Editing Greek numerals (section)

{{Short description|System of writing numbers using Greek letters}}
{{hatnote|The numerical signs 𐆊 and ͵ redirect here. For the accent mark ´, see [[Acute accent]].}}
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'''Greek numerals''', also known as '''Ionic''', '''Ionian''', '''Milesian''', or '''Alexandrian numerals''', is a [[numeral system|system of writing numbers]] using the letters of the [[Greek alphabet]]. In modern [[Greece]], they are still used for [[ordinal number (linguistics)|ordinal number]]s and in contexts similar to those in which [[Roman numerals]] are still used in the [[Western world]]. For ordinary [[cardinal number (linguistics)|cardinal number]]s, however, modern Greece uses [[Arabic numerals]].