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													Seventy-eight in Italian
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			Translation of 
			
													
													78 in Italian 
													
													
			The Italian translation of the word 
			seventy-eight  is as follows: 
			 Settantotto 
			The word for seventy-eight  or 78 represents a cardinal number that conveys "how many". Settantotto is the correct form of the Italian word which means seventy-eight. Cardinal numbers are also known as "counting numbers," because they 
			show quantity. English ordinal numbers define a position, such as "first", "second" or "third". Cardinal and ordinal numbers are used in Italy and the word for  
			Seventy-eighth in Italian is Settantiottesimo.  | 
			
			   
			
			Settantotto 
			
			Translation of 78  |   
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													78 in Italian - Roman Numerals 
													
													Roman numerals are script letters that were developed in Italy to represent numbers. The Roman numeral of 78 is in the same format used by the ancient Romans and part of the heritage of Italy. The Roman numeral for this number is as follows: 
			LXXVIII When a lower value number symbol 
			appears after a higher value number, it is added, if a lower value 
			symbol is before a higher value number, it is subtracted. Only seven 
			letters were required in this ancient numbering system.   | 
			
			 
			LXXVIII  |   
			
			
			
													
													Settantotto or
													78 in Italian 
													
													The 
			number 78 translates to the word Settantotto.
			
			Seventy-eighth is Settantiottesimo. The English-Italian translation of this number is: 
 
				
					
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						Seventy-eight | 
						
						Settantotto | 
					 
					
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						78th | 
						
						Settantiottesimo | 
					 
					 
				Italian 
				numerals are composed of just seven letters: I, V, X, L, C, D 
				and M. The ordinal numbers used in Italy are variable in gender (masculine and feminine) and number (singular and plural).    |  |   
			
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