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Torchiest

August diffs

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Member timeline

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As many industrial and electronic bands go, the recorded version of the band can be nearly wholly different from the live, touring band. As such, I'm making the distinction between live and recorded rather than past and current

Opposition to the USA PATRIOT Act

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The Koch brothers, along with fellow billionaire George Soros and other organizations, each donated $10 million to the American Civil Liberties Union to help defeat parts of the USA PATRIOT Act.[1][2][3]

  1. ^ "Prominent Social Presences". New York Social Diary. December 2, 2008. Retrieved December 9, 2011.
  2. ^ Balko, Radley (February 25, 2011). "The Koch Brothers' Right-Wing Conspiracy to Undermine the PATRIOT Act". Reason. Retrieved December 9, 2011.
  3. ^ Bader, Hans (March 1, 2011). "The Koch brothers unwittingly subsidized their enemies". The Washington Examiner. Retrieved December 9, 2011.


Sports seasons

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The table represents typical seasons for some leagues by month. Blank or white denotes off-season and pre-season months and solid colors mark the rest of the year. Leagues in the same sport use the same color.

  • "E" denotes exhibition/preseason games.
  • "Q" denotes pre-competition qualifiers.
  • "S" denotes the start of the regular-season.
  • "P" denotes playoff(s)/postseason/knockout stages.
  • "F" denotes Final(s).
League Sport Countries/Regions Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
MLB Baseball United States Canada   E E S         P P F F[nb 1]  
MLS Association football United States Canada     S             P P F
NBA Basketball United States Canada       P P P F       E S    
NFL American football United States[nb 2] P F           E S      
NHL Ice hockey United States Canada       P P P F     E S    
  1. ^ The World Series usually ends in late October, but can extend into early November.
  2. ^ The NFL currently takes at least one regular-season game outside the US (London since 2007). The Jacksonville Jaguars are in the middle of a eight-year period (2013–2020) in which one home game is in London. The 2017 season will be the second consecutive season in which the Oakland Raiders will play one home game in Mexico City. For several years in the early 21st century, the Buffalo Bills played one home game per season in Toronto.

Misc

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Vincent Jeffries of Allmusic said the album is "less energetic than later releases" because it lacks their "guitar fury".[1]

Andy Hinds of Allmusic called the album "a little flimsy when compared to the band's pile-driving later work" and said, "the ideas just don't seem fully developed."[2]

Hinds said it "fleshed out the primitive ideas established on their previous album" and sounded "more assured",[3] while Thompson said it was "considerably more representative of KMFDM's true motives".[4]

The album was extremely well-received; critics called it "one of their strongest releases",[5] "brilliant",[6] "superb",[7] and "the most fun 'industrial dance' album ever".[8]

Alex Henderson of Allmusic called the album a mix of "industrial noise... heavy metal, Euro-dance music and hip-hop," with results that "are as infectious as they are unpredictable".[9]

In The Trouser Press Guide to '90s Rock, Ira Robbins called Angst "the fulfillment of Money's promise, a meld of pop choruses, metal guitar riffs and industrial machine-beats".[10]

Heidi MacDonanld said in CMJ New Music Monthly, "Right from the start of Nihil, you're caught up in the rush of killer hooks, machine gun rhythms, and KMFDM leader Sascha's menacing growls."[11]

Erlewine said the Xtort sounded like many of KMFDM's previous releases, and that while some of its songs were among the band's best, "it would be nice to hear the band branch out and start to experiment a little bit more."[12]

Hinds stated, "some of the band's ideas were getting a bit repetitive after nine albums." He also said that while the programming on Symbols was very good, "Symbols [sic] offers few surprises".[13]

Bradley Torreano of Allmusic called it "the right way to make a comeback" and "vintage KMFDM", and said it contained "a few truly inspiring industrial metal anthems".[14]

Jeffries said WWIII was "inconsistent" and "rushed and unfinished, with material that KMFDM's followers would pass on."[15]

Coincidentally, Greg Prato of Allmusic called 2005's Hau Ruck, the first album with the complete modern line up, "the perfect soundtrack for a futuristic action-adventure movie".[16] He also said it was "classic KMFDM with its aggressive industrial power".[17]

The result, according to Ilker Yücel of ReGen Magazine, was "a welcome breath of fresh air after the overtly and harshly critical Hau Ruck and WWIII".[18]

Trey Spencer of Sputnikmusic summarized the band's style on Blitz: "The main thing the long-time fan will notice is the increased use of melodic synths and an increased emphasis on catchier choruses."[19]

Jeffries enthused, "Drum machines pound, slogans are chanted, and guitars slash through speakers as they always have, with the only real differences being a tighter, lower bottom end," and concluding, "Put this one on the band’s top shelf."[20]

The following tables list the cardinal number names and symbols for the numbers 0 through 10 in various languages and scripts of the world. Where possible, each language's native writing system is used, along with transliterations in Latin script and other important writing systems where applicable. In some languages, numbers will be illustrated through to 20.

Language families of Afro-Eurasia

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[21]

Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Semitic (num:) *ʕaštum (m)
*ʕaštatum (f)
(adj:) *ʔaḥadum (m)
*ʔaḥadatum (f)
*ṯinum (m)
*ṯinatum (f)
*śalāṯum (m)
*śalāṯatum (f)
*ʔarbaʕum (m)
*ʔarbaʕatum (f)
*ḫamšum (m)
*ḫamšatum (f)
*šidṯum (m)
*šidṯatum (f)
*šabʕum (m)
*šabʕatum (f)
*ṯamāniyum (m)
*ṯamāniyatum (f)
*tišʕum (m)
tišʕatum (f)
*ʕaśarum (m)
*ʕaśaratum (f)
Arabic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Arabic, Literary#
and Abjad numerals
٠
صِفْر
ṣifr
١
واحِد
wāḥid
٢
اِثنان
ʼiṯnān
٣
ثَلاثة
ṯalāṯä
٤
أرْبَعَة
ʼarbaʿä
٥
خَمْسة
ḫamsä
٦
سِتَّة
sittä
٧
سَبْعَة
sabʿä
٨
ثَمانِية
ṯamāniyä
٩
تِسْعة
tisʿä
١٠
عَشَرة
ʿašarä
Arabic, Algerian واحد
wāḥed
زوج
zūǧ
ثلاثة
ṯlāṯä
ربعة
rabʿä
خمسة
ḫamsä
ستّة
sittä
سبعة
sebʿä
ثمانية
ṯmānyä
تسعة
tisʿä
عشرة
ʿašrä
Arabic, Cypriot Maronite آخن
ʼēḫen
خنين
ḫnayn
تلاخة
tlāḫë
أربع
ʼarbaʿ
خمسة
ḫamsï
سيتّة
sīttë
سابع
sābaʿ
خمانية
ḫmēnyë
تيسعة
tīsʿä
عاشرة
ʿāšrä
Arabic, Egyptian صفر‎/زيرو
ṣifr/zīro~zīru
واحد
wāḥid
إتنين
itnēn
تلاتة
talātä
أربعة
arabaʿä
خمسة
ḫamsä
ستّة
sittä
سبعة
sabʿä
تمانية
tamanyä
تسعة
tesʿä
عشرة
ʿašrä
Arabic, Hejazi واحد
wāḥid
إتنين
itnēn
تلاتة
talāta
أربعة
ʼarbaʿa
خمسة
ḫamsa
ستّة
sitta
سبعة
sabʿa
تمنية
tamanya
تسعة
tisʿa
عشرة
ʿašara
Arabic, Lebanese واحد
wāḥad
تنين
tnēn
تلاتة
tlētï
أربعة
ʼarbʿä
خمسة
ḫamsï
ستّة
settï
سبعة
sabʿä
تمانة
tmēnï
تسعة
tesʿä
عشرة
ʿašrä
Arabic, Iraqi واحد
wāḥid
ثناين
ṯinayn
ثلاثة
ṯilāṯä
أربعة
ʼarbʿä
خمسة
ḫamsä
ستّة
sittä
سبعة
sabʿä
ثمانية
ṯimānyä
تسعة
tisʿä
عشرة
ʿašrä
Arabic, Moroccan واحد
wāḥed
جوج
ǧūǧ
تلاتة
tlātä
ربعة
rebʿä
خمسة
ḫemsä
ستّة
settä
سبعة
sebʿä
تمنية
tmenyä
تسعود
tesʿūd
عشرة
ʿašarä
Arabic, Najdi واحد
wāḥid
إثنين
ʼiṯnēn
ثلاثة
ṯalāṯä
أربعة
ʼarbaʿä
خمسة
ḫamsä
ستّة
sittä
سبعة
sabʿä
ثمنية
ṯamanyä
تسعة
tisʿä
عشرة
ʿašarä
Arabic, Syrian واحد
wāḥed
تنين
tnēn
تلاتة
tlātë
ربعة
ʼarbʿä
خمسة
ḫamsë
ستّة
səttë
سبعة
sabʿä
تمانة
tmānë
تسعة
tesʿä
عشرة
ʿašarä
Arabic, Yemeni واحد
wāḥid
إثنين
ʼiṯnayn
ثلاثة
ṯalāṯë
أربعة
ʼarbaʿä
خمسة
ḫamsë
ستّح
sitteḥ
سبعة
sabʿä
ثمانية
ṯamāniyë
تسعة
tisʿä
عشرة
ʿašarä
Arabic, Sudanese واحد
wāhid
إثنين
'itnēn
ثلاثة
talāta
أربعا
'arba'ā
خمسا
ḫamsā
ستة
sittāh
سبعة
saba'ā
ثمنيا
tamanyā
تسعة
tis'ä
عشر
'ashara
Maltese xejn wieħed tnejn tlieta erbgħa ħamsa sitta sebgħa tmienja disgħa għaxra
Aramaic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Biblical Aramaic חַד
ḥaḏ
תְּרֵין
təren
תְּלָתָה
təlāṯā
אַרְבְּעָה
ʾarbʿā
חַמְשָׁה
ḥamšā
שִׁתָּה
šittā
שַׁבְעָה
šaḇʿā
תְּמָנְיָא
təmānyā
תִּשְׁעָה
tišʿā
עַסְרָה
ʿasrā
Aramaic, Modern âhad itr tlo:ta: árpa` hámsha: shé:'tta: shub`a: tmó:nya: tésh`a: `ásra:
Syriac ܣܺܝܦܳܪ
sīpār
ܚܰܕ
ḥaḏ
ܬܪ̈ܶܝܢ
tərēn
ܬܠܳܬܳܐ
tlāṯā
ܐܰܪܒܥܳܐ
ʾarbʿā
ܚܰܡܫܳܐ
ḥamšā
ܫܬܳܐ، ܐܶܫܬܳܐ
šəṯā, ʾēštā
ܫܰܒܥܳܐ
šaḇʿā
ܬܡܳܢܝܳܐ
təmānyā
ܬܶܫܥܳܐ
tēšʿā
ܥܶܣܪܳܐ
ʿēsrā
Mandaic ࡉࡉࡊࡉࡀ
yīkīʾa
ࡕࡓࡉࡍ
tərīn
ࡕࡋࡀࡕࡀ
təlʾatʾa
ࡀࡓࡁࡉ
ʾarbī
ࡄࡌࡔࡀ
hamšʾa
ࡔࡉࡕ
šīt
ࡔࡀࡁࡀ
šʿabʿa
ࡕࡌࡀࡍࡉࡀ
təmʾanyʾa
ࡕࡔࡀ
təšʾa
ࡀࡎࡓࡀ
ʾasrʾa
Samaritan ࠇࠠࠃࠠࠄ
ʾada
ࠇࠟࠃ
ʾād
ࠕࠓࠕࠉࠍ
tartən
ࠕࠟࠓࠉࠍ
tārən
ࠕࠟࠋࠠࠕ
tālat
ࠕࠟࠋࠟࠕࠠࠄ
tālāta
ࠀࠓࠁࠏࠄ
ʿrbʾ
ࠄࠠࠌࠔࠠ
ʾamša
ࠄࠌࠔࠄ
ʾamš
ࠔࠕ/ࠕࠕ
tt/št
ࠔࠕࠄ/ࠕࠕࠄ
tt/št
ࠔࠁࠏ
šbʾ
ࠔࠁࠏࠄ
šbʾ
ࠔࠌࠅࠍࠄ
šmbn
ࠕࠔࠏ
tšʿ
ࠕࠔࠏࠄ
tšʿ
ࠏࠔࠓ
ʿšr
ࠏࠔࠓࠄ
ʿšr
Canaanite languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Phoenician 𐤀𐤇𐤃
ʼiḥad
𐤔𐤍𐤌
senem
𐤔𐤋𐤔
salūs
𐤀𐤓𐤁
ʼareb
𐤇𐤌𐤔
ḥōmīs
𐤔𐤔
sīs
𐤔𐤁𐤏
sebaʻ
𐤔𐤌𐤍
semūni
𐤕𐤔𐤏
tīsaʻ
𐤏𐤔𐤓
ʻisir
Hebrew, Biblical אֶפֶס
ʼefes
אַחַת
ʼaḥaṯ
אֶחָד
ʼeḥāḏ
שְׁתַּיִם
šetayīm
שְׁנַיִם
šenayīm
שָׁלֹושׁ
šālōš
שְׁלֹושָׁה
šālōšāh
אַרְבַּע
ʼarbaʻ
אַרְבָּעָה
ʼarbāʻāh
חָמֵשׁ
ḥāmēs
חֲמִשָּׁה
ḥamīšāh
שֵׁשׁ
šēš
שִׁשָּׁה
šīšāh
שֶׁבַע
šeḇaʻ
שִׁבְעָה
šīḇeʻah
שְׁמֹונֶה
šemōneh
שְׁמֹונָה
šemōnāh
תֵּשַׁע
tēšaʻ
תִּשְׁעָה
tīšeʻāh
עֶשֶׂר
ʻeser
עֲשָׂרָה
ʻásārāh
Hebrew (Gematria) א ב ג ד ה ו ז ח ט י
Hebrew אפס אחת
אחד
שתיים
שניים
שלוש
שלושה
ארבע
ארבעה
חמש
חמישה
שש
שישה
שבע
שבעה
שמונה
שמונה
תשע
תשעה
עשר
עשרה
Hebrew, Tiberian ʼẹṗes ʼạḥạṯ
ʼẹḥāḏ
eštạyim
ešnạyim
šālōš
šəlōšā
ʼarbạʻ
ʼarbāʻā
ḥāmēš
ḥamiššā
šēš
šiššā
šẹḇaʻ
šiḇʻā
šəmōnẹ
šəmōnā
tēšaʻ
tišʻā
ʻẹśer
ʻaśārā
Hebrew, Yemenite ʼāfas ʼāḥāṯ
ʼāḥōḏ
štāyim
šnāyim
šōlȫš
šalȫšō
ʼarbāʻ
ʼarbōʻō
ḥōmēš
ḥamiššō
šēš
šiššō
šāvaʻ
šivʻō
šamȫnā
šamȫnō
tēšaʻ
tišʻō
ʻāśar
ʻaśōrō
Hebrew, Ashkenazi (liturgical) éfes achas
echod
shtáyim
shnáyim
sholoish
shloisho
arba
arbo·o
chomeish
chamisho
sheish
shisho
shéva
shiv·o
shmoine
shmoino
téisha
tish·o
éser
asoro
Hebrew Academy (1953) éfes aẖat
eẖad
shtáyim
shnáyim
shalosh
shelosha
arbaʻ
arbaʻa
ẖamesh
ẖamisha
shesh
shisha
shévaʻ
shivʻa
shemone
shemona
téshaʻ
tishʻa
ʻéser
ʻasara
Hebrew Academy (2006) éfes aẖat
eẖad
shtáyim
shnáyim
shalosh
shlosha
arba
arba'a
ẖamesh
ẖamisha
shesh
shisha
shéva
shiv'a
shmone
shmona
tésha
tish'a
éser
asara
East Semitic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Akkadian 𒀸/𒁹
ištēn/ēdu/wēdu/īdu
𒈫
šena/šinā
𒐈
šalāš(at)
𒐼
erbe
𒐊
ḫàmiš
𒐋
šediš/šeššet/šiššu
𒑂
sebe
𒑄
samāne
𒑆
tiše(t)/tišī(t)
𒌋
ešer
Modern South Arabian 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Soqotri tʼɒt (masc.) / tʼɛh (fem.) trɒh / trih ɬɛlɛh / ɬɛʕtɛh ʔɒrbɛʕ / ʔirbəʕ χīmɛh/ χɒjməh jhɒːʕt / hītəh jhɒbəʕ / hibʕəh tɛmɔːni / tɛmənɛh sɛʕ / sɛʕəh ʕɑːɬər / ʕɛɬrɛh
Ethiopic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Ge'ez አሐዱ
ʾäḥädu
ክልኤቱ
kəlʾetu
ሠለስቱ
śälästu
አርባዕቱ
ʾärbaʿtu
ኀምስቱ
ḫämstu
ስድስቱ
sədstu
ሰብዐቱ
säbʿätu
ሰማንቱ
sämantu
ተስዐቱ
täsʿätu
ዐሠርቱ
ʿäśärtu
Tigre ሐት
hat
ክልኤ
kile
ሰለስ
seles
አርበዕ
arba'e
ሓሙስ
hamus
ስስ
ses


ስዕ
se'e

Tigrinya ሓደ
hade
ክልተ
kilte
ሰለስተ
seleste
አርባዕተ
arba'ete
ሓሙሽተ
hamushte
ሹድሽተ
shidishte
ሸውዓተ
shew'ate
ሸሞንተ
shomonte
ትሽዓተ
tishi'ate
ዓስርተ
aserte
Amharic ዜሮ
zero
አንድ
and
ሁለት
hulät
ሦስት
sost
አራት
arat
አምስት
amməst
ስድስት
səddəst
ሰባት
säbat
ስምንት
səmmənt
ዘጠኝ
zäṭäñ
አሥር
asər
Harari aḥad ko'ot ši'išti ḥarät ḥammisti səddisti sa'atti su'ut zaḥṭäñ assər
Gurage አት
at
ሄት
hwiet
ሶስት
sost
አርበት
arbat
አምስት
amest
ስድስት
sidist
ሰባት
sebat
ስምዎት
simwot
ዘጠ
zhete
አስር
asir
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Ugaritic 𐎀𐎈𐎄
ʾaḥadu
𐎘𐎐(𐎎)
ṯinā(mi)
𐎘𐎍𐎘
ṯalāṯu
𐎀𐎗𐎁𐎓
ʾarbaʿu
𐎃𐎎𐎌
ḫamišu
𐎘𐎘
ṯiṯṯu
𐎌𐎁𐎓
šabʿu
𐎘𐎎𐎐
ṯamānī
𐎚𐎌𐎓
tišʿu
𐎓𐎌𐎗
ʿašaru
^# The numerals used in English and other languages using Latin alphabets are known as Arabic numerals (or, more precisely, Western Arabic numerals). They came to Europe from India by way of Islamic mathematicians in the Middle Ages, and came to be adopted by civilizations around the world with their use in printed books. The numerals listed for the Arabic language in the table above are Eastern Arabic numerals, which are used in conjunction with the Arabic script in Middle East. In Arabic multidigit numbers are written right-to-left, in increasing powers of ten. Thus, just as in the west, the units are in the rightmost position and greater powers of ten are to the left, as can be seen in the Arabic entry for 10 in the table. For modern Indian numerals, see the table for Indo-European languages below.
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Berber language
(Prasse 1974)[22]
*yīwā̆n *sīn (m.)/*sināt (f.)
*hissīn
*karaḍ *hakkūẓ *sammūs *saḍīs *sāh
*hissāh
*tām
*hittām
*tiẓ(ẓ)āh *marāw
Eastern Berber languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Ghadamès yú:n sen ka:red aqquz semmes suz sa: ta:m tesu: maraw
Guanche languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Guanche (Grand Canaria) nait smetti amelotti acodetti simusetti sesetti satti tamatti alda-marava marava
Tenerife ben lini amiat arba cansa sumus sàt set acot marago
Northern Berber languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Kabyle yiwen / wahed sin / ju,j tlata rebea xemsa setta sebea tmanya tesea eecr.a
Zenati languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Riffian language yijjen / wahid tnayen / sin trata / krad ab'a / kuz xemsa / semmus setta / sdis seb'a / sa tmanya / tam ts'a / tza 'ecra / mraw
Atlas languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Shilha (Tachelhit) yan sin krad kkuz semmus sdis sa ttam ttza mraw
Southwestern Berber languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Zenaga iun shinan karat akoz shammush shodush ishsha ittem tuza mêrêg
Tuareg languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Tamahaq (Ahaggar) iyen essîn kerad okkoz semmus sedis essa ettâm tezza meraw
Tamasheq iyan esshin kerâd ekkoz semmos sædis essa ettam teza meraw
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Transliteration   wꜥ(jw) snw(j) ḫmt(w) jfdw djw sjsw sfḫ(w) ḫmn(w) psḏ(w) mḏ(w)
Egyptian, Old   *[ˈwuʕʕuw] *[siˈnuwwaj] *[ˈχamtaw] *[jafˈt’aw] *[ˈt’iːjaw] *[saɾˈsaw] *[ˈsafχaw] *[χaˈmaːnaw] *[piˈsiːc’aw] *[ˈmuːc’aw]
Egyptian, Middle   *[ˈwuʕʕuw] *[siˈnuwwaj] *[ˈχamtaw] *[jafˈt’aw] *[ˈt’iːjaw] *[sajˈsaw] *[ˈsafχaw] *[χaˈmaːnaw] *[piˈsiːt’aw] *[ˈmuːt’aw]
Egyptian, Medio-Late   *[ˈwuʕʕəʔ] *[səˈnuwwəʔ] *[ˈχamtəʔ] *[ʔəfˈt’aw] *[ˈt’iːwəʔ] *[səʔˈsaw] *[ˈsafχəʔ] *[χəˈmaːnəʔ] *[pəˈsiːt’əʔ] *[ˈmuːt’əʔ]
Egyptian, Late   *[ˈwøʕʕ] *[səˈnøww] *[ˈχamt] *[ʔəfˈt’aw] *[t’iːw] *[ʔəsˈsaw] *[ˈsafχ] *[χəˈmoːn] *[pəˈsiːt’] *[meːt’]
Coptic numerals  
Coptic, Bohairic   ⲟⲩⲁⲓ
ouai
ⲥⲛⲁⲩ
snau
ϣⲟⲙⲧ
šomt
ϥⲧⲟⲟⲩ/ϥⲧⲟⲩ
ftoou/ftou
ⲧⲓⲟⲩ/ϯⲟⲩ
tiou
ⲥⲟⲟⲩ
soou
ϣⲁϣϥ
šašf
ϣⲙⲏⲛ
šmēn
ⲯⲓⲧ
psit
ⲙⲏⲧ
mēt
Coptic, Sahidic   ⲟⲩⲁ (m)/ⲟⲩⲉⲓ (f)
oua (m)/ouei (f)
ⲥⲛⲁⲩ
snau
ϣⲟⲙⲧ
šomt
ϥⲧⲟⲟⲩ
ftoou
ⲧⲓⲟⲩ/ϯⲟⲩ
tiou
ⲥⲟⲟⲩ
soou
ⲥⲁϣϥ
sašf
ϣⲙⲟⲩⲛ
šmoun
ⲯⲓⲧ/ⲯⲓⲥ
psit/psis
ⲙⲏⲧ
mēt
Coptic, Akhmimic   ⲟⲩⲉ
oue
ⲥⲛⲟ/ⲥⲛⲉⲩ
sno/sneu
ⳉⲁⲙⲧ
xamt
ϥⲧⲁⲩ
ftau
ⲧⲓⲟⲩ/ϯⲟⲩ
tiou
ⲥⲁⲩ
sau
ⲥⲁⳉϥ
saxf
ⳉⲙⲟⲩⲛ
xmoun
ⲯⲓⲥ
psis
ⲙⲏⲧ
mēt
Coptic, Fayyumic   ⲟⲩⲉⲉⲓ
oueei
ⲥⲛⲉⲟⲩ/ⲥⲛⲉⲩ/ⲥⲛⲁⲩ
sneou/sneu/snau
ϣⲁⲙⲧ
šamt
ϥⲧⲁⲩ
ftau
ⲧⲓⲟⲩ/ϯⲟⲩ
tiou
ⲥⲁⲩ
sau
ϣⲉϣⲃ
šešb
ϣⲙⲟⲩⲛ
šmoun
*ⲯⲓⲧ
*psit
*ⲙⲏⲧ
*mēt
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Hausa sifili ɗaya biyu uku huɗu biyar shida bakwai takwas tara goma goma sha ɗaya goma sha biyu goma sha uku goma sha huɗu goma sha biyar goma sha shida goma sha bakwai goma sha takwas goma sha tara ashirin
Bole móoɗì bòláu kúnùm pòɗɗó bàɗì bàššimóoɗì báawúló póorɗó ɓòonùm bìmbáɗí
Bade (Western) ɡàɗe sǝrǝn kwàn fǝɗu vàɗi ǝzdù ɡàtkasà Ɨǝdakwà wurayà ɡumà
Nancere pə̀nà sùwœ̀ sàb pə̄rí bày mə̀nə̀ màtàl pə̄rpə̄ndə̄ tʃélə̄ ɡùwàrə̀
Mubi fíní sìr súɓà fádà bíɗyà ìstàlà béesír fàrbàt férbínì kúrúk
Tera da

