Bengali Number Converter

What are Bengali Numerals?

Bengali numerals are a traditional number system used in the Bengali language, which is spoken in Bangladesh and the Indian state of West Bengal. This numeral system uses a specific set of symbols and is widely used in Bengali writing, especially in formal documents and cultural heritage.

Basic Rules of the Bengali Numeral System

The Bengali numeral system uses ten symbols, each representing a digit from 0 to 9. These symbols are different from the commonly used Arabic numerals, but they serve the same purpose and function. Below is the correspondence between Bengali numerals and Arabic numerals:

How to Represent Other Numbers?

Just like Arabic numerals, Bengali numerals use these basic symbols to represent all numbers. The position of the digits determines their value. For example:

• The number 15 is represented as "১৫" in Bengali numerals, where "১" (1) and "৫" (5) are combined in sequence.
• The number 123is represented as "১২৩" in Bengali numerals, where "১" (1), "২" (2), and "৩" (3) are combined in sequence.

Examples of Converting Arabic Numbers to Bengali Numerals

The number 25 converted to Bengali numerals is: ২৫

• 2 → ২
• 5 → ৫

The number 100 converted to Bengali numerals is: ১০০

• 1 → ১
• 0 → ০
• 0 → ০

The number 2025 converted to Bengali numerals is: ২০২৫

• 2 → ২
• 0 → ০
• 2 → ২
• 5 → ৫