CXIV

CXIV is the Roman numeral for the number 114. It is formed from the symbols C (100), X (10), and IV (4). When combined, CXIV equals 114, since 100 + 10 + 4 = 114. This notation uses additive and subtractive conventions common to Roman numerals, with IV representing four as a subtractive unit placed after the numeral that contributes to the total.

In usage, CXIV appears in contexts where Roman numerals are employed to indicate order, chapters, or years. In dating, CXIV could denote the year 114 in the Common Era (114 CE) or 114 AD, depending on the convention. It is also used in enumerating items such as book sections or royal regnal numbers, though there is no widely recognized entity specifically named CXIV.

Numerically, 114 is even and composite, with prime factorization 2 × 3 × 19. In other bases, it is 0x72 in hexadecimal, 0b1110010 in binary, and 162 in octal. The Roman numeral CXIV is thus one conventional rendering of the integer 114.

See also: Roman numerals.