A number is a mathematical object used to count, measure and label. The original examples are the natural numbers 1, 2, 3, and so forth. A notational symbol that represents a number is called a numeral. [wiki].

Number ( mathematical)

abstract;

literal;

algorithmic;

multiplace;

multudigit;

polygonal;

square-free;

biquadretic;

eigenvalue;

main;

alternion;

hypertranscendental;

end;

binary;

double figure;

two-figure;

real;

positive;

perfect;

fraction;

Euclidean;

іdeal;

concrete;

surd;

quasiperfect;

complex;

identical;

mixed;

approximate;

redundant;

positive;

deficient;

odd;

non-integral;

standard;

reciprocal;

simple quantity;

one-figure;

оrdinal;

even;

pentagonal;

primary;

half-integer;

radicand;

pyramidal;

polygonal;

comparative;

ordinal;

derived;

beginning;

prime;

quasi-random;

pseudoprime;

pentagonal;

rank;

rational;

rib;

bit;

regular;

fifite;

сomposite;

spectral;

tabular;

transfinite;

transcendental;

three-digit;

tree figures;

imaginary;

figurate;

whole.

Numbers ( mathematical)

associative;

prime-twins;

hyperprimary;

complex conjugate.

Number (physical)

aperture;

atomic;

pure;

isotropy;

quantum;

coordination;

rejection;

magic;

scaled;

transmission;

total chromatic;

cardinal;

wave;

chromatic.

Number (engineering.)

knock value;

gear-ratio.

Number (astronomical)

hourly rate;

Zurich.

Number (geological)

anorthite.

How numbers were marked:

The number of Slavs

Числа у слов'ян

Babilonian numbers

Вавілонські числа

Japanese numbers

Японські числа

Maya numbers
майя

Egyptian numbers
числа у стародавніх єгиптян

Roman numerals
числа стародавнього Риму