Sunday, April 17, 2016

[fojwzpbc] Japanese numbers

Japanese numerals, Unicode code points in decimal, and some alternate forms.  They are scattered through the CJK block, in contrast to the digits 0-9, which are clustered in order.

0123456789
38646199682010819977222352011620845199712084320061
柒 or 漆
1229522769243362144232902202373852026578 or 284222542029590

10100100010000
21313303342131519975
陌 or 佰阡 or 仟
2534238476 or 2033638433 or 2019133836

The alternate forms that are commonly used are 0 (not an accounting character), 1, 2, 3, 10.  However, it also seems possible to alter the following characters by adding or erasing strokes: (5,9) (5,10) (5,1000) (5,10000) (6,8) (6,10000^4) (7,10) (7,10000^3) (8,10000^3) (9,10000)

10000^210000^310000^410000^510000^6
秭 or 𥝱
2074020806201402241931213 or 153457

10000^710000^810000^910000^1010000^1110000^12
313312831728567274913661726997

Even larger numbers are no longer single kanji.

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