rap
rāp
kununɡ
kúnúŋ
vat
vàt
qurmun
qúrmún
njoŋ
ⁿjòŋ
mut
mút
myaasi
mʲāsī
mu̠dlam
mɨ̄ɮām
ɡwanɡ
ɡʷàŋ
Musey dèw ɓà híndí fídí fàɬ kárɡìyá kídísìyá kálvàndì ɬèŋŋè dòɡò
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Oromo duwwaa tokko lama sadii afur shan ja'a torba saddet sagal kudhan
Somali eber kow laba saddex afar shan lix toddoba siddeed sagaal toban
North Omotic (Nomotic) languages / Non-Aroid 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Dizoid languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Dizi k'òy tà:gn kàdú kùbm'jii úxcú yàkú tù:sú zyéd sàgIl támú
Nao (Nayi) isin tagen kaddu kubm uchum yakko tessen zyad sagn tamu
Sheko koy t'agen kaddu kub'm uchu yaku tubsu zyed sagen tam
Gonga–Gimojan languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Gengo / Kefoid languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Anfillo ikko gutto keg^g^o auddo amitto shirto shabattó shimittó yiringo ashiró
Boro (Shinasha) íkka gittá ke:zá áwddá u:sá sheríta shawáta shimíta je:riyá tása
Kafa (Khaficho) ikka: gutta: kaja: gwda ú:ja: sirita: sabá:ta shiminta: yitiya: àjera:
Shekkacho (Mocha) ?íkko gútto kä.g^g^o awúddo u.chcho shirítto shabá.tto shimítto yí.tiyo á.shiro
Gimojan languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bench mātʼ nám káz ód ùtʂ sàpm̄ nàpm̄ njàrtn̄ ìrstn̄ ta̋m
Ometo–Gimira languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bencho (Gimira) mat'3 nam4 kaz4 od4 uch,2 sa2pm3 na2pm3 nyar2tn3 irs2tn3 tam5
Chara issa: nanta: keza: obda: uchcha sa:fun la:pun nandirse biza: tantsa:
Walamo (Ometo) ista naa?a hezza oydda iccaca usuppuna laappuna hoospuna uddupunaa tamma
Yemsa (Janjero) isa11 hep1 keez1 acheech11 uuch3 issun12 naafun12 naangrin11 izgin11 asir11
Mao languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Hozo onna dombo siyazi bets'i k'witsi ken:i ?ò:ta ?ò:tá ?ò:t(I) p'ó:shi
Seze ishile noombe siize beets'e uwiise t'ján:é: `dòmbò sjà:zé bes'é þó:shè
South Omotic (Somotic) languages / Aroid (Aari) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Aari wóllaq qaskén makkán ?oydí dónq láa tabzá qaskén-tamars wolqán-tamars tammá
Dime wokkil k'asten mikkim uddu shinne lah tossum k'ashnash bokolash tamme
Hamer;
Banna
kalo;
kulu
lama;
lema:
makan;
makan
oydi;
?owidi
don;
dung
lah;
lux
tobba;
tub`a
lankay;
lungkai
sal;
sel
teppi;
teb`i

Austronesian and Kra-Dai languages

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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Austronesian+ *əsa
*isa
*duSa *təlu *Səpat *lima
*ɣatep
*ənəm *pitu *walu *Siwa *(sa-)puluq
Amis cecay tosa tolo spet lima enem pito falo siwa mo^tep
Atayal qutux sazing cyugal payat magal mtzyu mpitu mspat mqeru mopuw
Paiwan ita drusa tjelu sepatj lima enem pitju alu siva tapuluq
Bunun tasʔa dusa tau paat hima nuum pitu vau siva masʔan
Puyuma isa zuwa telu pat lima unem pitu walu iwa pulu'
Rukai itha drusa tulru supate lrima eneme pitu valru bangate pulruku
Tsou coni yuso tuyu sʉptʉ eimo nomʉ pitu voyu sio maskʉ
Saisiyat 'aeihae' roSa' to:lo' Sopat haseb SayboSi: SayboSi: 'aeihae' maykaSpat hae'hae' lampez
Thao taha tusha turu shpat tarima katuru pitu kashpat tanathu makthin
Kavalan usiq uzusa utulu uspat ulima unem upitu uwalu usiwa rabtin
Truku kingal dha tru spat rima mataru empitu maspat mngari maxal
Sakizaya cacay tosa tolo sepat lima enem pito walo siwa cacay a bataan
Seediq kingal daha teru sepac rima mmteru mpitu mmsepac mngari maxal
Siraya saat ruha turu xpat rima nom pitu kuixpa matuda kitian
Taivoan caha' ruha toho paha hima lom kito kipa matuha kaipien
Taivoan (Dazhuang) caca'a raruha tatoo tapat tarima tanum tyausen rapako ravasen kaiten
Makatao na-saad ra-duha ra-duma ra-sipat ra-lima ra-hurum ra-pito ra-haru ra-siwa ra-kaitian
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *əsa
*isa
*duha *təlu *əpat *lima *ənəm *pitu *walu *siwa *puluq
Acehnese صيفر
sifar
سوه
soh
سا
sa
دوا
duwa
لهيي
lhee
ڤويت
peuet
ليموڠ
limong
نم
nam
توجوە
tujoh
لاڤن
lapan
سيكوريوڠ
sikureueng
سيڤلوه
siploh
سيبلايه
siblaih
دوابلايه
duablaih
لهيي بلايه
lheeblaih
ڤويت بلايه
peuetblaih
ليموڠ بلايه
limongblaih
نم بلايه
namblaih
توجوە بلايه
tujohblaih
لاڤن بلايه
lapanblaih
سيكوريوڠ بلايه
sikureuengblaih
دوا ڤلوه
dua ploh
Balinesea
ᬦᬸᬮ᭄
nul

ᬩᭂᬲᬶᬓ᭄
besik
ᬲᬶᬓᬶ
siki

ᬤᬸᬯ
dua

ᬢᭂᬮᬸ
telu

ᬧᬧᬢ᭄
papat

ᬮᬶᬫᬾ
lime

ᬦᭂᬦᭂᬫ᭄
nenem

ᬧᬶᬢᬸ
pitu

ᬓᬸᬢᬸᬲ᭄
kutus

ᬲᬶᬬ
sia
᭑᭐
ᬤᬲ
dasa *
᭑᭑
ᬲᭀᬮᬲ᭄
solas
᭑᭒
ᬭᭀᬭᬲ᭄
roras
᭑᭓
ᬢᭂᬮᬸᬮᬲ᭄
telu-las
᭑᭔
ᬧᬢ᭄ᬩᭂᬮᬲ᭄
pat-belas
᭑᭕
ᬮᬶᬫᭀᬮᬲ᭄
limolas
᭑᭖
ᬦᭂᬫ᭄ᬩᭂᬮᬲ᭄
nem-belas
᭑᭗
ᬧᬶᬢᬸᬮᬲ᭄
pitu-las
᭑᭘
ᬧᭂᬍᬓᬸᬢᬸᬲ᭄
pelekutus
᭑᭙
ᬲᬗᬮᬲ᭄
sanga-las
᭒᭐
ᬤ᭄ᬯᬂᬤᬲ
dwang dasa *
ᬓᬮᬶᬄᬤᬲ
kalih dasa *
^* Borrowed from Sanskrit, दश (dáśa). From proto-Indo-European, *déḱm̥t.
Banjar اسا
asa
دوا
dua
تالو
talu
امڤت
ampat
ليم
lima
انم
anam
ڤيتو
pitu
والو
walu
ساڠ
sanga
ساڤولوه
sapuluh
ساوالس
sawalas
Batak, Toba ᯘᯑ
sada
ᯑᯮᯀ
dua
ᯗᯬᯞᯮ
tolu
ᯥᯇᯗ᯲
opat
ᯞᯪᯔ
lima
ᯥᯉᯬᯔ᯲
onom
ᯇᯪᯗᯮ
pitu
ᯥᯀᯞᯮ
walu
ᯘᯪᯀ
sia
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ
sampulu
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ ᯘᯑ
sampulu sada
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ ᯑᯮᯀ
sampulu dua
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ ᯗᯬᯞᯮ
sampulu tolu
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ ᯥᯇᯗ᯲
sampulu opat
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ ᯞᯪᯔ
sampulu lima
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ ᯥᯉᯬᯔ᯲
sampulu onom
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ ᯇᯪᯗᯮ
sampulu pitu
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ ᯥᯀᯞᯮ
sampulu ualu
ᯘᯔ᯲ᯇᯮᯞᯮ ᯘᯪᯀ
sampulu sia
ᯑᯮᯀᯇᯮᯞᯮ
dua pulu
Buginese ᨔᨙᨉᨗ
ceddi
ᨉᨘᨓ
dua
ᨈᨛᨒᨘ
tellu
ᨕᨛᨄ
empa
ᨒᨗᨆ
lima
ᨕᨛᨊᨛ
enneng
ᨄᨗᨈᨘ
pitu
ᨕᨑᨘᨓ
arua
ᨕᨙᨔᨑ
asera
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚ
seppulo
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚᨔᨙᨉᨗ
seppuloceddi
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚᨉᨘᨓ
seppulodua
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚᨈᨛᨒᨘ
seppulotellu
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚᨕᨛᨄ
seppuloempa
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚᨒᨗᨆ
seppulolima
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚᨕᨛᨊᨛ
seppuloenneng
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚᨄᨗᨈᨘ
seppulopitu
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚᨕᨑᨘᨓ
seppuloarua
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚᨕᨙᨔᨑ
seppuloasera
ᨉᨘᨓᨄᨘᨒᨚ
duapulo
Cia-Cia 디세
dise
ise
루아
rua
ghua
똘루
tolu
빠아
pa'a
을리마
lima
노오
no'o
삐쭈
picu
ᄫᅡᆯ루
walu
oalu
시우아
siua
옴뿔루
ompulu
Cham
ꨔꨯꨱꩍ
thaoh


sa

ꨕꨶ
dua

ꨆꨵꨮꨭ
klau

ꨚꩀ
pak

ꨤꨪꨟ
lima

ꨗꩌ
nam

ꨓꨎꨭꩍ
tujuh

ꨕꨤꨚꩆ
dalapan

ꨧꨤꨚꩆ
salapan
sapluh
Indonesian kosong
nol
satu
suatu[23]
dua tiga[24] empat lima[25] enam tujuh delapan[26] sembilan sepuluh sebelas dua belas tiga belas empat belas lima belas enam belas tujuh belas delapan belas sembilan belas dua puluh
Javaneseb ꧑꧐ ꧑꧑ ꧑꧒ ꧑꧓ ꧑꧔ ꧑꧕ ꧑꧖ ꧑꧗ ꧑꧘ ꧑꧙ ꧒꧐
Javanese (Kawi)*

[27]

sunya eka dwi tri catur panca sad sapta asta nawa dasa ekadasa dwidasa tridasa caturdasa pancadasa sadasa saptadasa astadasa nawadasa wingsati
Javanese (Kuna)[28] das sa rwa tĕlu pāt lima nĕm pitu walu sanga sapuluh sawĕlas rwawĕlas tĕluwĕlas pātwĕlas limawĕlas nĕmwĕlas pituwĕlas waluwĕlas sangawĕlas rwangpuluh
Javanese (Krama) ꦤꦺꦴꦭ꧀
nol
ꦱꦼꦠꦸꦁꦒꦭ꧀
setunggal
ꦏꦭꦶꦃ
kalih
ꦠꦶꦒ
tiga
ꦱꦼꦏꦮꦤ꧀
sekawan
ꦒꦁꦱꦭ꧀
gangsal
ꦲꦼꦤꦼꦩ꧀
enem
ꦥꦶꦠꦸ
pitu
ꦮꦺꦴꦭꦸ
wolu
ꦱꦔ
sanga
ꦱꦼꦢꦱ
sedasa
ꦱꦼꦠꦸꦁꦒꦭ꧀ꦮꦼꦭꦱ꧀
setunggal welas
ꦏꦭꦶꦃꦮꦼꦭꦱ꧀
kalih welas
ꦠꦶꦒꦮꦼꦭꦱ꧀
tiga welas
ꦱꦼꦏꦮꦤ꧀ꦮꦼꦭꦱ꧀
sekawan welas
ꦒꦁꦱꦭ꧀ꦮꦼꦭꦱ꧀
gangsal welas
ꦲꦼꦤꦼꦩ꧀ꦮꦼꦭꦱ꧀
enem welas
ꦥꦶꦠꦸꦮꦼꦭꦱ꧀
pitu welas
ꦮꦺꦴꦭꦸꦮꦼꦭꦱ꧀
wolu welas
ꦱꦔꦮꦼꦭꦱ꧀
sanga welas
ꦏꦭꦶꦃꦢꦱ
kalih dasa
Javanese (Ngoko)[29] ꦤꦺꦴꦭ꧀
nol
ꦱꦶꦗꦶ
siji
ꦭꦺꦴꦫꦺꦴ
loro
ꦠꦼꦭꦸ
telu
ꦥꦥꦠ꧀
papat
ꦭꦶꦩ
lima
ꦲꦼꦤꦼꦩ꧀
enem
ꦥꦶꦠꦸ
pitu
ꦮꦺꦴꦭꦸ
wolu
ꦱꦔ
sanga
ꦱꦼꦥꦸꦭꦸꦃ
sepuluh
ꦱꦼꦮꦼꦭꦱ
sewelas
ꦫꦺꦴꦭꦱ꧀
rolas
ꦠꦼꦭꦸꦭꦱ꧀
telulas
ꦥꦠ꧀ꦧꦼꦭꦱ꧀
7
ꦭꦶꦩꦭꦱ꧀
limalas
ꦤꦼꦩ꧀ꦧꦼꦭꦱ꧀
nembelas
ꦥꦶꦠꦸꦭꦱ꧀
pitulas
ꦮꦺꦴꦭꦸꦭꦱ꧀
wolulas
ꦱꦔꦭꦱ꧀
sangalas
ꦫꦺꦴꦁꦥꦸꦭꦸꦃ
rong puluh
^* Javanese (Kawi) numerals are borrowed from Sanskrit (Indo-European) numerals.
Kelantan-Pattani kosong so duwo tigo pak limo ne tujoh lape smile spuloh sbelah duwo belah tigo belah pak belah limo belah ne belah tujoh belah lape belah smile belah duwo puloh
Madurese nol settong dhuwa' tello' empa' lema' ennem petto' ballu' sanga' sapolo sabellas dhubellas tello bellas pa' bellas lema bellas nem bellas pettong bellas ballung bellas sangang bellas dhupolo
Makassarese ᨒᨚᨅ
lobbang
ᨊᨚᨒᨚ
nolo'
ᨔᨙᨑ
se're
ᨑᨘᨕ
rua
ᨈᨒᨘ
tallu
ᨕᨄ
appa'
ᨒᨗᨆ
lima
ᨕᨊ
annang
ᨈᨘᨍ
tuju
ᨔᨂᨈᨘᨍ
sangantuju
ᨔᨒᨄ
salapang
ᨔᨄᨘᨒᨚ
sampulo

sampulos se're

sampulong rua

sampulong tallu

sampulong ngappa'

sampulong lima

sampulong ngannang

sampulong tuju

sampulong sangantuju

sampulong salapang

ruampulo
Malay کوسوڠ
kosong
صيفر
sifar
ساتو
سواتو
satu
suatu
دوا
dua
تيݢ
tiga
امڤت
empat
ليم
lima[30]
انم
enam
توجوە
tujuh
لاڤن
lapan
سمبيلن
sembilan
سڤولوه
sepuluh *
سبلس
sebelas
دوا بلس
dua belas
تيݢ بلس
tiga belas
امڤت بلس
empat belas
ليم بلس
lima belas
انم بلس
enam belas
توجوە بلس
tujuh belas
لاڤن بلس
lapan belas
سمبيلن بلس
sembilan belas
دوا ڤولوه
dua puluh
^* Alternative forms:

داسا (dasa), from Sanskrit, दश (dáśa).
ڤولوه (puluh, puloh), from proto-Malayo-Polynesian *puluq, from proto-Austronesian, *puluq.

Minangkabau[31] چيك
ciek
دوا
duo
تيڬو
tigo
امڤيق
ampek
ليمو
limo
انم
anam
توجوە
tujuah
سالڤن
salapan
سمبيلن
sambilan
ساڤولواه
sapuluah
سابليه
sabaleh
دوا بليه
duo baleh
تيڬو بليه
tigo baleh
امڤيق بليه
ampek baleh
ليمو بليه
limo baleh
انم بليه
anam baleh
توجوە بليه
tujuah baleh
سالڤن بليه
salapan baleh
سمبيلن بليه
sambilan baleh
دوا ڤولوه
duo puluah
Moken cha:? thuwa:? teloj
(təlɔy)
pa:t lema:? nam luɟuːk waloj
(walɔy)
chewaj
(cʰɛwaːy / sɛwaːy)
cepoh pɔh cɛːʔ pɔh tʰuwaːʔ pɔh təlɔy pɔh paːt pɔh lɛmaːʔ pɔh nam pɔh luɟuːk pɔh walɔy pɔh cʰɛwaːy tʰuwaːʔ pɔh
Nias sara rua tölu öfa lima önö fitu walu siwa fulu
Sasak sekek due telo empat lime enam pituk baluk siwak sepulu solas dua olas telo olas empat olas lime olas enam olas pituk olas baluk olas siwak olas due pulu
Sundanese
ᮔᮧᮜ᮪
nol

