Systerms : system terms : Arabic numerals

A (41) | B (23) | C (62) | D (45) | E (33) | F (34) | G (18) | H (16) | I (28) | J (2) | K (5) | L (14) | M (29) | N (17) | O (10) | P (62) | Q (10) | R (41) | S (74) | T (31) | U (12) | V (12) | W (8) | X (1) | Y (2) | Z (2)

Arabic numerals are actually the ten number symbols we use every day, from 0 to 9. Even though the name has 'Arabic' in it, they were actually invented by the ancient Indians and later got this name when the Arabs brought them to Europe. They are the number system used worldwide today.

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