MMMCCCIV

MMMCCCIV is the Roman numeral that represents the value 3304. In the system used by ancient Rome, M stands for 1000, C for 100, I for 1, and V for 5. The numeral MMMCCCIV is composed of three thousands (MMM), three hundreds (CCC), and four (IV). The final IV uses subtractive notation, where I precedes V to indicate 4, while the preceding letters are added to yield 3300 before the final four.

This form is valid under standard Roman-numeral rules, which place symbols in descending order and employ subtractive pairs such as IV for 4. The value 3304 thus results from 3000 + 300 + 4. Numbers in the range up to 3999 are typically written without overlines, making MMMCCCIV a conventional representation within that range. The numeral does not imply zero or any positional notation; Roman numerals express value through additive and selective subtractive combinations of a fixed set of symbols.

In modern contexts, Roman numerals are used for clock faces, monarchic regnal numbers, page numbering in introductions or preliminaries, and various decorative or stylistic purposes. MMMCCCIV could be used to denote the year 3304 CE in historical or fictional settings, or as a label in a sequence where Roman numerals are preferred for stylistic reasons.