ᮠᮤᮏᮤ
hiji

ᮓᮥᮃ
dua

ᮒᮤᮜᮥ
tilu

ᮇᮕᮒ᮪
opat

ᮜᮤᮙ
lima

ᮌᮨᮔᮨᮕ᮪
genep

ᮒᮥᮏᮥᮂ
tujuh

ᮓᮜᮕᮔ᮪
dalapan

ᮞᮜᮕᮔ᮪
salapan
᮱᮰
ᮞᮕᮥᮜᮥᮂ
sapuluh
᮱᮱
ᮞᮘᮦᮜᮞ᮪
sabelas
ᮞᮝᮦᮜᮞ᮪
sawelas
᮱᮲
ᮓᮥᮃ ᮘᮦᮜᮞ᮪
dua belas
᮱᮳
ᮒᮤᮜᮥ ᮘᮦᮜᮞ᮪
tilu belas
᮱᮴
ᮇᮕᮒ᮪ ᮘᮦᮜᮞ᮪
opat belas
᮱᮵
ᮜᮤᮙ ᮘᮦᮜᮞ᮪
lima belas
᮱᮶
ᮌᮨᮔᮨᮕ᮪ ᮘᮦᮜᮞ᮪
genep belas
᮱᮷
ᮒᮥᮏᮥᮂ ᮘᮦᮜᮞ᮪
tujuh belas
᮱᮸
ᮓᮜᮕᮔ᮪ ᮘᮦᮜᮞ᮪
dalapan belas
᮱᮹
ᮞᮜᮕᮔ᮪ ᮘᮦᮜᮞ᮪
salapan belas
᮲᮰
ᮓᮥᮃ ᮕᮥᮜᮥᮂ
dua puluh
Terengganu kosong se duwe tige pak lime nang tujoh lapang smilang/mmilang spuloh/ppuloh sbelah/bbelah duwe belah tige belah pak belah lime belah nang belah tujoh belah lapang belah smilang belah duwe puloh
Tetun zero
nol
ida rua tolu hat lima nen hitu ualu sia sanulu sanulu-resin-ida sanulu-resin-rua sanulu-resin-tolu sanulu-resin-hat sanulu-resin-lima sanulu-resin-nen sanulu-resin-hitu sanulu-resin-ualu sanulu-resin-sia ruanulu
Tsat (HuiHui)c sa³³ *,
ta¹¹ **
tʰua¹¹ kiə³³ pa²⁴ ma³³ naːn³² su⁵⁵ paːn³² tʰu¹ paːn³² piu⁵⁵ piu⁵⁵ sa³³ piu⁵⁵ tʰua¹¹ piu⁵⁵ kiə³³ piu⁵⁵ pa²⁴ piu⁵⁵ ma³³ piu⁵⁵ naːn³² piu⁵⁵ su⁵⁵ piu⁵⁵ paːn³² piu⁵⁵ tʰu¹ paːn³² tʰua¹¹ piu⁵⁵
There are two forms for numbers 'one' in Tsat (Hui Hui; Hainan Cham) :
^* The word sa³³ is used for serial counting.
^** The word ta¹¹ is used with hundreds and thousands and before qualifiers.
Bicolano mayò
sero
sarô duwa tuló apat lima anom pito walo siyam sampulò
Benuaq (Dayak Benuaq) eray duaq toluu opaat limaq jawatn turu walo sie sepuluh
Cebuano wala
sero
usa duha tulo upat lima unom pito walo siyam napulo
pulo
napulog usa napulog duha napulog tulo napulog upat napulog lima napulog unom napulog pito napulog walo napulog siyam kawhaan
Dusun aiso iso duo tolu apat limo onom turu walu siam hopod hopod om iso hopod om duo hopod om tolu hopod om apat hopod om limo hopod om onom hopod om turu hopod om walu hopod om siam duo no hopod
Hiligaynon wala
sero
isa duha tatlo apat lima anum pitó walo siam napulo napulo'gsisa napulo'gsduha napulo'gstatlo napulo'gsapat napulo'gslima napulo'gsanum napulo'gspitó napulo'gswalo napulo'gssiam duhaska pulo
Ilokano ibbong
awan
sero
maysa dua tallo uppat lima innem pito walo siam sangapulo sangapulo ket maysa sangapulo ket dua sangapulo ket tallo sangapulo ket uppat sangapulo ket lima sangapulo ket innem sangapulo ket pito sangapulo ket walo sangapulo ket siam duapulo
Kapampangan metung
isa
adua atlu apat lima anam pitu walu siyam apulu labing metung labing adua labing atlu labing apat labing lima labing anam labing pitu labing walu labing siyam adwang pulu
Karay-a wara (i)sara darwa tatlo apat lima anəm pito walo siyam napulo
Masbateño warâ
sero
isad
usad
duwa
duha
tuló upat lima unom pito walo siyam napulò
Malagasy aotra isa
iray
roa telo efatra dimy enina fito valo sivy folo iray ambinifolo roa ambinifolo telo ambinifolo efatra ambinifolo dimy ambinifolo enina ambinifolo fito ambinifolo valo ambinifolo sivy ambinifolo roapolo
Maranao isa dowa təlo pat lima nəm pito walo siyaw sapolo sapolo ago isa sapolo ago dowa sapolo ago təlo sapolo ago pat sapolo ago lima sapolo ago nəm sapolo ago pito sapolo ago walo sapolo ago siyaw dowapolo
Pangasinan sakey dua,
duara
talo,
talora
apat,
apatira
lima,

limara

anem,

anemira

pito,

pitora

walo,

walora

siam,

siamira

samplo,

samplora

labinsakey anto pool
Sangirese sembau darua tatelu epa lima eneng pitu walu sio mapulo
Tagalog ᜁᜐ
wala

ᜐᜒᜍ᜔
sero
ᜁᜐ
isá
ᜇᜎᜏ
dalawá
ᜆᜆ᜔ᜎᜓ
tatló
ᜀᜉᜆ᜔
apat
ᜎᜒᜋ
limá
ᜀᜈᜒᜋ᜔
anim
ᜉᜒᜆᜓ
pitó
ᜏᜎᜓ
waló
ᜐᜒᜌᜋ᜔
siyám
ᜐᜋ᜔ᜉᜓ
sampû
ᜎᜊᜒᜈ᜔ᜄᜒᜐ᜔
labingisá
ᜎᜊᜒᜈ᜔ᜇᜎᜏ᜔
labindalawá
ᜎᜊᜒᜈ᜔ᜆᜆ᜔ᜎ᜔
labintatló
ᜎᜊᜒᜈ᜔ᜄᜉᜆ᜔
labingapat
ᜎᜊᜒᜈ᜔ᜎᜒᜋ᜔
labinlimá
ᜎᜊᜒᜈ᜔ᜄᜈᜒᜋ᜔
labinganim
ᜎᜊᜒᜋ᜔ᜉᜒᜆ᜔
labimpitó
ᜎᜊᜒᜅ᜔ᜏᜎ᜔
labingwaló
ᜎᜊᜒᜈ᜔ᜐᜒᜌᜋ᜔
labinsiyám
ᜇᜎᜏᜋ᜔ᜉ᜔
dalawampû
Tausug isa duwa upat lima unum pitu walu siyam hangpu'
Tombulu (Minahasan) language esa zua
rua
telu epat lima enem pitu walu siou mapulu' mapulu' wo esa mapulu' wo zua
mapulu' wo rua
mapulu' wo telu mapulu' wo epat mapulu' wo lima mapulu' wo enem mapulu' wo pitu mapulu' wo walu mapulu' wo siou zua na pulu'
rua na pulu'
Waray waray
sero
usá duhá tuló upat limá unóm pitó waló siyám napúlò napúlòkag-isá napúlòkag-duhá napúlòkag-tuló napúlòkag-upat napúlòkag-limá napúlòkag-unóm napúlòkag-pitó napúlòkag-waló napúlòkag-siyám kaduhaán
Yami asa dora atlo apat lima anem pito wao siyam poo
Oceanic languagesd 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Chuukese eet érúúw één fáán niim woon fúús waan ttiw engoon
Fijian saiva dua rua tolu vaa lima ono vitu walu ciwa tini tinikadua tinikarua tinikatolu tinikavaa tinikalima tinikaono tinikavitu tinikavalu tinikaciwa ruasagavulu
Gilbertese akea teuana uoua tenua aua nimaua onoua itua wanua ruaiwa tebwina tebwi ma teuana tebwi ma uoua tebwi ma tenua tebwi ma aua tebwi ma nimaua tebwi ma onoua tebwi ma itua tebwi ma wanua tebwi ma teuana uabwi
Hawaiian 'ole 'e-kahi 'e-lua 'e-kolu 'e-hā 'e-lima 'e-ono 'e-hiku 'e-walu 'e-iwa 'umi 'umikūmākahi 'umikūmālua 'umikūmākolu 'umikūmāhā 'umikūmālima 'umikūmāono 'umikūmāhiku 'umikūmāwalu 'umikūmāiwa iwakālua
Māori tahi rua toru whā rima ono whitu waru iwa tekau
ngahuru
tekau mā tahi
ngahuru mā tahi
tekau mā rua
ngahuru mā rua
tekau mā toru
ngahuru mā toru
tekau mā whā
ngahuru mā whā
tekau mā rima
ngahuru mā rima
tekau mā ono
ngahuru mā ono
tekau mā whitu
ngahuru mā whitu
tekau mā waru
ngahuru mā waru
tekau mā iwa
ngahuru mā iwa
rua tekau
Marshallese[32] o̧o juon ruo jilu emān ļalem jiljino jimjuon ralitōk ratimjuon jon̄oul jon̄oul juon jon̄oul ruo jon̄oul jilu jon̄oul emān jon̄oul ļalem jon̄oul jiljino jon̄oul jimjuon jon̄oul ralitōk jon̄oul ratimjuon ron̄oul
Motue[33] ta rua toi hani ima tauratoi hitu taurahani taurahani-ta gwauta gwauta ta gwauta rua gwauta toi gwauta hani gwauta ima gwauta tauratoi gwauta hitu gwauta taurahani gwauta taurahani-ta ruahui
Niuean nakai taha ua tolu fa lima ono fitu valu hiva hogofulu hogofulu ma taha hogofulu ma ua hogofulu ma tolu hogofulu ma fa hogofulu ma lima hogofulu ma ono hogofulu ma fitu hogofulu ma valu hogofulu ma hiva uafulu
Rapanui tahi rua toru rima ono hitu va'u iva angahuru hō'ē 'ahuru ma hō'e hō'ē 'ahuru ma piti hō'ē 'ahuru ma toru hō'ē 'ahuru ma maha hō'ē 'ahuru ma pae hō'ē 'ahuru ma ōno hō'ē 'ahuru ma hitu hō'ē 'ahuru ma va'u hō'ē 'ahuru ma iva piti 'ahuru
Rarotongan Māori kare ta'i rua toru rima ono 'itu varu iva nga'uru nga'uru-ma-ta'i nga'uru-ma-rua nga'uru-ma-toru nga'uru-ma-'ā nga'uru-ma-rima nga'uru-ma-ono nga'uru-ma-'itu nga'uru-ma-varu nga'uru-ma-iva rua nga'uru
Rotuman ta rua folu hake lima ono hifu vạlu siva saghulu
Sāmoan o tasi lua tolu fa lima ono fitu valu iva sefulu sefulu tasi sefulu lua sefulu tolu sefulu fa sefulu lima sefulu ono sefulu fitu sefulu valu sefulu iva lua sefulu
Sāmoan
(K-type)
o kasi lua kolu fa lima ogo fiku valu iva sefulu sefulu kasi sefulu lua sefulu kolu sefulu fa sefulu lima sefulu ogo sefulu fiku sefulu valu sefulu iva lua sefulu
Tahitian hō'ē
tahi
piti toru maha pae ōno hitu va'u iva hō'ē 'ahuru hō'ē 'ahuru ma hō'e hō'ē 'ahuru ma piti hō'ē 'ahuru ma toru hō'ē 'ahuru ma maha hō'ē 'ahuru ma pae hō'ē 'ahuru ma ōno hō'ē 'ahuru ma hitu hō'ē 'ahuru ma va'u hō'ē 'ahuru ma iva piti 'ahuru
Tongan noa taha ua tolu fa nima ono fitu valu hiva hongofulu
taha noa
taha taha taha ua taha tolu taha fa taha nima taha ono taha fitu taha valu taha hiva ua noa
Tuvaluan tahi
tasi
lua tolu fa lima ono fitu valu iva sefulu sefulu tasi sefulu lua sefulu tolu sefulu fa sefulu lima sefulu ono sefulu fitu sefulu valu sefulu iva lua sefulu
Timor–Alor–Pantar languages
(Austronesian loanwords)f
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Fataluku ukane ece utue ufate lime neme fitu kafa siva tane
ta'ane
tane ita ukane tane ita ece tane ita utue tane ita ufate tane ita lime tane ita neme tane ita fitu tane ita kafa tane ita siva tane ece
ta'ane ece

^a See main article, Balinese numerals.
^b See main article, Javanese numerals.
^c Unusually for an Austronesian language, Tsat has developed into a solidly tonal language,
probably as a result of areal linguistic effects and contact with the diverse tonal languages spoken on Hainan including varieties of Chinese such as Hainanese and Standard Chinese, Tai–Kadai languages such as the Hlai languages, and Hmong–Mien languages such as Kim Mun.[34]
The ancestors of Huihui people immigrated to Hainan Island from central Vietnam about eight hundreds years ago.
Under the strong influences from neighboring tonal Chinese dialects, Huihui has developed tones and eventually became a "monosyllabic" and tonal Austronesian language.[35]

^d Rapa Nui and Tahitian largely share the same numerals. Numbers higher than ten are expressed in Tahitian.
^e Hiri Motu, one of Papua New Guinean official languages.
^f Timor–Alor–Pantar languages are a separate family of languages from the Austronesian languages, but tend to be strongly influenced by Austronesian languages, especially in words for numbers.

Kra languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Kra+ *tʂəm C *sa A *tu A *pə A *r-ma A *x-nəm A *t-ru A *m-ru A *s-ɣwa B *pwlot D
Paha Buyang tɕam45 θa322 tu322 pa322 m̥a33 nam31 ðu33 mu31 dʱa33 pʷat55
Langjia Buyang* am24 ɕa54 tu54 pa54 ma312 nam54 ðu312 ma0ðu312 va11 put55
Laha tɕɐm31 sa343 tu343 343 33 dɐm343 tʰo343 ma33hu33 so33wa24 pɤt23
Qau Gelao (1993)** se55 so55 tua55 pu45 mu53 naŋ53 ɕi33 vra53 su33 paɯ33
^* Buyang is important to the reconstruction of Austro-Tai as it retains the disyllabic roots characteristic of Austronesian languages.
Examples are /matɛ́/ "to die", /matá/ "eye", /qaðù/ "head", and /maðû/ "eight". (See Austro-Tai for proposed connections.)
^** Pronunciations of Qau numerals have been changed much since 1993. The number "eight" was recently pronounced zua55 rather than vra53.
Hlai languages (Li–Laqua) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Hlai+ *tçʰɯːʔ/*Cɯ[ʔ/ɦ] *hluːʔ *Cuʈʂhuʔ *ʈʂhaːwʔ *hmaː *hnom *tʰuː *hruː *C-wɯːʔ *fʰuːt
Jiamao kɯ²
tsɯ⁵ (only in compound numerals)
ɬiaw⁴ taːw¹ tiəw¹ puː⁴ nəm⁴ ɗaw¹ kuː¹ fəː¹ puət⁹
Bouhin (Heitu) kɯ² ɗow³ tsʰuː³ tsʰaːw³ maː¹ nom¹ tʰuː¹ ruː¹ pəɰ³ pʰuːt⁷
Li (Hlai) i trau s'u s'o pa tom thau au fe fuot
Be–Kam–Tai (Zhuang–Dong) languages* 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
^* Numbers from 3 to 10 are Chinese loanwords.
Be / Ong Bê languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Lingao 3 vɔn3
taːm1*

ti3 /
3

ŋo3 /
ŋa3

lok7 /
sok7

sit7

bet7 /
bak7

ku8 /
kiu4

təp8
Kam–Sui languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Dong ?i55 ja212 sam35 si453 ngo31 ljok21 set35 pet323 tu323 s'ep21
Tai (Zhuang–Tai) languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Ahom lüng shång sha:m shi: ha: ro:k, ho:k chet pet kau ship
Lao
ສູນ
sun

ນຶ່ງ
nueng

ສອງ
song

ສາມ
sam

ສີ່
si

ຫ້າ
ha

ຫົກ
hok

ເຈັດ
chet

ແປດ
paet

ເກົ້າ
kaw
໑໐
ສິບ
sip
Shan
သူၼ်
[sʰon1]

ၼိုင်ႈ
[nɯŋ3]

သွင်
[sʰɔŋ1]

သၢမ်
[sʰaam1]

သီႇ
[sʰi2]

ႁႃႈ
[haa3]

ႁူၵ်း
[hok4]

ၸဵတ်း
[tset4]

ပႅတ်ႇ
[pɛt2]

ၵဝ်ႈ
[kaw3]
႑႐
သိပ်း
[sʰip4]
Thai
ศูนย์
sǔn

หนึ่ง
nuèng

สอง
sŏng

สาม
săm

สี่

ห้า

หก
hòk

เจ็ด
chèt

แปด
pàet

เก้า
kâw
๑๐
สิบ
sìp
Zhuang lingz (零) it (一)
ndeu (刁)
ngeih (二)
song (双)
sam (三) seiq (四) haj
ngux (五)
roek
loek (六)
cat (七) bet
bat (八)
gouj (九) cib (十)
Zhuang–Bouyei (Puyi) deu1 song1 sam1 si5 ha3 zok7 ch'at pet7 ku3 ch'ip8
Language* 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Ternate rimói romdidi raange
(raːaŋe)
raha romtoha rara tomdí tufkange
(tufkaŋe)
sio nyagimói
(ŋaɡimoi)
ɲaɡimoi si rimói ɲaɡimoi si romdidi ɲaɡimoi si raːaŋe ɲaɡimoi si raha ɲaɡimoi si romotoha ɲaɡimoi si rara ɲaɡimoi si tomdí ɲaɡimoi si tufkaŋe ɲaɡimoi si sio ɲaɡiromdidi
Tidore rimoi malofo raŋe raha romtoa rora tomdiː tofkaŋe sio ɲaɡimoi ɲaɡimoi se rimoi ɲaɡimoi se malofo ɲaɡimoi se raŋe ɲaɡimoi se raha ɲaɡimoi se romtoa ɲaɡimoi se rora ɲaɡimoi se tomdiː ɲaɡimoi se tofkaŋe ɲaɡimoi se sio ɲaɡimalofo
^* The Papuan languages are those languages of the western Pacific island of New Guinea, and neighbouring islands, that are neither Austronesian nor Australian. See main article, Indo-Pacific languages.

[36]

Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Hmong–Mien language+* *ʔɨ *ʔu̯i *pjɔu *plei *prja *kruk *dzjuŋH *jat *N-ɟuə *gju̯əp
^* Numbers 4-10 were borrowed from an unknown Tibeto-Burman language.
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bahengic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Pa-Hng / Baheng (Gundong) ji˩ wa˧˥ po˧˥ ti˧˥ tja˧˥ tɕu˥ tɕaŋ˦ ji˦˨ ko˧ ku˦˨
Wunai (Longhui) i˧˥ ua˧˥ po˧˥ tsi˧˥ pia˧˥ tju˥ tɕa˨˩ ɕi˧˩ ko˧ kʰu˧˩
Younuo je˨ pje˧ pwɔ˧ pi˧ tjo˧˥ sɔŋ˧˩ ja˨˩ kiu˩˧ kwə˨˩
Bunu languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Nao Klao (Nandan) i˦˨ uɔ˦˨ pei˦˨ tlja˦˨ ptsiu˧ tɕau˧˨ sɒ˧˩ jou˥˦ tɕau˨˦ tɕau˥˦
Nu Mhou (Libo) tɕy˧ yi˧ pa˧ tləu˧ pja˧ tjɤ˦ ɕoŋ˧˩ ja˧˨ tɕɤ˥ tɕɤ˧˨
Nunu (Linyun) i˥˧ əu˥˧ pe˥˧ tɕa˥˧ pɤ˥˧ tɕu˨˧ ʂɔŋ˨ jo˨ tɕu˧˨ tɕu˨
Pu No (Du'an) i˦˥˦ aːɤ˦˥˦ pe˦˥˦ pla˦˥˦ pu˦˥˦ tɕu˦˨˧ saŋ˨˩˨ jo˦˨ tɕu˨ tɕu˦˨
Tung Nu (Qibainong) au˧ pe˧ tɬa˧ pjo˧ ʈu˦˩ sɔŋ˨˩ ʑo˨˩ tɕu˩˧ tɕu˨˩
Hmuic (Qiandong Miao) languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Northern Qiandong Miao (Yanghao) pi˧ l̥u˧ tsa˧ tʲu˦ ɕoŋ˩˧ ʑa˧˩ tɕə˥ tɕu˧˩
Raojia ɔ˦ poi˦ ɬɔ˦ pja˦ tju˧ ɕuŋ˨ ʑa˥˧ tɕa˥ tɕu˥˧
Southern Qiandong Miao (Yaogao) tiŋ˨˦ v˩˧ pai˩˧ tl̥ɔ˩˧ tɕi˩˧ tju˦ tsam˨ ʑi˨˦ tɕu˧˩ tɕu˨˦
Qo Xiong languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Eastern Xiangxi Miao (Xiaozhang) u˥˧ pu˥˧ ɬei˥˧ pja˥˧ to˧ zaŋ˩˧ ʑi˧˥ gɯ˧˨ gu˧˥
Western Xiangxi Miao (Layiping) ɑ˦ ɯ˧˥ pu˧˥ pʐei˧˥ pʐɑ˧˥ ʈɔ˥˧ tɕoŋ˦˨ ʑi˧ tɕo˧˩ ku˧
She–Jiongnai languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Jiong Nai (Kiong Nai) ii
ʔi˥˧
u
pa
pa˦
ple
ple˦
pui
pui˦
choh
tʃɔ˧˥
zengng
ʃaŋ˨
jeq
ʑe˧˨
dzhu
tʃu˧
dzhoq
tʃɔ˧˥
Pa Na ʔa˧˩ ʔu˩˧ pa˩˧ tɬo˩˧ pei˩˧ kjo˧˥ ɕuŋ˨ ʑa˥˧ tɕʰu˧˩˧ tɕo˥˧
She (Chenhu) iq
i˧˥
u
pa
pa˨
piq
pi˧˥
pi
pi˨
koh
kɔ˧˩
dzh'ung
tsʰuŋ˦˨
ziq
zi˧˥
g'íu
kjʰu˥˧
g'joq
kjʰɔ˧˥
West Hmongic (ChuanQianDian Miao) languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
A-Hmao / Northeastern Dian Miao (Shimenken) tsɿ˥ tl̥au˥ pɯ˥ tl̥au˧ ɕaɯ˧ ʑʱi˧˩ dʑʱa˧˥ ɡʱau˧˩
Ge, Gejia (Chong'an Jiang Miao / Zhong'an River Miao) tsɪ˧˩ plu˧ tsia˧ tɕu˥ saŋ˧˩ ʑa˩˧ tɕa˨˦ ku˩˧
Hmong (Miao) languages* ib ob peb plaub tsib rau xyaa yim cuaj nkaum
Hmong Daw (Guangnan) 𖭑
𖬂𖬲𖬮𖬰
ʔi˥
𖭒
𖬒𖬰𖬮𖬰
ʔɑu˥
𖭓
𖬈𖬰𖬪𖬵
pei˥
𖭔
𖬄𖬰𖬟𖬵
plou˥
𖭕
𖬂𖬲𖬝𖬰
tʃɹ̩˥
𖭖
𖬡
ʈɻou˦
𖭗
𖬗𖬰𖬧𖬰
ɕã˦
𖭘
𖬂𖬤
ʑi˨˩
𖭙
𖬐𖬰𖬯
tɕuɑ˦˨
𖭑𖭐
𖬄
kou˨˩
Hmong Njua (Maguan) 𖭑
𖬂𖬲𖬮𖬰
ʔi˥˦
𖭒
𖬒𖬰𖬮𖬰
ʔau˦˧
𖭓
𖬈𖬰𖬪𖬵
pei˥˦
𖭔
𖬄𖬰𖬟𖬵
plou˥˦
𖭕
𖬂𖬲𖬝𖬰
tʃɹ̩˥˦
𖭖
𖬡
ʈou˦
𖭗
𖬗𖬰𖬧𖬰
ɕaŋ˦
𖭘
𖬂𖬤
ʑi˨
𖭙
𖬐𖬰𖬯
tɕuɑ˦˨
𖭑𖭐
𖬄
kou˨
Hmong Shua (Funing) ʔi˥ ʔau˥ pʲei˥ plɔu˥ pʒ̩˥ tʃɔu˦ ɕaŋ˦ ʑi˨˩ tɕa˦˨ kɔu˨˩
Luopohe - Xijia Miao (Shibanzhai) i55
u31
u˧˩
pzɿ31
pzɿ˧˩
pləu31
pləu˧˩
pja31
pja˧˩
ʈo24
ʈo˨˦
zuŋ24
zuŋ˨˦
ja33
ja˧
ja31
ja˧˩
ʁo31
ʁo˧˩
^* Hmong language varieties:
  • Hmong Daw/Hmoob Dawb - White Miao (Laos, China)
  • Hmong Njua/Hmoob Ntsuab - Green Miao, Blue Miao (Laos, China)
  • "Horned Miao" /A-Hmo (China)
  • Chuanqiandian-cluster Miao (cover term for Hmong in China)
  • H'mông Đỏ (Vietnam)
  • H'mông Don (Vietnam)
  • Hmong Shua/Hmongb Shuat (Sinicized Miao)
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mien (Yao) (j)iet yi puo p(j)ei p(j)a kuq zjeh ghjet 'duo dzhjep
Biao–Jiao (Biao–Jiao Mien) languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Biao Min i33 wəi33 pau33 pləi33 pla33 klɔ53 ni42 hjɛn42 iu31 ȶʰan42
Chao Kong Meng (Shi Kou) ji35 vi33 bɔu33 pli33 pla53 klɔ35 ŋi13 22 tɕu55 tɕæ22
Moxi (Niuweizhai) i33 wei33 pəu33 pɣɯi33 pɤa33 kɤɔ55 ɕi31 hjɯ53 du53 tɕʰwa53
Mian–Jin languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Biao Mon (Changping) no35 i33 pu33 plei33 pla33 kju53 ŋi22 jaːt21 du21 sjəp21
Iu Mien jet12 i33 pwo33 pjei33 pia33 tɕu55 sje13 ɕet12 dwo31 tsjop12
Kim Mun a33 i35 ˀpɔ35 pjei35 pja35 kjo35 ȵi42 jet55 du33 ʃap42
Dzao Min languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Dzao Min a44 vi42 bu42 pɛi42 pjɛ42 tɔu44 ȵi22 dzat22 ku53 sjɛp22

Most of the languages follow the Hindu–Arabic numeral system.

Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Indo-European *(H)óynos/
*(H)óywos/
*(H)óyk(ʷ)os/
*sḗm
*d(u)wóh₁ *tréyes *kʷetwóres *pénkʷe *s(w)éḱs *septḿ̥ *oḱtṓ(w)/*h₃eḱtṓ(w) *h₁néwn̥ *déḱm̥(t) *dwi(h₁)dḱm̥ti
/*h₁with₁ḱm̥ti
Phrygian θρί-
thrí-
διθυρ-
dithur-
θιδρα-
thidra-
πινκε
pinke
οτυϝοι
otuwoi
Thracian ketri
Messapic tri- penka-
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Hittite ši-i-
*ās
san
dān
dā-
tri-
tēries
teriyaš
meyawes ša-ap-ta
šipta-
Lycian 𐊖𐊑𐊗𐊀
sñta
𐊗𐊒𐊇𐊀
tuwa
kbi-
𐊗𐊕𐊁𐊆
trei
𐊗𐊁𐊗𐊁𐊕𐊆
teteri
𐊀𐊆𐊗𐊙𐊗𐊀
aitãta
𐊏𐊒𐊏𐊗𐊀𐊗𐊀
nuntata
Luwian in an
tuwa
tuwi-
tarris ma-a-u-wa
māwinzi
paⁿta ša-ap-ta-mi
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Tocharian *ṣë *tuwó *tr'äi *śätwḗrä *p'äñśä *ṣaks *ṣäptä *óktä *ñuwäṃ *dzäkä(n)
Tocharian A sas wu tre śtwar päñ ṣäk ṣpät okät ñu śäk śäk-ṣapi śäk-wepi śäk-täryāpi śäk-päñpi śäk-ṣäkpi śäk-okätpi wiki
Tocharian B ṣe wi trai śtwer piś ṣkas ṣukt okt ñu śak śak-ṣe śak-wi śak-trai śak-śtwer śak-piś śak-ṣkas śak-ṣuk śak-okt śak-ñu ikäṃ
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Albanian   *ainja *duwō *treje *kátur *penče *seksti *septati *aktṓ *neunti- *detsa *wīdzatī/*wdžáti
Old Albanian   gna/gne- dȣ/dȣȣ tre cattere/catere/(n)cater pesse giascte/(n)giaste state tete nande ƺiete gnambeƺiete dȣmbeƺiete/dȣȣmbeƺiete trembeƺiete cater mbeƺiete pesse mbeƺiete giaste mbeƺiete state mbeƺiete tete mbeƺiete nande mbeƺiete gnaɛet
Albanian (Tosk) (listen) zero një dy tre katër pesë gjashtë shtatë tetë nëntë dhjetë njëmbëdhjetë dymbëdhjetë trembëdhjetë katërmbëdhjetë pesëmbëdhjetë gjashtëmbëdhjetë shtatëmbëdhjetë tetëmbëdhjetë nëntëmbëdhjetë njëzet
Albanian (Gheg)   nji dy tre katër pesë gjashtë shtatë tetë nândë dhetë njimbëdhetë dymbëdhetë trembëdhetë katërmbëdhetë pesëmbëdhetë gjashtëmbëdhetë shtatëmbëdhetë tetëmbëdhetë nândëmbëdhetë njizet
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Old Armenian մի
mi
երկու
erkow
երեք
erekʿ
չորք
čʿorkʿ
հինգ
hing
վեց
vecʿ
եօթն
eōtʿn
ութ
owtʿ
ինն
inn
տասն
tasn
մետասան
metasan
երկոտասան
erkotasan
երեքտասան
erekʿtasan
չորեքտասան
čʿorekʿtasan
հնգետասան
hngetasan
վեշտասան
veštasan
եօթնեւտասն
eōtʿnewtasn
ութեւտասն
owtʿewtasn
իննեւտասն
innewtasn
քսան
kʿsan
Eastern Armenian զրո
zəro
մեկ
mek
երկու
yerku
երեք
yerekʿ
չորս
čʿors
հինգ
hing
վեց
vecʿ
յոթ
yotʿ
ութ
utʿ
ինը
inə
տասը
tasə
տասնմեկ
tasnəmek
տասներկու
tasnerku
տասներեք
tasnerekʿ
տասնչորս
tasnəčʿors
տասնհինգ
tasnəhing
տասնվեց
tasnəvecʿ
տասնյոթ
tasnəyotʿ
տասնութ
tasnutʿ
տասնինը
tasninə
քսան
kʿəsan
Western Armenian զէրօ
zero
մէկ
meg
երկու
yergu
երեք
yerek
չորս
čors
հինգ
hink
վեց
vec
եօթ
yot
ութ
ut
ինը
inə
տասը
dasə
տասնմեկ
dasnəmeg
տասներկու
dasnergu
տասներեք
dasnerek
տասնչորս
dasnəčors
տասնհինգ
dasnəhink
տասնվեց
dasnəvec
տասնյոթ
dasnəyot
տասնութ
dasnut
տասնինը
dasninə
քսան
kəsan
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Celtic *oinos *dwau *trīs *kʷetwares *kʷenkʷe *swexs *sextam *oxtū *nawan *dekam *wikantī
Gaulish 𐌏𐌉𐌍𐌏𐌔
oinos
𐌕𐌀𐌖
dau
𐌕𐌓𐌄𐌉𐌔
treis
𐌐𐌄𐌕𐌖𐌀𐌓𐌄𐌔
petuares
𐌐𐌄𐌌𐌐𐌄
pempe
𐌔𐌖𐌄𐌙𐌔
suexs
𐌔𐌄𐌙𐌕𐌀𐌍
sextan
𐌏𐌙𐌕𐌖
oxtu
𐌍𐌀𐌖𐌀𐌍
nauan
𐌕𐌄𐌊𐌀𐌍
decan
𐌖𐌏𐌊𐌏𐌍𐌕𐌉
uoconti
Celtiberian *uinos *duino *tiris *kuetuor *kuenkue *sues *sektan *oktu *nowan *tekam
Brythonic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Common Brittonic *ʉn *dọw *tri *pedwar *pɨmp *hwex *seiθ *üiθ *naw *deg *gwɨgėnt
Breton, Old un dou/dau tri petguar pemp hue seith/seidth eith nau dec ucent
Breton mann unan daou (m)
div (f)
tri (m)
teir (f)
pevar (m)
peder (f)
pemp c’hwec’h seizh eizh nav dek unnek daouzek trizek pevarzek pemzek c'hwezek seitek triwec'h naontek ugent
Cornish mann onen dew (m)
diw (f)
tri (m)
teyr (f)
peswar; pajar (m)
peder (f)
pymp; pemp hwegh seyth eth naw deg unnek dewdhek tredhek peswardhek pymthek hwetek seytek etek nownsek ugens
Welsh, Old un dou/deu tri petwar/pedwar pim(p) chwe(ch) seyth/seith oith/wyth/oeth naw dec un ar dec deudec tri ar dec pedwar ar dec pymthec un ar bymthec deu ar bymthec deunaw pedwar ar bymthec uceint/ugeint
Welsh, Middle un/vn deu (m)
dwy (f)
tri (m)
teir (f)
pedwar (m)
pedeir (f)
pym(p) chwech seith wyth naw deg un ar ddeg deuddeg tri ar ddeg pedwar ar ddeg pymtheg un ar bymtheg deu ar bymtheg deunaw pedwar ar bymtheg ugein(t)
Welsh[37] dim un dau (m)
dwy (f)
tri (m)
tair (f)
pedwar (m) pedair (f) pump chwech saith wyth naw deg un ar ddeg deuddeg tri ar ddeg (m)
tair ar ddeg (f)
pedwar ar ddeg (m)
pedair ar ddeg (f)
pymtheg un ar bymtheg dau ar bymtheg (m)
dwy ar bymtheg (f)
deunaw pedwar ar bymtheg (m)
pedair ar bymtheg (f)
ugain
Goidelic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Irish, Primitive *᚛ᚑᚔᚅᚐᚄ᚜
*oinas
*᚛ᚇᚐᚒ᚜
*dau
*᚛ᚈᚏᚔᚄ᚜
*tris
*᚛ᚊᚓᚈᚒᚏ᚜
*kwetur
*᚛ᚊᚓᚍᚓ᚜
*kweggwe
*᚛ᚎᚓᚄ᚜
*swes
*᚛ᚄᚓᚉᚈᚐᚅ᚜
*sextan
*᚛ᚑᚉᚈᚐᚅ᚜
*oxtan
*᚛ᚅᚑᚒᚔᚅ᚜
*nouin
*᚛ᚇᚓᚉᚐᚅ᚜
*dekan
*᚛ᚒᚔᚉᚓᚅᚈ᚜
*wikent
Irish, Old a óen a da a tri a ceth(a)ir a cóic a se a secht a hocht anoi a deich fiche
Gaelic, Classical óen dáu trí cethir cóic secht ocht noí dech
Irish náid
[ˈn̪ˠaːdʲ]
a haon
[ˈeːn̪ˠ]
a dó
[ˈd̪ˠoː]
a trí
[ˈt̪ˠɾʲɪ]
a ceathair
[ˈcahəɾʲ]
a cúig
[ˈkuːɟ]

