CMXLIV

CM= 1000 - 100 = 900

XL = 50 - 10 = 40

IV = 5 - 1 = 4

Hence

CMXLIV = 900 + 40 + 4 = 944

In Roman numerals the letter with the highest value is to the left.

If there is a letter with a lower value to the left of a higher value, then you subtract the lower value from the higher value.

Letter values

M = 1000

D = 500

C = 100

L = 50

X = 10-

V = 5

I = 1

For all Roman numerals, then letter of greatest value goes to the left, followed by lesser values to the right. Then the terms are added. As you can see from the table 'C' = 100 , is of lesser value than 'M' = 1000. Since 'C' is to the left of 'M' then 'C' is subtracted from 'M'. Similarly 'XL' & 'IV'.

Overall 'CM' is of greater value than the 'XL' , so 'CM' goes to the left as it is of greater value. Similarly 'IV'.

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verb

maintain

حافظ, بقي على, صان, أنفق على, اعتصم

preserve

حافظ, علب, خلل, صان, إحتفظ بشئ للإ ستعمال, وقى

look after

سهر, اهتم, عنى, راقب, اعتنى, حافظ

take part

شارك, عمل على, حافظ, حرص على نصيبه

adjective

preservative

حافظ, واق, صائن, الصائن من الأمراض

noun

custodian

الأمين, ولي, حافظ, قيم

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