10000 in words (10,000) is written as ten thousand. In Hindi it is दस हज़ार (das hazaar), and on a cheque you write Rupees Ten Thousand Only.
10,000 in words in English
| Words (Indian system) | ten thousand |
|---|---|
| Words (international system) | ten thousand |
| Title case | Ten Thousand |
| Cheque format | Rupees Ten Thousand Only |
| Hindi | दस हज़ार |
| Hindi in English letters | das hazaar |
| Digits (Indian commas) | 10,000 |
| Digits (international commas) | 10,000 |
Spelling tips for 10,000
- Write thousand, not "thousend".
Write "thousand", not "thousands", after a number: ten thousand is correct, "ten thousands" is not.
10,000 in Hindi
In Hindi, 10,000 is written दस हज़ार. In English letters it reads das hazaar. Hindi follows the same lakh and crore grouping as Indian English and uses the word हज़ार (hazaar) for thousand. For all Hindi numbers from one to a hundred, see the Hindi ginti chart.
10,000 rupees in words for a cheque
On a cheque, write the amount in words as Rupees Ten Thousand Only. Start close to the left edge, end with "Only" so nothing can be added, and draw a line through any empty space. In the box for figures, write 10,000/-. More tips are in how to write an amount on a cheque.
Facts about the number 10,000
| Even or odd | Even |
|---|---|
| Prime factors | 24 × 54 |
| Ordinal | 10000th (ten thousandth) |
| Square root | 100 (it is a perfect square) |
| Sum of digits | 1 |
| Number of digits | 5 |
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Questions people ask
How do you write 10,000 in words?
10,000 is written as ten thousand. In title case, for example on a form, write Ten Thousand.
How do you write 10,000 in Hindi?
10,000 in Hindi is दस हज़ार. In English letters it is das hazaar.
How do I write 10,000 rupees on a cheque?
Write Rupees Ten Thousand Only in the words line and 10,000/- in the figures box. Ending with "Only" stops anyone from adding to the amount.
Is it ten thousand or ten thousands?
It is ten thousand. When "thousand" comes after a number, it stays singular.
Is 10,000 a prime number?
No. 10,000 can be divided by 2, so it is a composite number.