'We have 3333 registered users.' :) : How do you call this kind of numbers?

[Tamara]

Hi

Is there any special word in English for numbers like 3333 from the phrase I quoted? :)

(It’s definitely not a so-called 'round number' and I just don’t know how can I congratulate the english-test.net team 'right'. With what. :))

Anyway, my congratulations to all!
:)
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[Conchita]

That's a good number, congratulations, English-test.net!

(How observant you are, Tamara!)

These are called symmetrical o reversible numbers.

There's a funny name for this in Spanish, which is also used for palindromes: it's 'capic?a' (from the Latin words for 'head' and 'tail'.

[Tamara]

Thanks, Conchita.

Now we have one more member, that's also great! :)

[Pamela]

Hi Tamara,

I've found some information referring to your question.

http://wishydig.blogspot.com/2006/08/isnt-it-ironical.html

[Foah]

Tamara, for your German-lessons:

Numbers with some same cyphers are called "Schnapszahl"

Michael
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[Tamara]

Hi!

Thanks for the link, Pamela.
This actually is my old question… and each time in reality I’m in doubt, which form is 'more appropriate' to be used.

[Foah]

[Prezbucky]

The next Big Number is, what, 3456?

This is called a Small Straight.

hehe
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[Tamara]

Tom, I thought the next is 3344. Two Pairs, I mean. :)

[Conchita]

[Cornelius]

you almost forgot 3434

[Conchita]

[Conchita]