is the graphic representation of a number, whatever the system being used (i.e., arabic numerals, roman numerals, etc.) |
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Here's a source Explanation: Just so you'll be comfortable about my explanation of *numeral*/*chiffre*, here's an official explanation, from LGDT: Domaine(s) généralité numeral (a) chiffre n m (a) Chacun des caractères qui représentent les nombres. (a) [Office de la langue française, 1974] LGDT = Le grand dictionnaire terminologique |
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