Ancient Greek Numbers Unicode Block

The Ancient Greek Numbers Unicode block contains characters used for writing numbers in the ancient Greek numeric system, also known as the acrophonic system. This system was primarily used by the ancient Greeks and involves letters from the Greek alphabet representing specific values. The block covers numbers such as units, tens, hundreds, and various special numeric symbols used in inscriptions and texts from ancient Greek civilization. These symbols help scholars and historians transcribe and study ancient numerical texts accurately.

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Below you will find all the characters that are in the Ancient Greek Numbers unicode block. Currently there are 79 characters in this block.

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Browser	Unicode	Name
𐅀	U+10140	Greek Acrophonic Attic One Quarter
𐅁	U+10141	Greek Acrophonic Attic One Half
𐅂	U+10142	Greek Acrophonic Attic One Drachma
𐅃	U+10143	Greek Acrophonic Attic Five
𐅄	U+10144	Greek Acrophonic Attic Fifty
𐅅	U+10145	Greek Acrophonic Attic Five Hundred
𐅆	U+10146	Greek Acrophonic Attic Five Thousand
𐅇	U+10147	Greek Acrophonic Attic Fifty Thousand
𐅈	U+10148	Greek Acrophonic Attic Five Talents
𐅉	U+10149	Greek Acrophonic Attic Ten Talents
𐅊	U+1014A	Greek Acrophonic Attic Fifty Talents
𐅋	U+1014B	Greek Acrophonic Attic One Hundred Talents
𐅌	U+1014C	Greek Acrophonic Attic Five Hundred Talents
𐅍	U+1014D	Greek Acrophonic Attic One Thousand Talents
𐅎	U+1014E	Greek Acrophonic Attic Five Thousand Talents
𐅏	U+1014F	Greek Acrophonic Attic Five Staters
𐅐	U+10150	Greek Acrophonic Attic Ten Staters
𐅑	U+10151	Greek Acrophonic Attic Fifty Staters
𐅒	U+10152	Greek Acrophonic Attic One Hundred Staters
𐅓	U+10153	Greek Acrophonic Attic Five Hundred Staters
𐅔	U+10154	Greek Acrophonic Attic One Thousand Staters
𐅕	U+10155	Greek Acrophonic Attic Ten Thousand Staters
𐅖	U+10156	Greek Acrophonic Attic Fifty Thousand Staters
𐅗	U+10157	Greek Acrophonic Attic Ten Mnas
𐅘	U+10158	Greek Acrophonic Heraeum One Plethron
𐅙	U+10159	Greek Acrophonic Thespian One
𐅚	U+1015A	Greek Acrophonic Hermionian One
𐅛	U+1015B	Greek Acrophonic Epidaurean Two
𐅜	U+1015C	Greek Acrophonic Thespian Two
𐅝	U+1015D	Greek Acrophonic Cyrenaic Two Drachmas
𐅞	U+1015E	Greek Acrophonic Epidaurean Two Drachmas
𐅟	U+1015F	Greek Acrophonic Troezenian Five
𐅠	U+10160	Greek Acrophonic Troezenian Ten
𐅡	U+10161	Greek Acrophonic Troezenian Ten Alternate Form
𐅢	U+10162	Greek Acrophonic Hermionian Ten
𐅣	U+10163	Greek Acrophonic Messenian Ten
𐅤	U+10164	Greek Acrophonic Thespian Ten
𐅥	U+10165	Greek Acrophonic Thespian Thirty
𐅦	U+10166	Greek Acrophonic Troezenian Fifty
𐅧	U+10167	Greek Acrophonic Troezenian Fifty Alternate Form
𐅨	U+10168	Greek Acrophonic Hermionian Fifty
𐅩	U+10169	Greek Acrophonic Thespian Fifty
𐅪	U+1016A	Greek Acrophonic Thespian One Hundred
𐅫	U+1016B	Greek Acrophonic Thespian Three Hundred
𐅬	U+1016C	Greek Acrophonic Epidaurean Five Hundred
𐅭	U+1016D	Greek Acrophonic Troezenian Five Hundred
𐅮	U+1016E	Greek Acrophonic Thespian Five Hundred
𐅯	U+1016F	Greek Acrophonic Carystian Five Hundred
𐅰	U+10170	Greek Acrophonic Naxian Five Hundred
𐅱	U+10171	Greek Acrophonic Thespian One Thousand