| Character
|
Image
|
Meaning
|
Code
|
| ⅐
|
1⁄7
|
The fraction one seventh.
|
U+2150
|
| ⅑
|
1⁄9
|
The fraction one ninth.
|
U+2151
|
| ⅒
|
1⁄10
|
The fraction one tenth.
|
U+2152
|
| ⅓
|
1⁄3
|
The fraction one third.
|
U+2153
|
| ⅔
|
2⁄3
|
The fraction two thirds.
|
U+2154
|
| ⅕
|
1⁄5
|
The fraction one fifth.
|
U+2155
|
| ⅖
|
2⁄5
|
The fraction two fifths.
|
U+2156
|
| ⅗
|
3⁄5
|
The fraction three fifths.
|
U+2157
|
| ⅘
|
4⁄5
|
The fraction four fifths.
|
U+2158
|
| ⅙
|
1⁄6
|
The fraction one sixth.
|
U+2159
|
| ⅚
|
5⁄6
|
The fraction five sixths.
|
U+215A
|
| ⅛
|
1⁄8
|
The fraction one eighth.
|
U+215B
|
| ⅜
|
3⁄8
|
The fraction three eighths.
|
U+215C
|
| ⅝
|
5⁄8
|
The fraction five eighths.
|
U+215D
|
| ⅞
|
7⁄8
|
The fraction seven eighths.
|
U+215E
|
| ⅟
|
1/
|
A fraction with one as the numerator.
|
U+215F
|
| Ⅰ
|
I
|
The roman numeral for one.
|
U+2160
|
| Ⅱ
|
II
|
The roman numeral for two.
|
U+2161
|
| Ⅲ
|
III
|
The roman numeral for three.
|
U+2162
|
| Ⅳ
|
IV
|
The roman numeral for four.
|
U+2163
|
| Ⅴ
|
V
|
The roman numeral for five.
|
U+2164
|
| Ⅵ
|
VI
|
The roman numeral for six.
|
U+2165
|
| Ⅶ
|
VII
|
The roman numeral for seven.
|
U+2166
|
| Ⅷ
|
VIII
|
The roman numeral for eight.
|
U+2167
|
| Ⅸ
|
IX
|
The roman numeral for nine.
|
U+2168
|
| Ⅹ
|
X
|
The roman numeral for ten.
|
U+2169
|
| Ⅺ
|
XI
|
The roman numeral for eleven.
|
U+216A
|
| Ⅻ
|
XII
|
The roman numeral for twelve.
|
U+216B
|
| Ⅼ
|
L
|
The roman numeral for 50.
|
U+216C
|
| Ⅽ
|
C
|
The roman numeral for 100.
|
U+216D
|
| Ⅾ
|
D
|
The roman numeral for 500.
|
U+216E
|
| Ⅿ
|
M
|
The roman numeral for 1,000.
|
U+216F
|
| ⅰ
|
i
|
The roman numeral for one. (lowercase)
|
U+2170
|
| ⅱ
|
ii
|
The roman numeral for two. (lowercase)
|
U+2171
|
| ⅲ
|
iii
|
The roman numeral for three. (lowercase)
|
U+2172
|
| ⅳ
|
iv
|
The roman numeral for four. (lowercase)
|
U+2173
|
| ⅴ
|
v
|
The roman numeral for five. (lowercase)
|
U+2174
|
| ⅵ
|
vi
|
The roman numeral for six. (lowercase)
|
U+2175
|
| ⅶ
|
vii
|
The roman numeral for seven. (lowercase)
|
U+2176
|
| ⅷ
|
viii
|
The roman numeral for eight. (lowercase)
|
U+2177
|
| ⅸ
|
ix
|
The roman numeral for nine. (lowercase)
|
U+2178
|
| ⅹ
|
x
|
The roman numeral for ten. (lowercase)
|
U+2179
|
| ⅺ
|
xi
|
The roman numeral for eleven. (lowercase)
|
U+217A
|
| ⅻ
|
xii
|
The roman numeral for twelve. (lowercase)
|
U+217B
|
| ⅼ
|
l
|
The roman numeral for 50. (lowercase)
|
U+217C
|
| ⅽ
|
c
|
The roman numeral for 100. (lowercase)
|
U+217D
|
| ⅾ
|
d
|
The roman numeral for 500. (lowercase)
|
U+217E
|
| ⅿ
|
m
|
The roman numeral for 1,000. (lowercase)
|
U+217F
|
| ↀ
|
CD
|
Another way to show the roman numeral for 1,000.
|
U+2180
|
| ↁ
|
|
The roman numeral for 5,000.
|
U+2181
|
| ↂ
|
|
The roman numeral for 10,000.
|
U+2182
|
| Ↄ
|
Ɔ
|
The roman numeral for 100. (horizontally flipped)
|
U+2183
|
| ↄ
|
ɔ
|
Flipped lowercase letter C.
|
U+2184
|
| ↅ
|
ʕ
|
Another way to show the roman numeral for 6.
|
U+2185
|
| ↆ
|
ↆ
|
Another way to show the roman numeral for 50.
|
U+2186
|
| ↇ
|
|
The roman numeral for 50,000.
|
U+2187
|
| ↈ
|
|
The roman numeral for 100,000.
|
U+2188
|
| ↉
|
0⁄3
|
The fraction zero thirds. This is used in baseball scorekeeping.[1]
|
U+2189
|
| ↊
|
|
Upside down two. This is one way to show the number 10 in duodecimal.[2][1]
|
U+218A
|
| ↋
|
|
Upside down three. This is one way to show the number 11 in duodecimal.[2][1]
|
U+218B
|