[ˈʃeː]
a seacht
[ˈʃaxt̪ˠ]
a hocht
[ˈɔaxt̪ˠ]
9 naoi
[ˈn̪ˠiː]
a deich
[ˈdʲɛç]
a haon déag a dó dhéag trí déag ceathair déag cúig déag sé déag seacht déag ocht déag naoi déag fiche
Manx neunhee nane jees tree kiare queig shey shiaght hoght nuy jeih (un)nane-jeig daa-yeig tree-jeig kiare-jeig queig-jeig shey-jeig shaight-jeig hoght-jeig nuy-jeig feed
Scottish Gaelic neoni aon trì ceithir còig sia seachd ochd naoi deich aon deug d(h)à dheug trì deug ceithir deug còig deug sia deug seachd deug ochd deug naoi deug fichead
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Germanic *ᚨᛁᚾᚨᛉ
*ainaz
*ᛏᚹᚨᛁ
*twai
*ᚦᚱᛁᛉ
*þrīz
*ᚠᛖᛞᚹᛟᚱ
*fedwōr
*ᚠᛁᛗᚠ
*fimf
*ᛊᛖᚺᛊ
*sehs
*ᛊᛖᛒᚢᚾ
*sebun
*ᚨᚺᛏᛟᚢ
*ahtōu
*ᚾᛖᚹᚢᚾ
*newun
*ᛏᛖᚺᚢᚾ
*tehun
*ᚨᛁᚾᚨᛚᛁᚠ
*ainalif
*ᛏᚹᚨᛚᛁᚠ
*twalif
*ᚦᚱᛁᛏᛖᚺᚢᚾ
*þritehun
*ᚠᛖᛞᚢᚱᛏᛖᚺᚢᚾ
*fedurtehun
*ᚠᛁᛗᚠᛏᛖᚺᚢᚾ
*fimftehun
*ᛊᛖᚺᛊᛏᛖᚺᚢᚾ
*sehstehun
*ᛊᛖᛒᚢᚾᛏᛖᚺᚢᚾ
*sebuntehun
*ᚨᚺᛏᛟᚢᛏᛖᚺᚢᚾ
*ahtōutehun
*ᚾᛖᚹᚢᚾᛏᛖᚺᚢᚾ
*newuntehun
*ᛏᚹᚨᛁ᛫ᛏᛁᚷᛁᚹᛁᛉ
*twai tigiwiz
East Germanic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Gothic 𐌰𐌹𐌽𐍃
ains
𐍄𐍅𐌰𐌹
twai
𐌸𐍂𐌴𐌹𐍃
þreis
𐍆𐌹𐌳𐍅𐍉𐍂
fidwor
𐍆𐌹𐌼𐍆
fimf
𐍃𐌰𐌹𐌷𐍃
saíhs
𐍃𐌹𐌱𐌿𐌽
sibun
𐌰𐌷𐍄𐌰𐌿
ahtau
𐌽𐌹𐌿𐌽
niun
𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌷𐌿𐌽
taíhun
𐌰𐌹𐌽𐌻𐌹𐍆
áinlif
𐍄𐍅𐌰𐌻𐌹𐍆
twalif
𐌸𐍂𐌹𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌷𐌿𐌽
þritaíhun
𐍆𐌹𐌳𐍅𐍉𐍂𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌷𐌿𐌽
fidwortaíhun
𐍆𐌹𐌼𐍆𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌷𐌿𐌽
fimftaíhun
𐍃𐌰𐌹𐌷𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌷𐌿𐌽
saíhstaíhun
𐍃𐌹𐌱𐌿𐌽𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌷𐌿𐌽
sibuntaíhun
𐌰𐌷𐍄𐌰𐌿𐌰𐌹𐌷𐌿𐌽
ahtautaíhun
𐌽𐌹𐌿𐌽𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌷𐌿𐌽
niuntaíhun
𐍄𐍅𐌰𐌹 𐍄𐌹𐌲𐌾𐌿𐍃
twái tigjus
Gothic, Crimean ene tua tria fyder fyuf
(*fynf?)
seis sevene athe nyne thiine
Vandalic *einz/*eins *twei *treis *fidwur *fimf *sehs *sibun *ahto *niun *teihun
West Germanic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-West Germanic *ain *twai- *þrīʀ *feuwar *fimf *sehs *sebun *ahtō *neun *tehun
Ingvaeonic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
English, Old ᚪᚾ
ɑn
ān
[ɑːn]
ᛏᚹᚪ
ꞇƿɑ
twā
[twɑː]
ᚦᚱᛁ
þꞃı
þrī
[θriː]
ᚠᛖᚩᚹᛖᚱ
ꝼeoƿeꞃ
fēower
[feː͡ower]
ᚠᛁᚠ
ꝼıꝼ
fīf
[fiːf]
ᛋᛖᛉ
ꞅex
sex
[seks]
ᛋᛖᚩᚠᚩᚾ
ꞅeoꝼon
seofon
[se͡ovon]
ᛠᚺᛏᚪ
eɑhꞇɑ
eahta
[æ͡ɑxta]
ᚾᛁᚷᚩᚾ
nıᵹon
niġon
[nijon]
ᛏᛁᛖᚾ
ꞇıen
tīen
[tiː͡yn]
ᛖᚾᛞᛚᛖᚩᚠᚪᚾ
enꝺleoꝼɑn
endleofan
ᛏᚹᛖᛚᚠ
ꞇƿelꝼ
twelf
ᚦᚱᛖᚩᛏᛁᛖᚾᚫ
þꞃeoꞇıene
þreotīene
ᚠᛖᚩᚹᛖᚱᛏᛁᛖᚾᚫ
ꝼeoƿeꞃꞇıene
fēowertīene
ᚠᛁᚠᛏᛁᛖᚾᚫ
ꝼıꝼꞇıene
fīftīene
ᛋᛁᛖᛉᛏᛁᛖᚾᚫ
ꞅıexꞇıene
siextīene
ᛋᛖᚩᚠᚩᚾᛏᛁᛖᚾᚫ
ꞅeoꝼonꞇıene
seofontīene
ᛠᚺᛏᚪᛏᛁᛖᚾᚫ
eɑhꞇɑꞇıene
eahtatīene
ᚾᛁᚷᚩᚾᛏᛁᛖᚾᚫ
nıᵹonꞇıene
niġontīene
ᛏᚹᛖᚾᛏᛁᚷ
ꞇƿenꞇıᵹ
twentiġ
Kentish Old English án twá þrío fíower fíf/víf siox siofun eahta niogan/neogan tén/téon
Northumbrian Old English án twá þrío fíower fíf sex seofu/siofu æhto níone tén/téo/téa
English, Middle ón twó þréo fower/foure fyve syxe seovene eyȝte nyne/niȝen tene elleven twelve þritene fourtene fiftene sixtene seventene eyȝtene nynetene twenty
English, Chaucerian (Middle) oon two thré fowre five syxe/sexe sevene eighte nyne ten
Yola oan twy,twye,twee,twine,twyne dhree vour,voure veeve zeese zeven ayght neen dhen
Scots nocht ane twa three fower five sax seiven aicht nine ten eleiven twal thirteen/thritteen fowerteen fifteen saxteen seiventeen aichteen nineteen twinty
English zero / nil / nought one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty
Frisian, Old ēn/ān twēne/twā thrē/thriā fiūwer fīf sex sigun achta/echta nigun/niugun/niogen tiān/tēne/tīne andlova/alleva/elleva twelif/twelef thretīne fiūwertīne fīftīne sextīne *siguntīne *achtatīne niguntīne twentig/twintich
Frisian, North[38] iinj tou tri fjouer fiiw seeks soowen oocht nüügen tiin alwen tweelwen tratäin fjouertäin füftäin seekstäin soowentäin oochttäin nüügentäin twunti
Frisian, West[39] nul ien twa trije fjouwer fiif seis sân acht njoggen tsien alve tolve trettjin fjirjin fyftjin sechtjin santjin achtjin njoggentjin tweintich
Frisian, Saterland[40] een two tjo fjauer fieuw säks soogen oachte njuugen tjoon alwen tweelich trättien fjautien füüftien säkstien soogentien achttien njuugentien twintich
Low Franconian languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Dutch, Old ēn twēne (m)/
twē
thri/*thrie *viuwar/*fior/fier finf/uinf/vīf sehs/*ses sivon ahto neun/nigun tiene *ellef *twelif/*twalif *thritian *fiortian *fīftian *sestian *sivontian *ahtotian *niguntian *twēntig
Dutch, Middle êen twee/twe dri (m)/
drie (f)
vier vijf ses seven acht(e) nēgen tien ellef/elf twelef/tweelf/twalef/twaelf dertene/dertiene viertien/veertien vijftien sestien seventien achtetien/achttien neghentien twintich/twintech
Afrikaans[41] nul een twee drie vier vyf ses sewe agt nege tien elf twaalf dertien veertien vyftien sestien sewentien agtien negentien twintig
Dutch nul
[nʏl]
een
[eːn]
twee
[tʋeː]
drie
[dri]
vier
[vir]
vijf
[vɛif]
zes
[zɛs]
zeven
[zeːvən]
acht
[ɑxt] or [ɑçt]
negen
[neːɣən] or
[neːʝən]
tien
[tin]
elf
[ɛlf]
twaalf
[tʋaːlf]
dertien
[dɛrtin]
veertien
[veːrtin]
vijftien
[vɛiftin]
zestien
[zɛstin]
zeventien
[zeːvəntin]
achttien
[ɑxtin] or [ɑçtin]
negentien
[neːɣəntin] or
[neːʝəntin]
twintig
[tʋɪntɪɣ]
West Flemish ièn twiè drie viere vuvve zèsse zēvne achte nēgne tiene
Limburgish nöl ein twie drie veer vief zès zeve ach neuge teen
Low German languages (West Germanic) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Old Saxon ên twêne thria fiuwar fîf sehs siƀun ahto nigun tehan elleƀan twėlif thriutein fiuwartein fîftein sehstein siƀuntein ahtotein niguntein twêntig
Middle Low German ein twene drê vêr vîf ses sêvene achte negen tein elven twelf drêtein vêrtein vîftein sestein seventein achtetein nêgentein twintich
Low German null een twee dree veer fiev söss söven acht negen tein ölven twölv dörtein veertein fofftein sösstein söventein achttein negentein twintig
Plautdietsch[42] null eent twee dree vea fiew sass säwen acht näajen tieen alf twalf drettieen vieetieen feftieen sastieen säwentieen achttieen näajentieen twintich
Saxon, Northern Low null een twee dree veer fief söß söven acht negen teihn ölven twölf dörteihn veerteihn föffteihn sößteihn söventeihn achtteihn negenteihn twintig
Gronings nul aine twije drije vaaier vief zès zeuven aacht negen tien èlven twolven darttien vatien vieftien zèstien zeuventien aachttien negentien twinneg
Elbe Germanic languages (West Germanic) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Lombardic *ein *zueine drî fior fimf sehs *sipun ahto niun *zahan
High German languages (West Germanic) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Old High German ein zwâ drî fior fimf sehs sibun ahto niun zehan einlif zwelif drîzehan fiorzehan fimfzehan sehszehan sibunzehan ahtozehan niunzehan zweinzug
Middle High German ein zwēne drīe vier fünf sëhs siben ahte niun zëhen eilif zwelf drīzëhen vierzëhen fünfzëhen sëhszëhen sibenzëhen ahtzëhen niunzëhen zweinzic
German listen null
[nʊl]
eins
[aɪns]
zwei, zwo
[tsvaɪ; tsvoː]
drei
[dʁaɪ]
vier
[fiːɐ̯]
fünf
[fʏnf]
sechs
[zɛks]
sieben
[ziːbn̩]
acht
[axt]
neun
[nɔʏn]
zehn
[tseːn]
elf
[ɛlf]
zwölf
[tsvœlf]
dreizehn
[ˈdʁaɪtseːn]
vierzehn
[ˈfɪʁtseːn]
fünfzehn
[ˈfʏnftseːn]
sechzehn
[ˈsɛçtseːn]
siebzehn
[ˈziːptseːn]
achtzehn
[ˈaxtseːn]
neunzehn
[ˈnɔʏntseːn]
zwanzig
[ˈtsvantsɪç]
Yiddish נול
nul
אײנס
eyns
צװײ
tsvey
דרײַ
dray
פֿיר
fir
פֿינף
finf
זעקס
zeks
זיבן
zibn
אַכט
akht
נײַן
nayn
צען
tsen
עלף
elf
צװעלף
tsvelf
דרײַצן
draytsn
פֿערצן
fertsn
פֿופֿצן
fuftsn
זעכצן
zekhtsn
זיבעצן
zibetsn
אַכצן
akhtsn
נײַנצן
nayntsn
צװאַנציק
tsvantsik
German, Pennsylvania[43] eens zwee drei vier fimf sex siwwe acht nein/neine zeh elf zwelf dreizeh vazeh fuffzeh sechzeh siwwezeh achtzeh neinzeh zwansich
Luxembourgish[44] eent zwee dräi véier fënnef sechs siwen aacht néng zéng eelef zwielef dräizéng véierzéng fofzéng siechzéng siwwenzéng uechtzéng nonzéng zwanzeg
Pfaelzisch oans zwoa drei viare fümpfe sex siem/sibm åchde nein zehn/zéchen
Silesian, Lower ans zwie drei vier fümf sechs siewa/sieba acht nåin zeha
Bavarian[45] null/nui oas zwoa drei fiare fimfe sechse sieme åchte neine zene öife zwöife dreizea fiazea fuchzea sechzea sibzea åchzea neizea zwånzge
Cimbrian òan zbeen drai viar vüf sèks siban acht naün zègan
Swabian oes zwoe droe vier fümf sechs siibe acht noen zaen
Alemannic[46] ei (m/f)
eis (n)
zwe (m)
zwo (f)
zwöi/zwei (n)
drei (m/f)
drü (n)
vier foif/föif/füüf sächs siibe/sibe acht nüün zäh euf zwüof dryzäh vierzäh füfzäh sächszäh sibezäh achtzäh nüünzäh zwänzg
Alsatian[47] eins zwei drèï viar femf sex sewwa ååcht nîn zeh elf zwelf drize viarze fùffze sæchze sewweze åchtze nînze zwånzig
North Germanic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Norse, Old einn tveir þrír fjórir fimm sex sjau átta níu tíu ellifu tólf þrettán fjórtán fimtán sextán sjaután,
sjautján
átján nítján tuttugu
Norse, Old (East) (with long-branch and short twig runes) ᛅᛁᚾ
ᛆᛁᚿ
æinn
ᛏᚢᛅᛁᛦ
ᛐᚢᛆᛁᛧ
tvæiʀ
ᚦᚱᛁᛦ
ᚦᚱᛁᛧ
þrīʀ
ᚠᛁᚢᚱᛁᛦ
ᚠᛁᚢᚱᛁᛧ
fjūriʀ
ᚠᛅᛘ
ᚠᛆᛙ
fǣm
ᛋᛅᛋ
ᛌᛆᛌ
sæx
ᛋᛁᚢ
ᛌᛁᚢ
sjū
ᛅᛏᛅ
ᛆᛐᛆ
ātta
ᚾᛁᚢ
ᚿᛁᚢ
nīu
ᛏᛁᚢ
ᛐᛁᚢ
tīu
*ᛅᛚᛁᚠᚢ
*ᛆᛚᛁᚠᚢ
*ællifu
*ᛏᚢᛚᚠ
*ᛐᚢᛚᚠ
*tōlf
*ᚦᚱᛅᛏᛅᚾ
*ᚦᚱᛆᛐᛆᚿ
*þrættān
*ᚠᛁᚢᚱᛏᛅᚾ
*ᚠᛁᚢᚱᛐᛆᚿ
*fjūrtān
*ᚠᛅᛘᛏᛅᚾ
*ᚠᛆᛙᛐᛆᚿ
*fǣmtān
*ᛋᛅᛋᛏᛅᚾ
*ᛌᛆᛌᛐᛆᚿ
*sæxtān
*ᛋᛁᚢᛏᛅᚾ
*ᛌᛁᚢᛐᛆᚿ
*sjūtān
*ᛅᛏᛅᚾ
*ᛆᛐᛆᚿ
*āttān
*ᚾᛁᛏᛅᚾ
*ᚿᛁᛐᛆᚿ
*nītān
*ᛏᛁᚢᚴᚢ
*ᛐᛁᚢᚴᚢ
*tjugu
Norse, Greenlandic *einn *tveir *trír *fjórir *fimm *sex *sjau *átta *níu *tíu
Icelandic, Old einn tueir þrír fiórer fimm sex siau átta nío tío
Icelandic núll einn (m)
ein (f)
eitt (n)
tveir (m)
tvær (f)
tvö (n)
þrír (m)
þrjár (f)
þrjú (n)
fjórir (m)
fjórar (f)
fjögur (n)
fimm sex sjö átta níu tíu ellefu tólf þrettán fjórtán fimmtán sextán sautján átján nítján tuttugu
Faroese null ein (m & f)
eitt (n)
einir (m.pl)
einar (f.pl)
eini (n.pl)
tveir (m)
tvær (f)
tvey (n)
tríggir (m)
tríggjar (f)
trý (n)
fýra fimm seks sjey átta níggju tíggju ellivu tólv trettan fjúrtan fimtan sekstan seytjan átjan nítjan tjúgu
Norn en twa tre føre/få siks sju ni ti
Dalecarlian ienn twer trair fiuärer fem sjäks sju åtta niu tiu ellivu tólv trettan fjúrtan fimtan sekstan seytjan átjan nítjan tjúgu
Norwegian, Bokmål null en (m)
ei (f)
ett (n)
to tre fire fem seks sju / syv åtte ni ti elleve tolv tretten fjorten femten seksten sytten atten nitten tjue
Norwegian, Nynorsk null éin (m)
éi (f)
eitt (n)
to tre (tri) fire fem seks sju åtte ni ti elleve tolv tretten fjorten femten seksten sytten atten nitten tjue
Norwegian, Høgnorsk null ein (m)
ei (f)
eitt (n)
tvo (m & f)
tvau (n)
tri (m & f)
try (n)
fjore (m & n)
fjora (f)
fem seks sjau åtta nio tio elleve tolv trettan fjortan femtan sekstan syttan attan nittan tjuge
Danish, Old en (et) twa (tu) thre (thry) fiuræ fæm sæx siu attæ ni ti ællefue tolf thrættan fiurtan fæmtan sæxtan siutan attan nittan tiughu
Danish nul en (et) to tre fire fem seks syv otte ni ti elleve tolv tretten fjorten femten seksten sytten atten nitten tyve
Jamska ein (m)
ei (f)
eitt (n)
tvo tri fyyr/fyre fem seks sju åått/åtte ni ti elluv trettan fjorttan femtan sekstan sjuttan nittan tjugu
Swedish, Old ēn, ēt twē(r), twār, tū þrī(r), þrēa(r), þrȳ fiūri(r), fiūra(r), fiughur fǣm sæx siū ātta nīo tīo ællivu tolf þrættān fiughurtān fǣm(p)tan sæxtān siūtān atertān nītān tiughu
Swedish noll en (ett) två tre fyra fem sex sju åtta nio tio elva tolv tretton fjorton femton sexton sjutton arton nitton tjugo
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Italic *oinos *duō *trēs,
*trins
*kʷettwōr *kʷenkʷe *seks *septem *oktō *nowen,
*nowem
*dekem *wīgentī
Oscan 𐌖𐌉𐌍𐌖𐌔
VINVS
𐌃𐌖𐌔
DVS
𐌕𐌓𐌝𐌔
TRIS
𐌐𐌄𐌕𐌏𐌓𐌀
PETORA
𐌐𐌏𐌌𐌐𐌄-
POMPE-
*𐌔𐌄𐌇𐌔
*SEHS
*𐌔𐌄𐌚𐌕𐌄𐌍
*SEFTEN
*𐌖𐌇𐌕𐌏
*VHTO
*𐌍𐌖𐌖𐌄𐌍
*NVVEN
*𐌃𐌄𐌊𐌄𐌍
*DEKEN
Umbrian (Italic) 𐌖𐌍𐌔
VNS
𐌕𐌖𐌚
TVF
𐌕𐌓𐌉𐌚
TRIF
𐌐𐌄𐌕𐌖𐌓-
PETVR-
𐌐𐌖𐌌𐌐𐌄-
PVMPE-
𐌔𐌄𐌇𐌔-
SEHS-
*𐌍𐌖𐌖𐌉𐌌
*NVVIM
*𐌃𐌄𐌔𐌄𐌌
*DESEM
Faliscan 𐌃𐌖
DV
𐌕𐌓𐌉𐌔
TRIS
*𐌂𐌖𐌉𐌂𐌖𐌄
*CVICVE
𐌆𐌄𐌗
ZEX
*𐌆𐌄𐌐𐌕𐌄𐌍
*ZEPTEN
𐌏𐌂𐌕𐌖
OCTV
*𐌍𐌄𐌖𐌄𐌍
*NEVEN
Latin, Old 𐌏𐌉𐌍𐌏𐌔, 𐌏𐌄𐌍𐌖𐌔
OINOS, OENVS
𐌃𐌖𐌏, 𐌃𐌖𐌏𐌔
DVO, DVOS
𐌕𐌓𐌄𐌔, 𐌕𐌓𐌉𐌔,
TRES, TRIS
𐌒(𐌖)𐌀𐌕𐌖𐌏𐌓, 𐌒(𐌖)𐌀𐌕𐌁𐌏𐌓
Q(V)ATVOR, Q(V)ATBOR
𐌒(𐌖)𐌄𐌍𐌒(𐌖)𐌄, 𐌒(𐌖)𐌉𐌍𐌒(𐌖)𐌄
Q(V)ENQ(V)E, Q(V)INQ(V)E
𐌔𐌄𐌗
SEX
𐌔𐌄𐌐𐌕𐌄𐌌
SEPTEM
𐌏𐌂𐌕𐌏
OCTO
*𐌍𐌏𐌖𐌄𐌍
*NOVEN
𐌃𐌄𐌂𐌄𐌌
DECEM
*𐌖𐌉𐌂𐌄𐌍𐌕𐌉
*VIGENTI
Latin, Classical (NVLLVS, NVLLA, NVLLVM)
(nūllus, nūlla, nūllum)
VNVS, VNA, VNVM
ūnus, ūna, ūnum
DVO, DVAE, DVO
duo, duae, duo
TRES, TRIA
trēs, tria
QVATTVOR
quattuor
QVINQVE
quīnque
SEX
sex
SEPTEM
septem
OCTO
octō
NOVEM
novem
DECEM
decem
VNDECIM
ūndecim
DVODECIM
duodecim
TREDECIM
tredecim
QVATTVORDECIM
quattuordecim
QVINDECIM
quīndecim
SEDECIM
sēdecim
SEPTENDECIM
septendecim
DVODEVIGINTI
duodēvīgintī
VNDEVIGINTI
ūndēvīgintī
VIGINTI
vīgintī
Romance languages (Italic) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Latin, Vulgar *nullus, *nulla, *nullo *unus, *una, *uno *duo(s), *dvi *tres *quattor, *quat(t)ro *cinque *ses *septe *octo *nove *dece *undeci *duodeci *tredeci *quattordeci *quindeci *sedeci,
*dece (ac/et) ses
*dece (ac/et) septe *dece (et) octo *dece (ac/et) nove *vi(i)nti
South Romance languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Sardinian[48] zeru unu duos tres battoro chimbe ses sette otto noe deghe úndagi dóghi tréchi batódighi bíndhichi sédichi decassète decheòto decannòbe bínti
Sardinian, Logudorese unu duos tres báttor chimbe ses sette otto noe deghe
East Romance languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Romanian zero unu, una doi, două trei patru cinci șase șapte opt nouă zece unsprezece doisprezece treisprezece paisprezece cincisprezece șaisprezece șaptesprezece optsprezece nouăsprezece douăzeci
Istro-Romanian ur doi trei påtru ținț șåse șåpte opt, osan devet deset, zåțe
Aromanian unu doi trei patru tinti shase shapte optu noaua date
Megleno-Romanian unu doi trei patru ținți șasi șapti uopt nou zeți
Italo-Dalmatian languages (Romance) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Dalmatian join doi tra cuatro čenc si siapto vapto nu dic jonco dotco tretco cuarco čonco setco dichisapto dichidapto dichinú venč
Istriot oûn dui tri quatro sinque seîe siete uoto nuve gize
Italian zero
[ˈdzɛro]
uno
[ˈuno]
due
[ˈdue]
tre
[tre]
quattro
[ˈkwatːro]
cinque
[ˈtʃiŋkwe]
sei
[ˈsɛi]
sette
[ˈsɛtːe]
otto
[ˈɔtːo]
nove
[ˈnɔve]
dieci
[ˈdjetʃi]
undici
[ˈunditʃi]
dodici
[ˈdoditʃi]
tredici
[ˈtreditʃi]
quattordici
[kwaˈtːɔrditʃi]
quindici
[ˈkwinditʃi]
sedici
[ˈseditʃi]
diciassette
[ditʃaˈsːɛtːe]
diciotto
[diˈtʃɔtːo]
diciannove
[ditʃaˈnːɔve]
venti
[ˈventi]
Corsican[49] zeru unu, una dui, duie trè quattru cinque séi sétte óttu nóve déce òndeci dòdeci trèdeci quattòrdeci quindeci sèdeci dicessétte dicióttu dicennóve vinti
Umbrian (Romance) unu dui trè quattru cénque séi sétte òtto nòe dèsce
Neapolitan uno, auno ruje, ddoje treje quatto cingo sèje sètte otte nove riece ùnnece dùdece trìrece quattuórdece quíndece sìrece diciessette diceotto dicennove vìnte
Sicilian unu dui tri quattru cincu sie setti ottu novi deci
Gallo-Italian languages (Romance) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Emilio-Romagnolo vón du trì cuatar sinc sḗs sét ót nṓv dḗz
Genoese ün, ün-a duî, dùe tréi, trèe cuatru sincue sète ötu nööve dêxe
Ligurian un doì trei quattro çinque sei sette euttu neuve dexe
Lombard[50] vun duu trii quatter cinqu ses sett vott noeuv des vundes dodes tredes quattordes quindes sedes dersett desdott desnoeuv vint
Milanese vun, voeuna duu, dò trii, trè quatter cinq sès sètt vòtt noeuf dès
Piedmontese ün trè quatr sinc sés sèt öt nöu dés
Venetian[51] xero on do tri cuatro sinque sié sete oto nóve diéxe óndexe dódexe trédexe quatòrdexe quìndexe sédexe disete disdoto disnóve vinti
Rhaeto-Romance languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Friulian[52] zero un, une doi, dôs trê cuatri cinc sîs siet vot nûf dîs undis dodis tredis cutuardis cuindis sedis disesiet disevot disenûf vincj
Ladin[53] un doi trei cater cinch sies set ot nuef diesc undesc dodesc tredesc catordesc chindesc seidesc dejesset dejedot dejeneuf vint
Sursilvan in, ina dus, duas treis quater tschun sis siat otg nov diesch
Sutsilvan egn, egna dus, duas tres quater tschentg sis seat otg nov diesch endesch dudesch tredesch quitordesch quendesch sedesch gisseat schotg schenev veintg
Surmiran egn, egna dus treis catter tschintg seis set otg nov diesch
Vallader un, una duos trais quatter tschinch ses set ot nouv desch
Puter un, una duos trais quatter tschinch ses set och nouv desch
Rumantsch Grischun[54] nulla in, ina dus, duas trais quatter tschintg sis set otg nov diesch indesch dudesch tredesch quattordesch quindesch sedesch deschset deschdotg deschnov ventg
Franco-Provençal languages (Romance) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Franco-Provençal zérô yon, yena dos, doves três quatro cinq siéx sèt huit diéx
Langues d'oïl (Romance) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
French, Old un deus treis, trois catre, quatre cinc sis septe, set uit nuof, nuef, noef diz, dis unze duze, doze treize catorze, quatorze quinze, quinse seize, seze, sesse diz-septe, disept diz-uit, disoet diz-nuof, disnoef vint
French zéro
[zeʁɔ]
un (m)
une (f)
[œ̃]; [yn]
deux
[dø]
trois
[tʁwɑ]
quatre
[katʁ]
cinq
[sɛ̃k]
six
[sis]
sept
[sɛt]
huit
[ɥit]
neuf
[nœf]
dix
[dis]
onze douze treize quatorze quinze seize dix-sept dix-huit dix-neuf vingt
Norman zéro eun déeus treis quate chin syis set huit neu dyis
Guernésiais iun daeux treis quatre chinq six saept huit neuf dix onze douze treize quatorze tchinze seize dix-saept dix-huit dix-neuf vingt
Jèrriais[55] un, eune
iun, ieune
deux trais quat' chînq, chîntch, chîn six, siex, siêx sept huit neuf, neu dgix, dgiex onze douze treize quatorze tchînze seize dgiêx-sept dgiêx-huit dgiêx-neuf vîngt
Picard un, eune deu trouo kat chink sis siet uit neuf dich onze dousse trèsse quatore tchinse sèse dis-sèt dis-uit dis-neu vint
Walloon[56] zérô onk / one deus troes cwate cénk shîjh set ût noûv dîjh onze doze traze catoize cwinze saze dîjh-set dîjh-hût dîjh-noûv vint
Occitano-Romance languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Old Occitan un dọs trẹs catre cinc seis sęt ǫch nǫu, nau dętz, dęi ọnge, ọnze dọtze treze catǫrze quinze seize dętz-e-sęt dętz-e-ǫch dętz-e-nǫu vint
Aranese un,ua dus, dues tres quate cinc sies sèt ueit nau dètz
Auvergnat[57] (i-)un dos, doàs tres quatre cinc seis sete (v)ueit nòu detz
Catalan[58] zero u/un, una dos, dues tres quatre cinc sis set vuit/huit nou deu onze dotze tretze catorze quinze setze disset divuit dinou vint
Gascon un, ua dus, duas tres quate cinc shèis sèt ueit nau dètz
Languedocien zèro un, una dos, doas tres quatre cinc sièis sèt uèch nòu dètz
Limousin un dos, doas tres quatre cinc sieis set uech nòu dietz
Provençal zero un, una dos, doas tres quatre cinc sièis sèt uèch
uéit
vuèch
uòch
nòu dètz
West Iberian languages (Romance) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Galician-Portuguese/
Portuguese-Galician
(h)ũu (m)
(h)ũa (f)
dois/dous (m)
duas (f)
tres quatro cinquo/cinque seys/seis sete oito/outo nove deç/dez/des onze doze treze quatorze quinze dezeseys dezesete dezeoito dezenove vinte/vynte/viinte
Asturian[59] ceru un, una dous, dúas tres cuatru cincu seis siete ochu nueve diez once doce trece catorce quince deciséis decisiete deciocho decinueve venti
Eonavian[60] un dous tres cuatro cinco seis sete oito nove dez once doce trece catorce quince dazaseis dazasete dazaoito dazanove vinte
Galician[61] cero un (m)
unha (f)
dous (m)
dúas (f)
tres catro cinco seis sete oito nove dez once doce trece catorce quince dezaseis dezasete dezaoito dezanove vinte
Portuguese zero
[zɛɾu]
um (m)
uma (f)
[um; umɐ]
dois/dous (m)
duas (f)
[dois; dous;
duas]
três
[tɾes]
quatro
[kwɐtɾu]
cinco
[sĩku]
seis
[ses]
sete
BP: [sɛtʃi]
EP: [sɛtɨ]
oito
[ɔjtu]
nove
[nɔv(i)]
dez
[dɛz]
onze doze treze quatorze quinze dezesseis dezessete dezoito dezenove vinte
Leonese cero ún dos trés cuatro cinco seis siete ocho nueve diez
Mirandese zero un, ũa dous, dues trés quatro cinco seis siête uito nuôbe dieç
Old Spanish uno, un, una dos tres quatro cinco seys siete ocho nuef diez onze doze treze catorze quinze sedze/seze,
dizeseis
dizesiete dizeocho dizenuef veynte
Spanish cero
PS: [θeɾo]
AmS: [seɾo]
uno (isolate)
un (m)
una (f)
[uno; un; una]
dos
[dos]
tres
[tɾes]
cuatro
[kwatɾo]
cinco
PS: [θiŋko]
AmS: [siŋko]
seis
[seis]
siete
[sjete]
ocho
[otʃo]
nueve
[nweβe]
diez
PS: [djeθ]
AmS: [djes]
once doce trece catorce quince dieciséis diecisiete dieciocho diecinueve veinte
Ladino זִרוֹ
zyro
אוּנוּ
unu
דוֹ
do
טְרֵי
tre
קוּאַטְרוּ
cuatru
סִינְקוּ
sincu
סֵיש
sex
סִייֵּטִי
sieti
אוֹג׳וּ
ochu
מוּאֵיוִי
muevi
דִייֵּס
dies
Mozarabic–Pyrenean languages (Romance) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Mozarabic اُنُ
uno
دُش
dox
ترَاش
trex
كوَترُ
quatro
جِنكُ
chinco
شَيش
xaix
شَابتَا
xebte
اُيتُ
oito
*نُفَا
*nofe
ديَاش
diex
Aragonese zero un/uno dos tres cuatro/cuatre zinco/zingo seis/sais siete/siet güeito/ueito nueu diez
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Greek/Proto Hellenic *hens *dúwō *tréyes *kʷétwores *pénkʷe *hwéks *heptə́ *oktṓ *ennéwə *dékə *ewīkəti
Greek, Mycenaean 𐀁𐀛 e-me (m)
*𐀖𐀀 *mi-ja (f)
𐀁𐀃𐀚 e-ne-o (n)
𐁄
dwo
𐀴𐀪𐀯
ti-ri-si
𐀤𐀵𐀫
qe-to-ro
*𐀟𐀚𐀳
*pe-ne-te
𐀁𐀐
e-ke
*𐀁𐀟𐀲
*e-pe-ta
*𐀃𐀒𐀵
*okoto
𐀁𐀚𐀺
e-ne-wo
*𐀆𐀏
*de-ka
*𐀁𐀹𐀏𐀴
*e-wi-ka-ti
Greek, Attic ΜΗΔΕΝ
mēdén
α'
ΕΙΣ heis (male)
ΜΙΑ mia (fem.)
ΕΝ en (neutr.)
β'
ΔΥΟ
dúō
γ'
ΤΡΕΙΣ, ΤΡΙΑ
treis, tria
δ'
ΤΕΤΤΑΡΕΣ, ΤΕΤΤΑΡΑ
téttares, téttara
ε'
ΠΕΝΤΕ
pénte
ϛ'
ΕΞ
héx
ζ'
ΕΠΤΑ
heptá
η'
ΟΚΤΩ
oktṓ
θ'
ΕΝΝΕΑ
ennéa
ι'
ΔΕΚΑ
déka
ια'
ΕΝΔΕΚΑ
héndeka
ιβ'
ΔΩΔΕΚΑ
dṓdeka
ιγ'
ΤΡΕΙΣΚΑΙΔΕΚΑ
treiskaídeka
ιδ'
ΤΕΤΤΑΡΕΣ ΚΑΙ ΔΕΚΑ
téttares kaì déka
ιε'
ΠΕΝΤΕΚΑΙΔΕΚΑ
pentekaídeka
ιϛ'
ΕΚΚΑΙΔΕΚΑ
hekkaídeka
ιζ'
ΕΠΤΑΚΑΙΔΕΚΑ
heptakaídeka
ιη'
ΟΚΤΩΚΑΙΔΕΚΑ
oktōkaídeka
ιθ'
ΕΝΝΕΑΚΑΙΔΕΚΑ
enneakaídeka
κ'
ΕΙΚΟΣΙ(Ν)
eíkosi(n)
Greek, Koine εἷς (h)is
μία mía
ἕν én
δύο
dýo
τρεῖς, τρία
treîs, tría
τέσσαρες, τέσσαρα
téssares, téssara
πέντε
pénte
ἕξ
(h)ex
ἑπτά
(h)epta
ὀκτώ
oktṓ
ἐννέα
ennéa
δέκα
déka
ἕνδεκα
(h)éndeka
δώδεκα
dṓdeka
δεκατρία
dekatría
δεκατέσσαρες
dekatessares
δεκαπέντε
dekapénte
δεκαέξ
dekaéx
δεκαεπτά
dekaeptá
δεκαοκτώ
dekaoktṓ
δεκαεννέα
dekaennéa
είκοσι
eíkosi
Greek,Modern DemoticListen μηδέν
midén
ένας énas
μια mia
ένα ena
δύο
dýo
τρεις, τρία
tris, tría
τέσσερ(ε)ις, τέσσερα
tésseris, téssera
πέντε
pénde
έξι
éxi
εφτά
eftá
οχτώ, οκτώ
ochtó, októ
εννέα
ennéa
δέκα
déka
έντεκα
énteka
δώδεκα
dódeka
δεκατρία
dekatría
δεκατέσσερα
dekatéssera
δεκαπέντε
dekapénte
δεκαέξι
dekaéxi
δεκαεπτά
dekaeptá
δεκαοχτώ δεκαοκτώ
dekaokhtó dekaoktó
δεκαεννέα
dekaennéa
είκοσι
eíkosi
Calabrian èna dìo trìa tèssera pènde èzze està ostò ennèa dèka
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Balto-Slavic *aiˀnas *duwō *tríjes *ketures *penke *šéš *septin *aśtō *newin *deśimt *dwideśimt
Prussian, Old aīns dwāi trijan keturjāi pēnkjāi uššai *septīnjai *astōnjai *newīnjai desīmtan *aīnadesimt *dwāinadesimt *trīsnadesimt *ketturnadesimt *pēnknadesimt *ušnadesimt *septinnadesimt *astōnadesimt *newīnadesimt *dwiddesimts
Lithuanian nulis vienas du trys keturi penki šeši septyni aštuoni devyni dešimt vienuolika dvylika trylika keturiolika penkiolika šešiolika septyniolika aštuoniolika devyniolika dvidešimt
Latgalian vīns div treis četri pīci seši septeni ostoni deveni desmit vīnpadsmit divpadsmit treispadsmit četrpadsmit pīcpadsmit sešpadsmit septeņpadsmit ostoņpadsmit deveņpadsmit divdesmit
Latvian nulle viens divi trīs četri pieci seši septiņi astoņi deviņi desmit vienpadsmit divpadsmit trīspadsmit četrpadsmit piecpadsmit sešpadsmit septiņpadsmit astoņpadsmit deviņpadsmit divdesmit
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Slavic *edinъ *dъva *trьje *četyre *pętь *šestь *sedmь *osmь *devętь *desętь *edinъ na desęte *dъva na desęte *trьje na desęte *četyre na desęte *pętь na desęte *šestь na desęte *sedmь na desęte *osmь na desęte *devętь na desęte *dъva desęte
East Slavic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Old East Slavic одинъ, одина
odinŭ, odina
дъва, дъвѣ
dŭva, dŭvě
триѥ, три
trije, tri
четꙑре, четꙑри
četyre, četyri
пѧть
pętĭ
шесть
šestĭ
семь, сѣмь
semĭ, sěmĭ
осмь, осьмъ
osmĭ, osĭmŭ
девѧть
devętĭ
десѧть
dеsętĭ
одинадесѧть
odinadеsętĭ
дъванадесѧть
dŭvanadеsętĭ
тринадесѧть
trinadеsętĭ
четꙑрьнадесѧть
četyrĭnadеsętĭ
пѧтьнадесѧть pętĭnadеsętĭ шестьнадесѧть
šestĭnadеsętĭ
семьнадесѧть, сѣмьнадесѧть
semĭnadеsętĭ, sěmĭnadеsętĭ
осмьнадесѧть
osmĭnadеsętĭ
девѧтьнадесѧть
devętĭnadеsętĭ
дъвадесѧть
dŭvadеsętĭ
Ruthenian одинъ, адинъ, одынъ
odin, adin, odyn
два, две
dva, dve
три, тры
tri, try
четыре, четыри
četyre, četyri
пѧть, петь
pętĭ, petĭ
шесть, шестъ
šestĭ, šest
семъ, семь
sem, semĭ
осмъ, осмь, осьмъ, осьмь
osm, osmĭ, osĭm, osĭmĭ
девѧть, девeть
devętĭ, devetĭ
десѧть, десеть
dеsętĭ, desetĭ
одиннадесѧть, одинадцать
odinnadesętĭ, odinadcatĭ
дванадесѧть, дванадцать
dvanadеsętĭ, dvanadcatĭ
тринадесеть, тринадцать
trinadеsetĭ, trinadcatĭ
четыренадесѧть, четырнадцать
četyrenadеsętĭ, četyrnadcatĭ
пѧтьнадесѧть, пѧтнадцать pętĭnadеsętĭ, pętnadcatĭ шестьнадесеть, шестнадцать
šestĭnadеsetĭ, šestnadcatĭ
семнадесѧть, семнадцать
semnadеsętĭ, semnadcatĭ
осмнадесѧть, осмнадесѧть
osmnadеsętĭ, osmnadcatĭ
девѧтьнадесѧть, девѧтнадцать
devętĭnadеsętĭ, devętnadcatĭ
двадесѧть, двадцать
dvadеsętĭ, dvadcatĭ
Belarusian
(Łacinka)
нуль
nul'
(nul)
адзін
adzin
два
dva
тры
try
чатыры
čatyry
пяць
pjac'
(piać)
шэсць
šèsc'
(šesć)
сем
sem
(siem)
восем
vosem
(vosiem)
дзевяць
dzevjac'
(dzieviać)
дзесяць
dzesjac'
(dziesiać)
адзінаццаць
(adzinaccać)
дванаццаць
(dvanaccać)
трынаццаць
(trynaccać)
чатырнаццаць
(čatyrnaccać)
пятнаццаць
(piatnaccać)
шаснаццаць
(šasnaccać)
семнаццаць
(siemnaccać)
васемнаццаць
(vasiemnaccać)
дзевятнаццаць
(dzieviatnaccać)
дваццаць
(dvaccać)
Russian (listen) ноль
nol'
[ˈnolʲ]
один, одна, oднo
odin, odna, odno
[ɐˈdʲin; ɐdˈna; ɐdˈno]
два, две
dva, dve
[dva; dvʲe]
три
tri
[trʲi]
четыре
četyre
[t͡ɕɪˈtɨrʲe]
пять
pyat'
[ˈpʲatʲ]
шесть
šest'
[ʂesʲtʲ]
семь
sem'
[ˈsʲemʲ]
восемь
vosem'
[ˈvosʲɪmʲ]
девять
devyat'
[ˈdʲevʲɪtʲ]
десять
desyat'
[ˈdʲesʲɪtʲ]
одиннадцать
odinnadtsat'
двенадцать
dvenadtsat'
тринадцать
trinadtsat'
четырнадцать
chetyrnadtsat'
пятнадцать
pyatnadtsat'
шестнадцать
šestnadtsat'
семнадцать
semnadtsat'
восемнадцать
vosemnadtsat'
девятнадцать
devyatnadtsat'
двадцать
dvadtsat'
Ukrainian нуль
nul'
один
odyn
два
dva
три
try
чотири
čotyry
п'ять
p'yat'
шiсть
šist'
сiм
sim
вiсiм
visim
дев'ять
dev'yat'
десять
desyat'
одинадцять
odynadtsyat'
дванадцять
dvanadtsyat'
тринадцять
trynadtsyat'
чотирнадцять
chotyrnadtsyat'
п'ятнадцять
p'yatnadtsyat'
шістнадцять
šistnadtsyat'
сімнадцять
simnadtsyat'
вісімнадцять
visimnadtsyat'
дев'ятнадцять
dev'yatnadtsyat'
двадцять
dvadtsyat'
West Slavic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Czech nula
[nula]
jeden
[jɛdɛn]
dva
[dva]
tři
[tr̝̊ɪ]
čtyři
[t͡ʃtɪr̝̊ɪ]
pět
[pjɛt]
šest
[ʃɛst]
sedm
[sɛdm̩]
osm
[o̞sm̩]
devět
[dɛ.vjɛt]
deset
[dɛsɛt]
jedenáct
[jɛdɛnaːt͡st]
dvanáct
[dvanaːt͡st]
třináct
[tr̝̊ɪnaːt͡st]
čtrnáct
[t͡ʃtr̩naːt͡st]
patnáct
[patnaːt͡st]
šestnáct
[ʃɛstnaːt͡st]
sedmnáct
[sɛdm̩naːt͡st]
osmnáct
[osm̩naːt͡st]
devatenáct
[dɛvatɛnaːt͡st]
dvacet
[dvat͡sɛt]
Kashubian nul jeden dwa trzë sztërë piãc szesc sétmë òsmë dzewiãc dzesãc
Polish, Old jeden, jedan dwa trzy, trze, trzej czterzy, czterzej, cztyrzy, cztyrzej pięć sześć, szeć siedm hośm, ośm dziewięć dziesięć jedennacie dwanacie trzynacie czternacie, cztyrnacie piętnacie, pięćnacie szesnacie, szećnacie, sześćnacie siedmnacie hośmnacie, ośmnacie dziewięćnacie dwadzieścia
Polish zero
[zɛrɔ]
jeden
[jɛdɛn]
dwa
[dva]
trzy
[tʐɨ]
cztery
[tʂtɛrɨ]
pięć
[pʲjɛ̃tɕ]
sześć
[ʂɛɕtɕ]
siedem
[ɕɛdem]
osiem
[ɔɕɛm]
dziewięć
[dʑɛvʲjɛ̃tɕ]
dziesięć
[dʑɛɕɛ̃tɕ]
jedenaście dwanaście trzynaście czternaście piętnaście szesnaście siedemnaście osiemnaście dziewiętnaście dwadzieścia
Slovak nula
[nula]
jeden
[jɛdɛn]
dva
[dva]
tri
[trɪ]
štyri
[ʃtɪrɪ]
päť
[pɛc]
šesť
[ʃɛsc]
sedem
[sɛɟɛm]
osem
[ɔsɛm]
deväť
[ɟɛvɛc]
desať
[ɟɛsac]
jedenásť dvanásť trinásť štrnásť pätnásť šestnásť sedemnásť osemnásť devätnásť dvadsať
Sorbian (Lower) jaden dwa tśi styri pěś šesć sedym wósym źewjeś źaseś
Sorbian (Upper) jedyn dwaj tři štyri pjeć šěsć sydom wosom dźewjeć dźesać
South Slavic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Slavonic, Old Church ⰵⰴⰺⱀⱏ (ⰵⰴⱐⱀⱏ)
ѥдинъ (ѥдьнъ)
jedinŭ (jedĭnŭ)
ⰴⱏⰲⰰ (ⰴⱏⰲⱑ)
дъва (дъвѣ)
dŭva (dŭvě)
ⱅⱃⰺⰵ (ⱅⱃⱐⰵ, ⱅⱃⰺ)
триѥ (трьѥ, три)
trije (trĭje, tri)
ⱍⰵⱅⱏⰺⱃⰵ (ⱍⰵⱅⱏⰺⱃⰺ)
четꙑре (четꙑри)
četyre (četyri)
ⱂⱔⱅⱐ
пѧть
pętĭ
ⱎⰵⱄⱅⱐ
шесть
šestĭ
ⱄⰵⰴⰿⱐ
седмь
sedmĭ
ⱁⱄⰿⱐ, ⱁⱄⱐⰿⱏ
осмь, осьмъ
osmĭ, osĭmŭ
ⰴⰵⰲⱔⱅⱐ
девѧть
devętĭ
ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⱐ
десѧть
desętĭ
ⰵⰴⰺⱀⱏ ⱀⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰵ
ѥдинъ на десѧте
jedinŭ na desęte
ⰴⱏⰲⰰ ⱀⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰵ
дъва на десѧте
dŭva na desęte
ⱅⱃⱐⰵ ⱀⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰵ
трьѥ на десѧте
trĭje na desęte
ⱍⰵⱅⱏⰺⱃⰵ ⱀⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰵ
четꙑре на десѧте
četyre na desęte
ⱂⱔⱅⱐ ⱀⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰵ
пѧть на десѧте
pętĭ na desęte
ⱎⰵⱄⱅⱐ ⱀⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰵ
шесть на десѧте
šestĭ na desęte
ⱄⰵⰴⰿⱐ ⱀⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰵ
седмь на десѧте
sedmĭ na desęte
ⱁⱄⰿⱐ ⱀⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰵ
осмь на десѧте
osmĭ na desęte
ⰴⰵⰲⱔⱅⱐ ⱀⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰵ
девѧть на десѧте
devętĭ na desęte
ⰴⱏⰲⰰ ⰴⰵⱄⱔⱅⰺ
дъва десѧти
dŭva desęti
Bulgarian нула
nula
едно
edno
две
dve
три
tri
четири
četiri
пет
pet
шест
šest
седем
sedem
осем
osem
девет
devet
десет
deset
единадесет
edinadeset
/единайсет
edinajset
дванадесет
dvanadeset
/дванайсет
dvanaĭset
тринадесет
trinadeset
/тринайсет
trinajset
четиринадесет
četirinadeset
/четиринайсет
četirinajset
петнадесет
petnadeset
/петнайсет
petnajset
шестнадесет
šestnadeset
/шестнайсет
šestnajset
седемнадесет
sedemnadeset
/седемнайсет
sedemnajset
осемнадесет
ocemnadeset
/осемнайсет
osemnajset
деветнадесет
devetnadeset
/деветнайсет
devetnajset
двадесет
dvadeset
/двайсет
dvajset
Macedonian нула
nula
еден
eden
два
dva
три
tri
четири
četiri
пет
pet
шест
šest
седум
sedum
осум
osum
девет
devet
десет
deset
единаесет
edinaeset
дванаесет
dvinaeset
тринаесет
trinaeset
четиринаесет
četirinaeset
петнаесет
petnaeset
шеснаесет
šesnaeset
седумнаесет
sedumnaeset
осумнаесет
osumnaeset
деветнаесет
devestnaeset
дваесет
dvaeset
Serbo-Croatian нула
nula
један
jedan
два
dva
три
tri
четири
četiri
пет
pet
шест
šest
седам
sedam
осам
osam
девет
devet
десет
deset
једанаест
jedanaest
дванаест
dvanaest
тринаест
trinaest
четрнаест
četrnaest
петнаест
petnaest
шеснаест
šesnaest
седамнаест
sedamnaest
осамнаест
osamnaest
деветнаест
devetnaest
двадесет
dvadeset
Slovene nič ena dve, dva tri štiri pet šest sedem osem devet deset enajst dvanajst trinajst štirinajst petnajst šestnajst sedemnajst osemnajst devetnajst dvajset
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Indo-Iranian *Háykas/*Háywas *dwáH *tráyas *čatwā́ras *pánča *šwáćš *saptá *aštā́ *náwa(s) *dáća *HwiHćati
Indo-Aryan languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Indo-Aryan *Háykas/*Háywas *dwáH *tráyas *ćatwā́ras *pánća *ṣwáṭṣ *saptá *aṣṭā́ *náwa(s) *dáśa *HwiHśatí
Mitanni-Aryan a-i-ka- ti-e-ra- pa-an-za- ša-at-ta na-a-[w]a-
Vedic Sanskrit áika
(Later Vedic: eka)
dvā́ tráyas catvā́ras páñca ṣáṣ saptá áṣṭā náva dáśa viṃśatí
Prakrit 𑀏𑀓𑁆𑀓𑁄
ekkō
𑀤𑁄
𑀢𑀑
taō
𑀘𑀢𑁆𑀢𑀸𑀭𑀺
cattāri
𑀧𑀁𑀘
paṃca
𑀙
cha
𑀲𑀢𑁆𑀢
satta
𑀅𑀝𑁆𑀝
aṭṭa
𑀡𑀯
ṇava
𑀤𑀲
dasa
𑀯𑀻𑀲𑀇
vīsaï
Ardhamagadhi Prakrit 𑀏𑀕𑁂
ege
𑀤𑁄
do
𑀢𑀑
tao
𑀘𑀢𑁆𑀢𑀸𑀭𑁄
cattāro
𑀧𑀁𑀘
paṃca
𑀙
cha
𑀲𑀢𑁆𑀢
satta
𑀅𑀝𑁆𑀞
aṭṭha
𑀦𑀯
nava
𑀤𑀲
dasa
𑀯𑀻𑀲𑀇
vīsaï
१० ११ १२ १३ १४ १५ १६ १७ १८ १९ २०
Sanskrit शून्य
śūnya
एकम् (n) / एकः (m) / एका (f)
ekam / ekaḥ / ekā
द्वे (n) / द्वै (m) / द्वा (f)
dve / dvai / dvā
त्रीणि (n) / त्रयः (m) / तिस्रः (f)
trīṇi / trayaḥ / tisraḥ
चत्वारि (n) / चत्वारः (m) / चतस्रः (f)
catvāri / catvāraḥ / catasraḥ
पञ्च
pañca
षष्
ṣat
सप्त
sapta
अष्ट
aṣṭa
नव
nava
दश
daśa
एकादश
ekādaśa
द्वादश
dvādaśa
त्रयोदश
trayodaśa
चतुर्दश
caturdaśa
पञ्चदश
pañcadaśa
षोडश
ṣoḍaśa
सप्तदश
saptadaśa
अष्टदश
aṣṭadaśa
नवदश
एकोनविंशति
ऊनविंशति
navadaśa
ēkōnaviṃśati
ūnaviṃśáti
विंशति
viṃśati
Pali suññatā eka dve tayo cattāro pañca cha satta aṭṭha nava dasa
rasa
lasa
ḷasa
ekādasa dvādasa
bārasa
telasa
terasa
catuddasa
cuddasa
pañcadasa
paṇṇarasa
soḷasa sattadasa
sattarasa
aṭṭhadasa
aṭṭharasa
ekūnavīsati vīsati
Hindi शून्य
śūnya
[ʃuːnjə]
एक
ēk
[eːk]
दो

