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Numeri integri is the Latin equivalent of 'integers'. The English term refers to a whole number. It in fact is a shortening of the original Latin term 'numerus integer', which is the singular form as 'integer' or 'integral number'. In Latin, the adjective 'integer' also may mean 'honest, upright'.
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