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<p>

A <strong className="text-current">Million</strong> is, quite literally,

a "big thousand." The word descends from the Italian <em>milione</em> —{' '}

<em>mille</em> ("thousand") fused with the augmentative suffix{' '}

<em>-one</em>, the same ending that turns a <em>minestra</em> (soup)

into a hearty <em>minestrone</em>. A million is simply a thousand made

enormous.

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"A thousand thousands, packed into a single word."

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<p>

Before the merchants of the late Middle Ages needed to reckon such sums,

English had no name for it — you simply said "a thousand thousand." The

term arrived in the 14th century alongside the spread of Hindu-Arabic

numerals and double-entry bookkeeping: new arithmetic demanding new

vocabulary.

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