[d̪oː]
तीन
tīn
[t̪iːn]
चार
cār
[t͡ʃaːɾ]
पाँच
pān̄c
[pãːt͡ʃ]
छः
chah
[t͡ʃʰɛ]
सात
sāt
[saːt̪]
आठ
āṭh
[aːʈʰ]
नौ
nau
[nɔː]
दस
das
[d̪əs]
ग्यारह
gyārah
[ɡjaːɾəh]
बारह
bārah
[baːɾəh]
तेरह
tērah
[t̪eːɾəh]
चौदह
caudah
[t͡ʃɔːd̪əh]
पंद्रह
pandrah
[pan̩d̪ɾah]
सोलह
sōlah
[soːlah]
सत्रह
satrah
[sat̪ɾah]
अठारह
aṭhārah
[əʈʰaːɾəh]
उन्नीस
unnīs
[unːiːs]
बीस
bīs
[biːs]
Urdu ۰
صفر
[sɪfər]
۱
ایک
[eːk]
۲
دو
[d̪oː]
۳
تین
[t̪iːn]
۴
چار
[t͡ʃaːɾ]
۵
پانچ
[pãːt͡ʃ]
۶
چھ
[t͡ʃʰɛ]
۷
سات
[saːt̪]
۸
آٹھ
[aːʈʰ]
۹
نو
[nɔː]
۱۰
دس
[d̪əs]
۱۱
گیارہ
[ɡjaːɾəh]
۱۲
بارہ
[baːɾəh]
۱۳
تیرہ
[t̪eːɾəh]
۱۴
چودہ
[t͡ʃɔːd̪əh]
۱۵
پندرہ
[pan̩d̪ɾah]
۱۶
سولہ
[soːlah]
۱۷
سترہ
[sat̪ɾah]
۱۸
اٹھارہ
[əʈʰaːɾəh]
۱۹
انیس
[unːiːs]
۲۰
بیس
[biːs]
Marathi शून्य
śūnya
[ɕuːnjə]
एक
ēk
[eːk]
दोन
dōn
[d̪oːn]
तीन
tīn
[t̪iːn]
चार
cār
[t͡saːɾ]
पाच
pān̄c
[paːnt͡s]
सहा
sahā
[s̪əɦaː]
सात
sāt
[saːt̪]
आठ
āṭh
[aːʈʰ]
नऊ
naū
[nəuː]
दहा
dahā
[d̪əɦaː]
अकरा
ēkarā
[əkəɾaː]
बारा
bārā
[baːɾaː]
तेरा
tērā
[teːɾaː]
चौदा
caudā
[t͡ʃəudaː]
पंधरा
pandhrā
[pand̪ʰɾaː]
सोळा
soḷā
[soːɭaː]
सतरा
satarā
[sətəɾaː]
अठरा
aṭharā
[əʈʰəɾaː]
एकोणीस
ēkōnīs
[eːkoːniːs]
वीस
vīs
[ʋiːs]
Nepali सुन्ना
sunna
एक
ek
दुइ
dui
तीन
tīn
चार
cār
पाँच
pāṁc

chhā
सात
sāt
आठ
āṭh
नौ
nau
दश
daś
एघार
eghār
बार्ह
bārha
तेर्ह
terha
चौध
caudh
पन्ध्र
pandhra
सोर्ह
sorha
सत्र
satra
अठार
aṭhār
उन्नाइस
unnāis
बीस
bīs
Bhojpuri सुन्ना/सेफर
sunnā/sefr
एक
ek
दु
du
तीन
tīn
चार
cār
पाँच
pāñc
छे
chhe
सात
sāt
आठ
āṭh
नौ
nau
दस
das
एग्यारह
egyārah
बारह
bārah
तेरह
terah
चौदह
caudah
पनरह
panrah
सोरह
sorah
सतरह
satrah
अठारह
aṭhārah
उन्नइस
unnais
बीस
bīs
১০ ১১ ১২ ১৩ ১৪ ১৫ ১৬ ১৭ ১৮ ১৯ ২০
Assamese শূন্য
xuinno
[xuɪnːɔ]
এক
ek
[ɛk]
দুই
dui
[duɪ]
তিনি
tini
[tini]
চাৰি
sari
[saɹi]
পাঁচ
pãs
[pas]
ছয়
soy
[sɔe]
সাত
xat
[xat]
আঠ
ath
[atʰ]

no
[nɔ]
দহ
doh
[dɔʱ]
এঘাৰ
egharo
[ɛɡʱarɔ]
বাৰ
baro
[baɹɔ]
তেৰ
tero
[tɛɹɔ]
চৈধ্য
soidhdho
[sɔɪddʱɔ]
পোন্ধৰ
pündhoro
[pʊndʱɔɹɔ]
ষোল্ল
xüllo
[xʊlːɔ]
সোতৰ
xütoro
[xʊtɔɹɔ]
ওঠৰ
üthoro
[ʊtʰɔɹɔ]
ঊনৈছ
unois
[unɔɪs]
বিছ
bis
[bis]
Bengali শূন্য
shūn'ya
[ʃunːo]
এক
êk
[æk]
দুই
dui
[d̪uj]
তিন
tin
[t̪in]
চার
car
[t͡ʃaɹ]
পাঁচ
pãc
[pãt͡ʃ]
ছয়
chhoe
[t͡ʃʰɔe]
সাত
shat
[ʃat̪]
আট

