1st Century in Roman Numerals

1st century

I

first

1 (I) – 100 (C)

How it's written in English

English writes the ordinal in figures, 1st century, or in words, the first century. The Roman form I is what Spanish, French and Italian use: siglo I, Iᵉʳ siècle, I secolo. Source: en.wikipedia.org

In other languages

In other languages
LanguageHow it's writtenSource
English1st century—
Spanishsiglo Irae.es
Portugueseséculo Ipt.wikipedia.org
German1. Jahrhundertduden.de
FrenchIer sièclevitrinelinguistique.oqlf.gouv.qc.ca
ItalianI secoloit.wikipedia.org
Indonesianabad ke-1lmsspada.kemdikbud.go.id
PolishI wiekzpe.gov.pl
Dutch1e eeuwonzetaal.nl
Turkish1. yüzyıltdk.gov.tr
Romaniansecolul Idexonline.ro
Japanese1世紀ja.wikipedia.org

When does the 1st century start and end?

With no year zero, the 1st century runs from year 1 to year 100 (I to C). Source: en.wikipedia.org

Which century is a year?

50 is in century I Open

Decades of the 1st century

Decades of the 1st century
YearRoman numerals
1I
10X
20XX
30XXX
40XL
50L
60LX
70LXX
80LXXX
90XC
100C

Other centuries

Common questions

What years are in the 1st century?

1 to 100 (I to C).

Is 100 in the 1st or the 2nd century?

In the 1st: it is the last year of century I. The 2nd century starts in 101 (CI).

What number is century I?

1: I is the 1st century.

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