The Roman numeral “CD” stands for the number “200”. It is written as two Roman numerals, “C” and “D”, placed one after the other. The number 200 was represented in Roman numerals as “CC” until the system was updated in the Middle Ages, at which point “200” became “CD”.

Is there a Roman numeral D?

There is no Roman numeral D.

What is CD in Arabic numeral?

The Arabic numeral system is a decimal numeral system. It uses ten symbols to represent any number. These symbols are written from left to right. The first symbol represents the number one, the …