[aʈ]
নয়
noe
[nɔe]
দশ
dôsh
[d̪ɔʃ]
এগার
êgarô
[æɡaro]
বার
barô
[baro]
তের
terô
[tero]
চোদ্দ
coddô
[t͡ʃod̪ːo]
পনের
pônerô
[pɔnero]
ষোল
sholô
[ʃolo]
সতের
shôterô
[ʃɔtero]
আঠার
aţharô
[aʈʰaro]
উনিশ
unish
[uniʃ]
বিশ
bish
[biʃ]
Chakma æk d̪ui t̪in t͡ʃʰer pʰatʃ t͡ʃʰɔ t͡ʃat̪ ait̪t̪o d̪ɔt͡ʃ æɡarɔ
Sylheti
ꠡꠥꠁꠘ꠆ꠘ
shuinno
۱
ꠄꠇ
ex
۲
ꠖꠥꠁ
dui

ꠔꠤꠘ
tin

ꠌꠣꠁꠞ
sair

ꠙꠣꠌ
fas
d
ꠍꠄ
soe
۷
ꠡꠣꠔ/ꠢꠣꠔ
shat/hat

ꠀꠑ

ꠘꠄ
noe
۱૦
ꠖꠡ
dosh
۱۱
ꠄꠊꠣꠞ꠩
egaro
۱۲
ꠛꠣꠞ꠩
baro
۱৩
ꠔꠦꠞ꠩
tero
۱♭
ꠌꠃꠖ꠆ꠖ꠩
souddo
۱☽
ꠙꠘ꠆ꠗ
fondo
۱d
ꠡꠥꠟ꠆ꠟ꠩
shullo
۱۷
ꠡꠔ꠆ꠞ꠩
shotro
۱৪
ꠀꠑꠣꠞ꠩
aţaro
۱৭
ꠃꠘ꠆ꠘꠤꠡ
unnish
۲૦
ꠛꠤꠡ
bish
Rohingya 𐴰
sifír
𐴰
ek
𐴲
dui
𐴳
tin
𐴴
sair
𐴵
fañs
𐴶
𐴷
háñt
𐴸
añctho
𐴹
no
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Gujarati
શૂન્ય
śūnya

એક
ēk

બે

ત્રણ
traṇ

ચાર
cār

પાંચ
pān̄c


cha

સાત
sāt

આઠ
āṭh

નવ
nav
૧૦
દસ
das
૧૧
અગિયાર
agiyār
૧૨
બાર
bār
૧૩
તેર
tēr
૧૪
ચૌદ
caud
૧૫
પંદર
pandar
૧૬
સોળ
sōḷ
૧૭
સત્તર
sattar
૧૮
અઢાર
aḍhār
૧૯
ઓગણીસ
ōgaṇīs
૨૦
વીસ
vīs
Odia
ଶୂନ୍ୟ
[sunjɔ]

ଏକ
[ekɔ]

ଦୁଇ
[d̪ui]

ତିନି
[t̪ini]

ଚାରି
[tʃaɾi]

ପାଞ୍ଚ
[pantʃɔ]

ଛଅ
[tʃʰɔː]

ସାତ
[sat̪ɔ]

ଆଠ
[aʈʰɔ]

ନଅ
[nɔː]
୧୦
ଦଶ
[dɔsɔ]
୧୧
ଏଗାର
[egaɾɔ]
୧୨
ବାର
[baɾɔ]
୧୩
ତେର
[t̪eɾɔ]
୧୪
ଚଉଦ
[tʃoud̪ɔ]
୧୫
ପନ୍ଦର
[pɔnd̪ɔɾɔ]
୧୬
ଷୋହଳ
[sohɔɭɔ]
୧୭
ସତର
[sɔt̪ɔɾɔ]
୧୮
ଅଠର
[ɔʈʰɔɾɔ]
୧୯
ଊଣେଇଶ
[uɳeisɔ]
୨୦
କୋଡ଼ିଏ
[koɽie]
Punjabi
ਸਿਫਰ
صفر
sifar

ਇੱਕ
اک
ikk

ਦੋ
دو
do

ਤਿੰਨ
تنّ
tinn

ਚਾਰ
چار
chār

ਪੰਜ
پنج
pañj

ਛੇ
چھ
chhē

ਸੱਤ
ستّ
satt

ਅੱਠ
اٹھ
aṭṭh

ਨੌਂ
نوں
nauṃ
੧੦
ਦਸ
دس
das
੧੧
ਗਿਆਰਾ
گیارا
giārā
੧੨
ਬਾਰਾ
بارا
bārā
੧੩
ਤੇਰਾ
تیرا
tērā
੧੪
ਚੌਦਾ
چودا
chaudā
੧੫
ਪੰਦਰਾ
پندرا
pandrā
੧੬
ਸੋਲ਼ਾ
سولا
sōḷā
੧੭
ਸਤਾਰਾ
ستارا
satārā
੧੮
ਅਠਾਰਾ
اٹھارا
aṭhārā
੧੯
ਉੱਨੀ
انی
unnī
੨੦
ਵੀਹ
ویہہ
vīh
Burgenland Romani nischta jek duj trin schtar pantsch schov efta ofto enja desch
Romani
(Pan-Vlax)
jex duj trin štar pandž šov efta oxto inja deš deš-u-jek deš-u-duj deš-u-trin deš-u-štar deš-u-pandž deš-u-šov deš-efta deš-oxto deš-inja biš
Saraiki hik du tre char punj cheeh sett atth naunh dah
Sinhala ශුන්යය
śūnyaya
එක
eka
දෙක
deka
තුන
thuna
හතර
hathara
පහ
paha
හය
haya
හත
hatha
අට
aṭa
නවය
navaya
දහය
dahaya
එකොළහ
ekoḷaha
දොළහ
doḷaha
දහතුන
dahatuna
දහහතර
dahahatara
පහළොව
pahaḷova
දහසය
dahasaya
දහහත
dahahata
දහඅට
dahaaṭa
දහනවය
dahanavaya
විස්ස
vissa
Sindhi بری
buri
حک
hik
ٻہَ
bah
ٽي
teh
چارِ
chaar
پَنجَ
panj
ڇَہہَ
chah
سَتَ
sath
اَٺَ
ath
نَوَ
nav
ڏَہہَ
deh
يارَہَن
yaaraa
ٻارَہَن
baaraa
تيرَہَن
teraa
چوڏَنہَن
chodaa
پَندِرہَن
pandraa
سورہَن
soraa
سَترہَن
satraa
اَرڙہَن
araa
اُڻويِہہَ
urnvih
ويِہہَ
vih
Iranian languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
۰ ١ ۲ ۳ ۴ ۵ ۶ ۷ ۸ ۹ ۱۰ ۱۱ ۱۲ ۱۳ ۱۴ ۱۵ ۱۶ ۱۷ ۱۸ ۱۹ ۲۰
Proto-Iranian *Háywah *dwáH/*duwā *θráyah *čaθwā́rah *pánča *šwáš *haptá/*hafta *ašta *nawa *dáća/*daśa *HwiHćati
Old Persian 𐏑
𐎠𐎡𐎺
aiva-
𐏒
*𐎭𐎢𐎺
*duva
𐏒𐏑
𐏂𐎡
çi-
𐏒𐏒
*𐎨𐏃𐎠𐎼
*čahār
𐏒𐏒𐏑
*𐎱𐎴𐎨
*panča
𐏒𐏒𐏒
*𐎧𐏁𐏁
*xšaš
𐏒𐏒𐏒𐏑
*𐏃𐎳𐎫
*hafta
𐏒𐏒𐏒𐏒
*𐎠𐏁𐎫
*ašta
𐏒𐏒𐏒𐏒𐏑
*𐎴𐎺
*nava
𐏓
*𐎭𐎰
*daθa
𐏔
*𐎻𐎡𐎰𐎫𐎡
*vīθati
Avestan 𐬀𐬉𐬎𐬎𐬀
aēva
[aeːva]
𐬛𐬎𐬎𐬀
dva
[dva]
𐬚𐬭𐬌
θri
[θri]
𐬗𐬀𐬚𐬡𐬀𐬭
čaθvar
[t͡ʃaðvar]
𐬞𐬀𐬧𐬗𐬀
paṇča
[pant͡ʃa]
𐬑𐬴𐬎𐬎𐬀𐬱
xṣ̌vaš
[xʃvaʃ]
𐬵𐬀𐬞𐬙𐬀
hapta
[hapta]
𐬀𐬱𐬙𐬀
ašta
[aʃta]
𐬥𐬀𐬎𐬎𐬀
nava
[nava]
𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
dasa
[dasa]
𐬀𐬉𐬎𐬎𐬀𐬧𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
aēvaṇdasa
[aeːvandasa]
𐬛𐬎𐬎𐬀𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
dvadasa
[dvadasa]
𐬚𐬭𐬌𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
θridasa
[θridasa]
𐬗𐬀𐬚𐬭𐬎𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
čaθrudasa
[t͡ʃaðrudasa]
𐬞𐬀𐬧𐬗𐬀𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
paṇčadasa
[pant͡ʃadasa]
𐬑𐬴𐬎𐬎𐬀𐬱𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
xṣ̌vašdasa
[xʃvaʃdasa]
𐬵𐬀𐬞𐬙𐬀𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
haptadasa
[haptadasa]
𐬀𐬱𐬙𐬀𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
aštadasa
[aʃtadasa]
𐬥𐬀𐬎𐬎𐬀𐬛𐬀𐬯𐬀
navadasa
[navadasa]
𐬬𐬍𐬯𐬀𐬌𐬙𐬌
vīsaiti
[viːsaɪti]
Middle Persian ēw, ēk, yak čahār panz šaš haft hašt dah wīst
Parthian 𐫙𐫏𐫇‎
ēw
𐫅𐫇‎
𐫍𐫡𐫏‎
hrē
𐫝𐫜𐫀𐫡‎
čafār
𐫛𐫗𐫋
panǰ
𐫢𐫇𐫆
šwah
𐫍𐫜𐫤‎
haft
𐫍𐫢𐫤
hašt
𐫗𐫆
nah
𐫅𐫘‎
das
𐫇𐫏𐫘𐫤
wīst
Sogdian ēw əδū/(ə)δw(a) əθrē, šē čatfār panč uxušu əβt(a) əšt(a) naw(a) δas(a)
Khwarezmian ايو
ʾʸw
*ēw
اذيو
ʾδʸw
*aδwi
شي
šy
*še
چفار
cfʾr
*cafār
پنچ
pnc
*panc
اخ
ʾx
*uxx
اڤد
ʾβd
*aβd
اشت
ʾšt
*ašt
شاذ
šʾδ
*šāδ
ذيس
δʸs
*δes
اوسيچ
'wsʸc
*awis(e)c, *ūs(e)c
Pashto (Kandahar) يو
[jəw]
دوه
[dwɑ]
درې
[dre]
څلور
[tsɑˈlor]
پنځه
[pinˈdzə]
شپږ
[ʃpəʐ]
اووه
[uˈwə]
اته
[ɑˈtə]
نه
[nə]
لس
[ləs]
يوولس
[jəˈwoləs]
دولس
[ˈdwələs]
ديارلس
[diɑrˈləs]
څوارلس
[ˈt͡swɑrləs]
پنځلس
[ˈpənd͡zələs]
شپاړس
[ˈʃpɑɽəs]
اووهلس
[uˈwələs]
اتلس
[ɑˈtələs]
نولس
[ˈnuləs]
شل
[ʃәl]
Hazara jʌg du se t͡ʃɑr pʌn(d͡ʒ) ʃʌʃ (ʔ)ʌft (ʔ)ʌʃt no jɑzdʌ dʷɑzdʌ sezdʌ t͡ʃɑ̃rdʌ pozdʌ ʃozdʌ (ʔ)ʌvdʌ (ʔ)ʌʒdʌ nozdʌ bist
Kurdish, Kurmanji sifir/zîro yek çwar pênj şeş hewt/heft heşt no/neh de/deh yanzdeh dwanzdeh sêzdeh çardeh panzdeh şanzdeh hivdeh hijdeh nozdeh bîst
Zazakî sifir yew di hîrê çar panc şeş hewt heşt new des yewendes diwês hîrês çarês pancês şîyês hewtês heştês newês vîst
Persian (with Nastaʿlīq script) صفر
صفر
sefr
یک
یک
yek
دو
دو
do
سه
سه
se
چهار
چهار
cahâr
پنج
پنج
panj
شش
شش
šeš
هفت
هفت
haft
هشت
هشت
hašt
نه
نه
noh
ده
ده
dah
یازده
یازده
yâzdah
دوازده
دوازده
davâzdah
سیزده
سیزده
sizdah
چهارده
چهارده
cahârdah
پانزده
پانزده
pânzdah
شانزده
شانزده
šânzdah
هفده
هفده
hefdah
هجده
هجده
hejdah
نوزده
نوزده
nuzdah
بیست
بیست
bist
Tajik сифр
sifr
як
yak
ду
du
ce
se
чор, чаҳор
çor, çahor
панҷ
panj
шаш
şaş
ҳафт
haft
ҳашт
haşt
нӯҳ
nūh
даҳ
dah
Balochi yakk do sey čár panč šaš hapt hašt noh dah
Ossetian иу
iw
дыууæ
dywwæ
æртæ
ærtæ
цыппар
cyppar
фондз
fondz
æхсæз
æxsæz
авд
avd
аст
ast
фараст
farast
дæс
dæs
Parachi žū šī čōr pōnč hōt ōšt dōs
Shughni (й)ӣв̌
(y)īw
д̌ийу̊н
δiyůn
арай
aray
цаво̄р
cavōr
пӣнҙ
pīnj
хо̄ғ
xōγ
в̌ӯвд
wūvd
в̌āх̌т
wāx̌t
но̄в̌
nōw
д̌ӣс
δīs
Yaghnobi ӣ
ī
дӯ
сарай
saráy
тафор
tafór
панч
panč
ухш
uxš
авд
avd
ашт
ašt
наԝ
naw
дас
das
Gilaki[62] səfr i, yək du čəǻr pənj šiš haf haš no yazdə dəvazdə sizdə čəårdə ponzdə šonzdə hivdə hijdə nuzdə bist
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Old Chinese
(Zhengzhang Shangfang 2003)
*reːŋ
*qlig
*njis
*suːm
*hljids
*ŋaːʔ
*rug
*sn̥ʰid
*preːd
*kuʔ
*gjub
Old Chinese
(Baxter-Sagart 2014)
*[r]ˤiŋ
*ʔi[t]
*ni[j]-s
*s.rum
*s.li[j]-s
*C.ŋˤaʔ
*k.ruk
*[tsʰ]i[t]
*pˤret
*[k]uʔ
*t.[ɡ]əp
Middle Chinese
(Bernard Karlgren)
*lieŋ
*ʔi̯ĕt
*ȵʑi
*sɑm
*si
*ŋuo
*li̯uk
*tsʰi̯ĕt
*pat
*ki̯ə̯u
*ʑi̯əp
Middle Chinese
(Wang Li)
*lieŋ
*ʔĭĕt
*ȵʑi
*sɑm
*si
*ŋu
*lĭuk
*tsʰĭĕt
*pæt
*kĭəu
*ʑĭĕp
Middle Chinese
(Li Rong)
*leŋ
*ʔiĕt
*ȵi
*sɑm
*si
*ŋo
*liuk
*tsʰiĕt
*pɛt
*kiu
*ʑiəp
Middle Chinese
(Shao Rongfen)
*lɛŋ
*ʔjet
*ȵʑjɪ
*sɑm
*sjɪ
*ŋo
*liuk
*tsʰjĕt
*pæt
*kiəu
*dʑiep
Middle Chinese
(Zhengzhang Shangfang)
*leŋ
*ʔiɪt
*ȵiɪ
*sɑm
*siɪ
*ŋuo
*lɨuk
*tsʰiɪt
*pˠɛt
*kɨu
*dʑiɪp
Middle Chinese
(Pan Wuyun)
*leŋ
*ʔit
*ȵi
*sɑm
*si
*ŋuo
*liuk
*tsʰit
*pᵚæt
*kiu
*dʑip
Middle Chinese
(Edwin Pulleyblank)
*lɛjŋ
*ʔit
*ȵi
*sam
*si
*ŋɔ
*luwk
*tsʰit
*pəɨt
*kuw
*dʑip
Middle Chinese
(Baxter)
*leng
*ʔjit
*nyijH
*sam
*sijH
*nguX
*ljuwk
*tshit
*pɛt
*kjuwX
*dzyip
Mandarin Chinese 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Standard Mandarin Chinese Listen liŋ35
líng
i55

ɑ˞51/liɑŋ214
èr
二/兩
sän55
sān
sɿ51

u214

liɤʊ51
liù
tɕʰi55

55

tɕiɤʊ214
jiǔ
ʂʅ35
shí
Putonghua liŋ35
líng'ge
i55
yī'ge
ɑ˞51/liɑŋ214
lian'ge
二/兩
sän55
sān'ge
sɿ51
sì'ge
u214
wǔ'ge
liɤʊ51
liù'ge
tɕʰi55
qī'ge
55
bā'ge
tɕiɤʊ214
jiǔ'ge
ʂʅ35
shí'ge
Northeastern Mandarin liŋ35
líng
i55

