The integer 1000000 (or 106, a 1 followed by 6 zeros) is called a Million.
The unit prefix "mega" is commonly used to denote a multiplication by one million. For example, one megabyte contains one million bytes of data.
Here are the names of large numbers with 6 or more zeros:
Name | Value | Prefix |
---|---|---|
Million | 106 | mega |
Billion | 109 | giga |
Trillion | 1012 | tera |
Quadrillion | 1015 | peta |
Quintillion | 1018 | exa |
Sextillion | 1021 | zetta |
Septillion | 1024 | yotta |
Octillion | 1027 | |
Nonillion | 1030 | |
Decillion | 1033 | |
Undecillion | 1036 | |
Duodecillion | 1039 | |
Tredecillion | 1042 | |
Quattuordecillion | 1045 | |
Quindecillion | 1048 | |
Sedecillion | 1051 | |
Septendecillion | 1054 | |
Octodecillion | 1057 | |
Novendecillion | 1060 | |
Vigintillion | 1063 | |
Unvigintillion | 1066 | |
Duovigintillion | 1069 | |
Tresvigintillion | 1072 | |
Quattuorvigintillion | 1075 | |
Quinvigintillion | 1078 | |
Sesvigintillion | 1081 | |
Septemvigintillion | 1084 | |
Octovigintillion | 1087 | |
Novemvigintillion | 1090 | |
Trigintillion | 1093 | |
Untrigintillion | 1096 | |
Duotrigintillion | 1099 | |
Googol | 10100 |