We come across lots of statements trying to express numbers larger than trillions in a statement and the very word most people choose to pick is "Zillion".

I've come to discover that these people most of the time are trying to be specific with a value larger than trillion but end up picking "Zillion" because it sounds more convenient and probably understandable.

In actual context, Zillion refers to an unspecified number larger than Trillion.

There are actually specific names given to numbers in sets after trillion.

After trillion comes Quadrillion, quintillion and to the largest, Googolplex.

Extras: Google was actually coined from a large number called Googol.


https://sites.google.com/site/mrreganmathematics/place-values-after-million

after trillion you will get villions, then willions, and then yillions before zillions.

fireback:
after trillion you will get villions, then willions, and then yillions before zillions.
am I making sense

NO

I thought Google was coined from the Google Spec?

Zillion nah hin plenty pass sha