SI prefixes for large and small numbers:
Prefix value symbol example etymology
Yotta 10^24 Y Yottajoule from otto, eight italian
Zetta 10^21 Z Zettamole from sette, seven italian
Exa 10^18 E Exaweber from hex, six in Greek
Peta 10^15 P PetaHertz from pente, five in Greek
Tera 10^12 T Teracandela teras, monster in Greek
Giga 10^9 G Gigawatt gigas, giant in Greek
Mega 10^6 M Megakelvin megas, huge in Greek
kilo 10^3 k kilovolt khilioi, thousand in Greek
hecto 10^2 h hectoradian hekaton, hundred in Greek
Deca/Deka 10 D Dekapascal deka, ten in Greek
deci 10^-1 d decisievert decimus, tenth in Latin
centi 10^-2 c centimetre centum, hundred in Latin
milli 10^-3 m milliampere mille, thousand in Latin
micro 10^-6 mu microohm mikros, small in Greek
nano 10^-9 n nanosecond nanos, dwarf in Greek
pico 10^-12 p picofarad pico, little bit in Spanish
femto 10^-15 f femtonewton femten, 15 in Danish or Norwegian
atto 10^-18 a attogram atten, 18 in Danish or Norwegian
zepto 10^-21 z zeptohenri from sept, seven Greek
yocto 10^-24 y yoctolitre from okto, eight Greek