One centomillenium.
One thousand years is a millennium, from the Latin "mille" for "thousand". One hundred years is a century, from the Latin "centum" for "hundred".
a hundred thousand and one. The next power of 10 higher is one million.
One hundred thousand is not a million.
One hundred one thousand seven hundred.
33,333.3333...
A period of one hundred thousand years is called a "hectocentury." In geological and paleoclimatic contexts, this timescale is often relevant for studying climate cycles and major geological events.
One hundred thousand million years is called one hundred billion years. In scientific terms, this is often expressed as 100 gigayears (Gyr), where "giga" denotes a factor of one billion. This timescale is often used in cosmology and geology to discuss the age of the universe or the Earth.
One thousand years is a millennium, from the Latin "mille" for "thousand". One hundred years is a century, from the Latin "centum" for "hundred".
One hundred thirty thousand, six hundred.
There is only one hundred thousand in a hundred thousand.
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a hundred thousand and one. The next power of 10 higher is one million.
One hundred thousand, two hundred and three.
Two hundred years could be called: - two centuries - twenty decades - two-hundred years
Twelve hundred, or one thousand, two hundred.
One thousand, nine hundred ninety-five years.
one hundred : 100fifteen thousand : 15 000fifteen thousand one hundred : 15 100