Symbols used to represent numbers, like 1, 2, 3 or I, V, X in Roman numerals.
From Latin 'numeralis' meaning 'relating to number,' from 'numerus' (number). The Romans used 'numeral' to describe their number symbols centuries before Arabic numerals were adopted.
Arabic numerals (0-9) aren't actually from Arabia—they were developed in India and adopted by Arab mathematicians, then spread to Europe through trade, which is why 'Indian numerals' might be a better name!
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