MMCCXXXIX

MMCCXXXIX is the Roman numeral for the integer 2239. It is formed by combining M (1000) + M (1000) + CC (200) + XXX (30) + IX (9). The IX portion uses subtractive notation, placing I before X to indicate 9, while the other components are additive.

In calendar terms, 2239 would be a common year in the Gregorian system, not a leap year, since it is not divisible by 4. Consequently February would have 28 days. As a year designation, MMCCXXXIX could appear on inscriptions or in contexts where Roman numerals are used to denote dates, such as monuments, clock faces, or historical-adventure fiction.

Beyond indicating a year, MMCCXXXIX can function as a label or code in various systems, including catalog numbers, edition marks, or model identifiers. Its interpretation in such contexts depends on the conventions of the specific domain or fictional setting in which it appears. Because Roman numerals do not carry inherent semantic meaning beyond their numerical value, MMCCXXXIX typically requires situational context to convey any purpose other than representing the number 2239.