17th Century in Roman Numerals

17th century

XVII

seventeenth

1601 (MDCI) – 1700 (MDCC)

How it's written in English

English writes the ordinal in figures, 17th century, or in words, the seventeenth century. The Roman form XVII is what Spanish, French and Italian use: siglo XVII, XVIIᵉ siècle, XVII secolo. Source: en.wikipedia.org

In other languages

In other languages
LanguageHow it's writtenSource
English17th century—
Spanishsiglo XVIIrae.es
Portugueseséculo XVIIpt.wikipedia.org
German17. Jahrhundertduden.de
FrenchXVIIe sièclevitrinelinguistique.oqlf.gouv.qc.ca
ItalianXVII secoloit.wikipedia.org
Indonesianabad ke-17lmsspada.kemdikbud.go.id
PolishXVII wiekzpe.gov.pl
Dutch17e eeuwonzetaal.nl
Turkish17. yüzyıltdk.gov.tr
Romaniansecolul al XVII-leadexonline.ro
Japanese17世紀ja.wikipedia.org

When does the 17th century start and end?

With no year zero, the 1st century ran from 1 to 100, so the 17th runs from 1601 to 1700. In everyday use, people also call 1600–1699 the 17th century. Source: en.wikipedia.org

Which century is a year?

1650 is in century XVII Open

Decades of the 17th century

Decades of the 17th century
YearRoman numerals
1601MDCI
1610MDCX
1620MDCXX
1630MDCXXX
1640MDCXL
1650MDCL
1660MDCLX
1670MDCLXX
1680MDCLXXX
1690MDCXC
1700MDCC

Other centuries

Common questions

What years are in the 17th century?

1601 to 1700 (MDCI to MDCC).

Is 1700 in the 17th or the 18th century?

In the 17th: it is the last year of century XVII. The 18th century starts in 1701 (MDCCI).

What number is century XVII?

17: XVII is the 17th century.

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