MMMCCCXXV

MMMCCCXXV is the Roman numeral for the integer 3325. It is formed by the symbols M, C, X, and V in the sequence M M M C C C X X V, corresponding to 1000 + 1000 + 1000 + 100 + 100 + 10 + 10 + 5.

This value can be read as 3000 plus 325, with the remaining 325 written as CCCXXV (300 + 20 + 5). The numeral thus expresses a sum of its components using standard additive notation, without any subtractive pairs.

Historically, Roman numerals were used throughout the Roman world and continued into medieval and early modern Europe for dates, chapters, and enumerations. A number such as 3325 falls within the common modern range of representation in Roman numerals; numbers above 3999 typically require additional notation (such as overlines) to indicate multiplication by 1000, which is not needed for 3325.

In contemporary contexts, MMMCCCXXV may appear in publication dates, hierarchical numbering, or fictional settings where Roman numerals denote order or chapters. It serves as an example of how large values are compactly expressed using repeated symbols in the Roman numeral system.

See also Roman numerals, numeral systems, and list of Roman numerals for further reference.