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Chilia- (pronounced KIL-ee-uh) is the Greek numerical prefix for 1000. The Latin equivalent is mill-. Some words are:

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ChiliagonA chiliagon is a polygon with 1000 sides. The measure of each angle in a regular chiliagon is 179. Be careful not to mis-pronounce this word. The ch is not pronounced as in "church", but with a sound that is not found in standard English, which is like th	ChiliadesThe Chiliades (more properly, the Book of Histories is a work of the 12th century by John Tzetzes, a Byzantine grammarian. The Chiliades is based upon a collection of Letters (ed. T Pressel, 1851), which has been called an index to the larger work, itself	Chiliagonal numberA chiliagonal number is a number that can be arranged to form a chiliagon. The mathematical formula is n(499n-498). The first few chiliagonal numbers are: 1 1000 2997 5992 9985 14976 20965 27952 35937 44920 54901 65880 77857 90832 104805 119776 135745 152
Chilia-Chilia (pronounced KIL-ee-uh) is the Greek numerical prefix for 1000. The Latin equivalent is mill-. Some words are: chiliad (A group of 1,000 or a millennium) chiliagon (1000 sides) chiliarch (commander of 1000 people) chiliomb ( sacrifice of 1000) chili	ChiliaChilia can mean: Chilia, a branch of the Danube Delta Chilia-, a Greek numerical prefix for 1000.