Ordinal

Format a non-negative integer as an ordinal — both the suffixed form (21st) and the ordinal words (twenty-first).

Spell an integer out in English words, e.g. 123 → "one hundred twenty-three". Negatives are prefixed with "minus".

Convert an integer between numeral bases 2–36 (binary, octal, hex, base36, …). Arbitrary size via BigInt; digits are case-insensitive and a leading minus is allowed.

Convert between integers (1–3999) and Roman numerals in either direction — a digit string is encoded to Roman, a Roman numeral is decoded to an integer. Non-canonical numerals (IIII, IC) are rejected.