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For example there is a PDF that lists all of the names of numbers up to a centillion, a 1 with 303 0s after it, with the rules:

2=bi, 3=tri, 4=quad, 5=quin, 6=sex, 7=sept,8=oct,9=non,10=deci,20=vigin.

Tip: Prefixes un-, duo-, tre-, quattuor-, quin-, sex-, sept-, octo-, and novem-, appear to modify TEN (deci) to make 11 to 19.

so based off that, what would be the number [not actual number but category obviously] after centillion? micentillion, then bicentillion etc., then decicentillion, undecicentillion etc. all the up to something like "2-centillion"? And if so what would that look like?

For context:

my use case is to try to make a number to word converter, that would allow one to constantly type in [or randomly generate] a huge number and it would give the spelling of it, like but not limited by 200 digits

In wikipedia it says that the limit is a Millinillion

that only goes up to 10^3003, however by reasonable limit is at least to calculate 10^1000000 if possible [10 with 1 million 0s after it], where can I find the general pattern after a millinillion?

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