Cyrillic numerals

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Name	Cyrillic numerals
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Cyrillic numerals use are similar to hebrew numerals in that they use letters that take values from 1 to 900, beyond that there are special symbols that define larger numbers. In text letters that are part of a number are distinguished from words by adding ҃ over the letter.

The value of the number is the sum of all the letter/character values used.

Hebrew letter	а	в	г	д	є	ѕ	ꙁ/з	н	ꙋ/ө	і	к	л	м	н	ѯ	о	п	ч	р	с	т	у	ф	х	ѱ	ѡ	ц
Numerical value	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	20	30	40	50	60	70	80	90	100	200	300	400	500	600	700	800	900

There are also combining symbols that multiply values of letters with values 1-9 by some value:

• ҂ - 1 thousand (placed in front of the letter)
• (circle) - 10 thousand
•   ҈  - 100 thousand
•   ҉  - 1 million
•   ꙰  - 10 million
•   ꙱  - 100 million
•   ꙲  - 1 thousand million