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-illion is a common suffix used to describe large numbers.
Here is the sequence from smallest to largest using the Chuquet and Rowlett systems.
million, billion or gillion, trillion or tetrillion, quadrillion or pentillion, quintillion or hexillion, sextillion or heptillion, septillion or oktillion, octillion or ennillion, nonillion or dekillion, decillion, undecillion or decimillion or hendekillion, duodecillion or decibillion or dodekillion, tredecillion or decitrillion or trisdekillion, quattuordecillion or deciquadrillion or tetradekillion, quindecillion or deciquintillion or pentadekillion, sexdecillion or decisextillion or hexadekillion, septendecillion or deciseptillion or oktadekillion, octodecillion or decioctillion or enneadekillion, novemdecillion or decinonillion or icosillion, vigintillion or icosihenillion, unvigintillion or vigintimillion or icosidillion, duovigintillion or vigintibillion or icositrillion, trevigintillion or vigintitrillion or icositetrillion, quattuorvigintillion or vigintiquadrillion or icosipentillion,
quinvigintillion, sexvigintillion, septenvigintillion, octovigintillion, novemvigintillion, trigintillion, untrigintillion, duotrigintillion, tretrigintillion, quattuortrigintillion, quintrigintillion, sextrigintillion, septentrigintillion, octotrigintillion, novemtrigintillion, quadragintillion, unquadragintillion, duoquadragintillion, trequadragintillion, quattuorquadragintillion, quinquadragintillion, sexquadragintillion, septenquadragintillion, octoquadragintillion, novemquadragintillion, quinquagintillion, unquinquagintillion, duoquinquagintillion, trequinquagintillion, quattuorquinquagintillion, quinquinquagintillion, sexquinquagintillion, septenquinquagintillion, octoquinquagintillion, novemquinquagintillion, sexagintillion, unsexagintillion, duosexagintillion, tresexagintillion, quattuorsexagintillion, quinsexagintillion, septensexagintillion, octosexagintillion, novemsexagintillion, septuagintillion, unseptuagintillion, duoseptuagintillion, treseptuagintillion, quattuorseptuagintillion, quinseptuagintillion, sexseptuagintillion, septenseptuagintillion, octoseptuagintillion, novemseptuagintillion, octogintillion, unoctogintillion, duooctogintillion, treoctogintillion, quattuoroctogintillion, quinoctogintillion, sexoctogintillion, septenoctogintillion, octooctogintillion, novemoctogintillion, nonagintillion, unnonagintillion, duononagintillion, trenonagintillion, quattuornonagintillion, quinnonagintillion, sexnonagintillion, septennonagintillion, octononagintillion, novemnonagintillion, centillion
==[[User:Merovingian|Merovingian]]==
Problem solving is the only effective way to resolve a dispute between parties. The only other ''practical'' way is war. We are ''not'' here to make war, because I believe that as decent indiviuals, we ''know'' how to resolve a dispute. Wikipedia, while a wiki community, is <u>not</u> a place to make enemies in the first. It is, however, inevitable that disputes between users arise. It is up to the Arbitration Committee to solve these disputes.
So far, the Arbitration Committee has produced diligent results. Its only problem is its slowness. I heartily enjoy maintaining Wikipedia, but I feel that as an arbitrator, I can bring a fresh, sensible fairness to the Committee.
I do not believe that the Committee's members need to have an excessive amount of contributions or powers. While there is nothing wrong with these attributes, and while they may even be benefits, gross statistical information is not always important.
What is important? Opinion is not. The Arbitration Committee, as a microcosm of Wikipedia itself, welcomes differences in opinion, so long as they neither cloud judgment nor precipitate danger. ''Fairness'' is the important. Wikipedia has taught me to better consider opposing viewpoints. For example, in my nation many substances are illegal. Dealing with the NPOV policy taught me to begin to understand why legalizing such substances may be a good idea. While I hold my own subjective viewpoint on the issue, I comprehend and can appreciate opponents' views.
That is the kind of equality and balance I wish to bring to the Arbitration Committee.
I have many kind people to thank for invaluable [[User:Merovingian/archive|advice]] given to me throughout my tenure here.
Let it be known that I have '''no''' animosity toward any of my opponents. I welcome any of their questions on [[User talk:Merovingian|my talk page]]. --~~~~