DCXL

DCXL is a four-character string that can function as a Roman numeral representing the number 640. In Roman numerals, D stands for 500, C for 100, and XL indicates 40 (X before L is subtractive, so 50 minus 10). Adding these values yields 500 + 100 + 40 = 640. The sequence DCXL is valid and is typically read from left to right as a sum of its constituent values.

DCXL also appears as a designation in non-numerical contexts. It can be used as a model number, product code, edition label, or other identifier in various industries. In such uses, the letters and digits are chosen by a manufacturer or organization to distinguish a particular version or item.

Because DCXL is ambiguous outside numeral context, the intended meaning must be inferred from surrounding information, such as the document, catalog, or product listing where it appears.