These are fractions that identify the rough milled thickness of lumber. The actual size depends on if it's still rough sawn or if it's been surfaced. 


Rough Sawn (RGH)Surfaced (S2S)
4/4~1"13/16"
5/4 ~1-1/4"1-1/16"
6/4~1-1/2"1-5/16"
8/4~2"1-13/16"
12/4~3"2-13/16"


The fractions read in quarters of inches. For example, 4/4 is called "four quarter," and it means approximately 1" in rough thickness. 


You might find this article in our blog pretty useful if you want to know more:

"Woodworking 101: What Does 4/4 Mean In Lumber?"