European digits

European digits

Forms of decimal digits first used in Europe and now used worldwide. Historically, these digits were derived from the Arabic digits; they are sometimes called "Arabic numerals," but this nomenclature leads to confusion with the real Arabic digits. Also called "Western digits" and "Latin digits."

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