Editing Khmer script (section)

== Numerals ==
{{Main|Khmer numerals}}

The numerals of the Khmer script, similar to that used by other civilizations in Southeast Asia, are also derived from the southern Indian script. Western-style [[Arabic numerals]] are also used, but to a lesser extent.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=0|ch=០|ipa=|notes=}}
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=1|ch=១|ipa=|notes=}}
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=2|ch=២|ipa=|notes=}}
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=3|ch=៣|ipa=|notes=}}
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=4|ch=៤|ipa=|notes=}}
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=5|ch=៥|ipa=|notes=}}
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=6|ch=៦|ipa=|notes=}}
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=7|ch=៧|ipa=|notes=}}
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=8|ch=៨|ipa=|notes=}}
| {{letter|l=khm|s=Khmr|top=9|ch=៩|ipa=|notes=}}
|-
|}

In large numbers, [[digit grouping|groups of three digits]] are delimited with Western-style [[full stop|periods]]. The [[decimal point]] is represented by a comma. The Cambodian currency, the [[Cambodian riel|riel]], is abbreviated using the symbol <big>{{lang|km|៛}}</big> or simply the letter <big>{{lang|km|រ}}</big> ''rô''.