ɑ˞51/lia214
èr/liǎ
二/倆
sän55/sä55
sān/sā
三/仨
sɿ51

u214

liɤʊ51
liù
tɕʰi55

55

tɕiɤʊ214
jiǔ
ʂʅ35
shí
Qingdao dialect
(Jiao–Liao Mandarin)
liŋ42
i55
ɚ42/lia55
二/兩
213
sɿ42
u55
lio42
tɕʰi55
pa55
tɕio55
ʃɨ42
Yantai dialect
(Jiao–Liao Mandarin)
liŋ31
i53
ɚ55/lia214
二/兩
san31
sɿ55
u214
liu55
tɕʰi214
pa214
ciu214
ɕi55
Dungan / Tungan
(Zhongyuan Mandarin)
lin24
лин
ji24
йи
ɚ44/liɔ̃51
эр/лён
sæ̃24
сан
sɿ44
сы
wu51
ву
liou44
лю
tɕʰi44
чи
pa44
ба
tɕiou51
җю
ʂʅ24
шы
Chengdu dialect
(Southwestern Mandarin)
lin21
ji21
ɚ213/liɑŋ42
二/兩
sæ̃45
sɿ213
42
lu21
tɕʰi21
pa21
tɕiəu42
sɿ21
Wuhan dialect
(Southwestern Mandarin)
lin213
i213
ɯ35/liɑŋ42
二/兩
san55
sɿ35
u42
ləu213
tɕʰi213
pa213
tɕiəu42
sɿ213
Liuzhou dialect
(Southwestern Mandarin)
lien31
i31
ə24/liaŋ53
二/兩
55
sɿ24
u53
lu31
tɕʰi31
pa31
kiɐu53
sɿ31
Leshan dialect
(Southwestern Mandarin)
lin21
yeʔ3
13/liaŋ52
二/兩
45
sɿ13
vu42
lʊʔ3
tɕʰieʔ3
pæʔ3
tɕiəu42
sɘʔ3
Yangzhou dialect
(Lower Yangtze Mandarin)
lin35
4
a55/liaŋ42
二/兩
sæ̃21
sɿ55
əu42
lɔʔ4
tɕʰiʔ4
pæʔ4
tɕiɤ42
səʔ4
Hefei dialect
(Lower Yangtze Mandarin)
lin45
iəʔ5
a53/liɑ̃213
二/兩
sæ̃21
sɿ53
əv̩213
luəʔ5
tɕʰiəʔ5
pɐʔ5
tɕiɯ213
ʂəʔ5
Nanjing dialect
(Lower Yangtze Mandarin)
lin13
5
ɚ44/liã212
二/兩
31
sɿ44
u212
luʔ5
tsʰiʔ5
pɒʔ5
tɕiəʊ212
ʂʅʔ5
Nantong dialect
(Tong-Tai Mandarin)
lɘn35
3
ɚ42/liẽ55
二/兩
sɔ̃21
sɿ42
55
loʔ5
tɕʰɘʔ3
pɔʔ3
tɕy55
sɛʔ5
Rugao dialect
(Tong-Tai Mandarin)
liəŋ35
iəʔ4
ɚ33/liã213
二/兩
sẽ21
sɿ33
vu213
lɔʔ5
tɕʰiəʔ4
peʔ4
tɕiʊ213
səʔ5
Taizhou Chinese hiu dialect
(Tong-Tai Mandarin)
niŋ45
iɪʔ3
ɚ33/niaŋ213
二/兩
sɛ̃21
sɿ33
u213
nɔʔ45
tɕʰiɪʔ3
pæʔ3
tɕiɤɯ213
səʔ45
Jin Chinese 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Taiyuan dialect
(Bingzhou dialects)
liəŋ11
iəʔ2
ɚ45/liɒ̃53
二/兩
sæ̃11
sɿ45
vu53
liəu45/luəʔ2
tɕʰiəʔ2
paʔ2
tɕiəu53
səʔ54
Fenyang dialect
(Lüliang dialects)
lin22
iəʔ22
ɚ53/lia312
二/兩
324
sɿ53
uəʔ312
liou53
tɕʰiəʔ22
paʔ22
tɕiou312
səʔ312
Wu Chinese 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Shanghainese lin23
lin
iɪʔ5
ih
liã23/ȵi23
lian/nyi
兩/二
sᴇ52
se
sɿ34
sy
ŋ̩23
ng
loʔ12
loh
tɕʰiɪʔ5
chih
paʔ5
pah
tɕiɤ34
cieu
zəʔ12
zeh
Suzhou dialect
(Taihu Wu dialects)
lin223
lin
iəʔ43
ih
liã231/ȵʑ̩231
lian/nyi
兩/二
sᴇ44
se
sɿ523
sy
ŋ̩231
ng
loʔ23
loh
tsʰiɪʔ43
tshih
poʔ43
poh
tɕy52
cieu
zəʔ23
zeh
Hangzhou Shanghainese dialect
(Taihu Wu dialects)
lɪn212
lin
iɪʔ55
ih
liᴀŋ51231
'lian/'r
兩/二
sᴇ323
se
sɿ334
sy
u51
u
lɔʔ12
loh
tɕʰiɪʔ55
chih
pɐʔ55
peh
tɕʏ51
ciu
zɐʔ12
zeh
Ningbonese Shanghainese dialect
(Taihu Wu dialects)
lɪŋ113
lin
iɪʔ55
ih
liã113/ȵi113
lian/nyi
兩/二
sᴇ52
sae
sɿ52
sy
ŋ̩113
ng
lɔʔ23
loh
tɕʰiɪʔ55
chih
pɐʔ55
pah
tɕʏ325
cieu
zɔʔ23
zoh
Wenling dialect
(Taizhou Wu dialects)
lin323
lin
55
ih
liã53/ni13
'lian/ni
兩/二
434
sae
sɿ53
sy
ŋ̩31
'ng
loʔ12
loh
tɕʰiʔ55
chih
pəʔ55
peh
tɕiu45
ciou
ʑiʔ12
zhih
Quzhou dialect
(Jin-Qu Wu dialects)
liɲ323
lin
iɘʔ55
ih
liã53/ȵi31
lian/nyi
兩/二
434
sae
sɿ53
sy
ŋ̩31
ng
ləʔ12
leh
tɕʰiɘʔ55
chih
pᴀʔ55
pah
tɕiɯ45
cieu
ʒəʔ12
zheh
Shangrao dialect
(Shang-Li Wu dialects)
nɪ̃312
iɪʔ5
liã31212
兩/二
33
sɿ523
ŋ̩31
lɤʔ3
tsʰɪʔ5
paʔ5
tɕiu53
ʑiɛʔ3
Pucheng dialect
(Shang-Li Wu dialects)
lẽi213
ie32
liãu54/ŋi21
兩/二
sãi35
sɿ423
ŋuo54
lou32
tɕʰie32
32
kiu33
ɕie21
Tongling dialect
(Xuanzhou Wu dialects)
lin11
13
liã5335
兩/二
55
sɿ35
u53
lo13
tsʰɪ13
13
tɕiəu53
13
Nanling dialect
(Xuanzhou Wu dialects)
lin35
4
liã21355
兩/二
33
sɿ55
u213
lɵʔ4
tɕʰiʔ4
paʔ4
tɕiɵ213
zɿʔ4
Fanchang dialect
(Xuanzhou Wu dialects)
lin35
5
liã21353
兩/二
31
sɿ53
u213
luʔ5
tsʰiʔ5
paʔ5
tɕiəu213
ʂɦʅʔ5
Wuhu County dialect
(Xuanzhou Wu dialects)
lin35
iəʔ5
liã21353
兩/二
31
sɿ53
u213
loʔ5
tsʰiəʔ5
paʔ5
tɕiəu213
ʂɦəʔ5
Jing County dialect
(Xuanzhou Wu dialects)
liəŋ35
i31
liɜɤ3113
兩/二
sæ̃44
sɿ13
u31
ləu44
tɕʰi31
pa31
tɕiəu31
sɦei44
Shitai dialect
(Xuanzhou Wu dialects)
liŋ55
i55
liã21333
兩/二
31
sɿ33
u213
ləɯ55
tɕʰi55
pa55
tɕiəɯ213
sɦəi55
Taiping dialect
(Xuanzhou Wu dialects)
diŋ13
ie24
diɔ̃1133
兩/二
32
sɿ33
u11
lo24
tsʰi24
pa24
ky45
ze24
Gaochun dialect
(Xuanzhou Wu dialects)
nin22
iəʔ3
niɑ̃55/n̩24
兩/二
ɕie55
sɿ35
ŋ̩55
ləʔ13
tɕʰiəʔ3
paʔ3
tɕʏ33
zəʔ13
Wenzhounese
(Oujiang Wu dialects)
ləŋ31
len
i323/iɐi323
i/iai
liɛ45/ŋ̩22
liae/ng
兩/二
sa44
sa
sɿ42
sy
ŋ̩34
ng
ləu212
lou
tsʰɐi323
tshai
po323
po
tɕiɐu45
ciau
zɐi212
zai
Longgang dialect
(Oujiang Wu dialects)
leŋ21
i24/ia24
lie54/ŋ̩22
兩/二
44
sɿ42
ŋu54
leu213
tsʰa24
po24
tɕiau54
za213
Yue Chinese 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Cantonese
(Guangfu dialects)
Listen
lɪŋ21
lìhng
jɐt55
yāt
ji22/lœŋ13
yih/léuhng
二/兩
sam55
sāam
sei33
sei
ŋ̩13
ńgh
lʊk22
luhk
tsʰɐt55
chāt
pat33
baat
kɐu35
gáu
sɐp22
sahp
Cantonese
(Guangfu dialects)
Listen
lɪŋ21
lìhng
jɐt55
yāt
ji22/lœŋ13
yih/léuhng
二/兩
sam55
sāam
sei33
sei
ŋ̩13
ńgh
lʊk22
luhk
tsʰɐt55
chāt
pat33
baat
kɐu35
gáu
sɐp22
sahp
Yangjiang dialect
(Gao-Yang Yue)
lɪŋ42
lìhng
jɐʔ35
yāt
ji54/liaŋ21
yih/liáang
二/兩
ɬam33
lhāam
ɬei35
lhei
ʊŋ21
úng
lʊk54
luhk
tsʰɐʔ35
chāt
paʔ21
baat
kiau21
giáau
sɐp54
sahp
Guancheng dialect
(Guan-Bao Yue)
ŋəŋ21
zɐk44
zi32/ŋøŋ13
二/兩
saŋ213
sɐi32
13
ŋok22
tsʰɐk44
224
kau35
sɔk22
Shajing dialect
(Guan-Bao Yue)
leŋ21
iɐʔ55
ji32/liɔŋ11
二/兩
saŋ55
sɐi24
ŋ̩11
loʔ22
tsʰɐʔ55
35
kɐu11
sɐʔ22
Guigang dialect
(Gou-Lou Yue)
liŋ22
iat33
ȵi22/liəŋ23
二/兩
ɬɔm44
ɬɐi42
ŋɐu23
luk23
tʃʰat33
pɔt33
tʃau34
ʃap23
Mengshan dialect
(Gou-Lou Yue)
liŋ21
iət55
ŋi214/liəŋ35
二/兩
ɬam53
ɬi44
ŋ̩35
luk22
tʃʰɐt55
pat55
tʃɐu42
ʃɐp22
Taishanese
(Siyi Yue)
len22
jit55
ŋi21/liaŋ55
二/兩
ɬam33
ɬi33
ŋ̩55
løk21
tʰit55
pat33
kiu55
sip21
Kaiping dialect
(Siyi Yue)
len22
zit55
ŋei31/liaŋ55
二/兩
ɬam33
ɬei33
55
lok21
tʰet55
vat33
kɛu55
sip21
Enping dialect
(Siyi Yue)
leŋ22
ziet55
ŋi31/liɔŋ55
二/兩
sam33
si33
55
lok21
tsʰiat55
pat33
kei55
siəp21
Xinhui dialect
(Siyi Yue)
leŋ22
ziæt55
ŋi31/liɔŋ45
二/兩
sam23
sei23
ŋ̩45
louk21
tsʰæt55
pat33
kæu45
sæp21
Min Chinese 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Taiwanese Hokkien
(Southern Min)
lîng/khòng
零/空
tsi̍t/it
蜀/一
nn̄g/jī
兩/二
sann/sam
sì/sù
gōo/ngóo
la̍k/lio̍k
tshit
pueh/pat
káu/kiú
tsa̍p/si̍p
Amoy dialect
(Southern Min)
liɪŋ24
lêng
tɕit5/it32
chi̍t/it
蜀/一
nŋ̩33/li33
nn̄g/lī
兩/二
44
saⁿ
ɕi11

33
gō͘
lak5
la̍k
tɕʰit32
chhit
pueʔ32
poeh
kau53
káu
tsap5
cha̍p
Teochew dialect
(Southern Min)
leŋ55
lêng
tsek5/ik2
tsêk/ik
蜀/一
no35/zi35
nŏ/jĭ
兩/二
33
saⁿ
si213

ŋou35
ngŏu
lak5
lâk
tsʰik2
tshik
poiʔ2
poih
kau53
káu
tsap5
tsâp
Qianlu dialect
(Southern Min)
leŋ24
tseʔ5/eʔ3
蜀/一
nŋ̩55/li31
兩/二
33
si31
gu55
laʔ5
tsʰeʔ3
paʔ3
53
tsaʔ5
Cangnan dialect
(Southern Min)
liŋ24
tsie24/ie53
蜀/一
lŋ̩31/zi11
兩/二
sə̃44
si11
31
24
tsʰie53
pue53
kau53
tsɐ24
Longdu dialect
(Southern Min)
lɐŋ33
it55
liɔŋ24/ni31
兩/二
sam55
si11
ŋ̩31
lɛk55
tsʰit11
pɛt11
kau24
sɛp55
Wenchang dialect
(Hainanese)
leŋ22
ziak3/it5
蜀/一
no42/zi24
兩/二
ta24
ti11
ŋou42
lak3
sit5
ɓuai55
kau21
tap3
Fuzhou dialect
(Eastern Min)
kʰuaŋ53/liŋ53
kuàng/lìng
環/零
suɔʔ5/ɛiʔ24
suoh/ék
蜀/一
laŋ242/nɛi242
lâng/nê
兩/二
saŋ55
sang
sɛi213/søy213
sé/sé̤ṳ
ŋou242/ŋu33
ngô/ngū
løyʔ5/lyʔ5
le̤k/lṳk
tsʰɛiʔ24
chék
paiʔ24
báik
kau33/kiu33
gāu/giū
sɛiʔ5/siʔ5
sek/sik
Fuqing dialect
(Eastern Min)
liŋ55
lìng
syo53/eʔ22
sio/ék
蜀/一
laŋ41/ne41
lâng/nâ̤
兩/二
saŋ53
sang
se21
sá̤
ŋo41
ngô̤
luʔ5
luk
tsʰeʔ22
chék
peʔ22
bék
kau33
gāu
seʔ5
sek
Fu'an dialect
(Eastern Min)
leiŋ22
lêing
sik2/eik5
sîc/ĕic
蜀/一
laŋ42/nei23
làng/nĕi
兩/二
saŋ332
sāng
sei35
séi
ŋu42
ngù
lœk2
lôec
tsʰeik5
ch'ĕic
pɛik5
pêc
kou42
kòu
sɛik2
sêc
Zherong dialect
(Eastern Min)
liŋ21
sik2/ik5
蜀/一
laŋ213/ni213
兩/二
saŋ42
si35
ŋu213
lœk2
tsʰik5
pɛk5
kau51
sɛk2
Putian dialect
(Pu-Xian Min)
lɛŋ13
léng
ɬɔʔ4/iʔ21
seo̍h/ih
蜀/一
nŋ̩11/tsi11
nn̄g/cī
兩/二
ɬɒ533
so̤
ɬi42
si̍
kɔu453

lœʔ4
le̤̍h
tsʰiʔ21
chih
pɛʔ21
beh
kau453
gâu
ɬɛʔ4
se̍h
Jian'ou dialect
(Northern Min)
laiŋ33
la̿ing
tsi42/i24
cì/ĭ
蜀/一
niɔŋ42/ni44
niòng/nī
兩/二
saŋ54
sáng
si33
si̿
ŋu42
ngù
ly42
lṳ̀
tsʰi24
chĭ
pai24
băi
kiu21
giǔ
si54

Jianyang dialect
(Northern Min)
laiŋ334
tsi4/i214
蜀/一
sɔŋ332/nɔi43
兩/二
saŋ53
sɔi332
ŋo21
so4
tʰɔi214
pai214
kiu21
si214
Yong'an dialect
(Central Min)
lɪ̃42
kuɔ21/i13
寡/一
liam21/ŋi35
兩/二
52
si35
ŋu21
ly54
tsʰi13
pa13
kiau21
sɿ54
Sanming dialect
(Central Min)
41
ko33/i213
個/一
liam21/ŋi33
兩/二
sɔ̃553
si33
ŋu21
ly353
tsʰi213
213
kiɑu21
sɿ353
Shaxian dialect
(Central Min)
lɛiŋ31
ka24/e212
個/一
liŋ21/ɪ̃24
兩/二
sɔ̃33
si24
go21
ly53
tsʰe212
pe212
kio21
sɿ53
Shaowu dialect
(Shao-Jiang Min)
len22
kəi213/ɕi21/i53
個/蜀/一
liɔŋ55/ni35
兩/二
san21
si213
ŋ̩55
su53
tʰi53
pie53
kəu55
ɕin35
Guangze dialect
(Shao-Jiang Min)
lin334
213/ɕi5/i41
個/蜀/一
liɔŋ43/ni455
兩/二
sam21
si213
ŋu53
su41
tʰi41
pai455
kəu44
ɕym5
Jiangle dialect
(Shao-Jiang Min)
55
324/i51
介/一
liɔŋ51/ŋi231
兩/二
saŋ55
si324
ɤŋ51
ʃu324
tsʰi5
pa51
kiu51
ʃi5
Mingxi dialect
(Shao-Jiang Min)
laiŋ21
24/i5
個/一
laŋ21/ŋi54
兩/二
saŋ33
si24
ŋu31
liu54
tsʰi5
pa5
kiu31
ʃi54
Shunchang dialect
(Shao-Jiang Min)
liŋ11
ka35/i11
個/一
liɔ̃31/ŋi42
兩/二
sɔ̃44
si35
ŋ̩42
lyʔ5
tsʰi11
pa44
kiu44
ʃiʔ5
Taining dialect
(Shao-Jiang Min)
lon33
51/i354
個/一
lioŋ354/ni213
兩/二
saŋ21
sei51
nu354
su51
tsʰei354
354
kiu354
si21
Jianning dialect
(Shao-Jiang Min)
ləŋ213
it2
liɔŋ55/ŋi45
兩/二
sam34
si21
ŋu55
liuk5
tsʰit2
pat2
kiu55
sip5
Taishun Manjiang liɪŋ31
ɕiɪʔ2/iɪʔ5
蜀/一
lɔ̃22/ȵi 22
兩/二
213
ɕi53
ŋ̩22
ləʔ2
tɕʰiɪʔ5
pɛʔ5
kau44
sɛʔ2
Mango dialect liŋ214
iəʔ5
liã45/ȵĩ21
兩/二
sẽ44
sɿ41
ŋ̩45
ləʔ21
tɕʰiəʔ5
pəʔ5
45
zəʔ21
Xiang Chinese 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Changsha dialect
(Chang-Yi dialects)
liən13
i24
ə21/liɛ̃41
二/兩
33
sɿ45
u41
ləɯ24
tɕʰi24
24
tɕiəɯ41
sɿ24/ji24pʰaɯ35
十/一𣕅
Loudi dialect
(Lou-Shao dialects)
lin13
i13
ɤ11/liɔŋ42
二/兩
44
sɿ35
u42
lɤu35
tsʰi13
pa13
tɕio42
ɕi35
Shuangfeng dialect
(Lou-Shao dialects)
liɛn23
i13
e33/liɒŋ31
二/兩
sæ̃55
sɿ35
əu31
ləu35
tɕʰi13
po55
tɕiʊ31
ʂʅ35
Shaoyang dialect
(Lou-Shao dialects)
nin12
i33
ɛ35/liã42
二/兩
55
sɿ35
u42
nu33
tɕʰi33
pa33
tɕiəɯ42
sɿ33/pʰaɯ35
十/𣕅
Gan Chinese 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Nanchang dialect
(Chang-Du dialect)
liaŋ35
it4
ɵ11/liɔŋ213
二/兩
san44
sɿ35
ŋ̩213
liuʔ1
tɕʰit4
pat4
tɕiu213
ɕit1
Yiyang dialect
(Ying-Yi dialect)
lin13
5
ɛ21/lian51
二/兩
san33
sɿ35
ŋ̩51
luʔ5
tɕʰiʔ5
paʔ5
tɕiu51
sɛʔ5
Lichuan dialect
(Fu-Guang dialect)
tiaŋ35
3
ɵ13/tiɔŋ33
二/兩
sam22
sɿ53
ŋ̩44
tiuʔ5
tʰiʔ3
paiʔ3
kiəu44
ɕip5
Linchuan dialect
(Fu-Guang dialect)
tiaŋ24
32
ɵ11/tiɔŋ45
二/兩
sam31
sɿ41
ŋ̩45
tiuʔ4
tɕʰiʔ32
paiʔ32
tɕiu45
ɕip4
Yongxin dialect
(Ji-Cha dialect)
lɛ̃i13
35
œ55/liɔ̃53
二/兩
35
sɿ55
ŋ̩53
lio55
tɕʰiɛ35
35
tɕiu53
ɕiɛ55
Chaling dialect
(Ji-Cha dialect)
424
i21
e12/liɔ̃53
二/兩
353
sɿ33
53
liø21
tɕʰi21
pa21
tɕiø53
ʂʅ21
Huaining dialect
(Huai-Yue dialect)
lin44
i35
ɜ33/lian42
二/兩
san31
sɿ33
ŋ̩42
ləu35
tɕʰi35
pa35
tɕiəu42
sɿ33
Hakka Chinese 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Meixian dialect
(Yue-Tai Hakka)
laŋ11
it1
ȵi52/liɔŋ31
二/兩
sam44
si52
ŋ̩31
liuk1
tsʰit1
pat1
kiu31
sɨp5
Huizhou dialect
(Huizhou Hakka)
ləŋ11
zit35
ɲi31/liɔŋ35
二/兩
sam33
si213
ŋ̩35
lək31
tsʰit35
pat35
kiu35
sip31
Longnan dialect
(Ning-Long Hakka)
liaŋ312
5
ni22/liɔŋ53
二/兩
san24
ɕi44
ŋ̩53
tiɤʔ5
tɕʰiʔ5
pæʔ5
tɕiəu53
səʔ23
Changting dialect
(Tingzhou Hakka)
leŋ24
i24
ni21/tiɔŋ33
二/兩
saŋ33
si54
ŋ̩42
təɯ21
tsʰi24
pa24
tʃiəɯ42
ʃɨ21
Yudu dialect
(Yu-Gui Hakka)
liã44
323
ȵi42/liɔ̃35
二/兩
31
sɿ323
ŋ̩35
liuʔ54
tsʰiɛ323
pa323
tɕiu35
ʃɛ42
Tonggu dialect
(Tonggu Hakka)
liaŋ13
it2
ni53/liɔŋ21
二/兩
san24
sɿ53
ŋ̩21
liuk2
tsʰit2
pait2
tɕiu24
ʂət5
Sixian dialect
(Taiwanese Hakka)
laŋ11
it2
ȵi55/liɔŋ31
二/兩
sam24
si55
ŋ̩31
liuk2
tsʰit2
pat2
kiu31
sɨp5
Hailu Dialect
(Taiwanese Hakka)
laŋ55
ʒit5
ȵi33/liɔŋ11
二/兩
sam53
si11
ŋ̩24
liuk5
tsʰit5
pat5
kiu24
ʃip2
Singkawang Hakka *
(Indonesia Hakka)
laŋ55
ʒit3
ȵi22/liɔŋ22
二/兩
sam53
si31
ŋ̩24
liuk3
tsʰit3
pat3
kiu24
ʃip5
Huizhou Chinese 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Jixi dialect
(Jixi-Shexian dialects)
niɑ̃44
ieʔ21
ɛ̃22/niõ213
二/兩
31
sɿ35
213
ləʔ21
tɕʰieʔ21
pɔʔ21
tɕiɵ213
ɕieʔ21
Jingde dialect
(Jingde-Zhanda dialects)
liŋ42
55
ɚʔ55/liæ213
二/兩
35
sɿ213
213
luʔ55
tsʰɿʔ55
paʔ55
tɕiu213
sɿʔ55
Yixian dialect
(Xiuning-Yixian dialects)
lɛɐ̆44
iɛiʔ52
əɐ̆ʔ32/liŋ53
二/兩
sɔɐ̆21
sɿ324
u53
lɐɯ21
tʃʰɛiʔ32
pɔɐ̆21
tʃɐɯ53
sɿ21
Qimen dialect
(Qimen-Dexing dialects)
næ̃55
i35
ɚ33/niɔ̃42
二/兩
sɔ̃11
sɿ213
u42
le33
tsʰi35
puɐ̆33
tɕie42
ɕi33
Pinghua 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Ningyuan Pinghua
(Guibei Pinghua)
liou35
zɿ13
li55/lin33
二/兩
ɕu35
sa55
ŋ̩55
lio21
tsʰə13
pia13
tɕiou33
sɿ22
Tanxia Pinghua
(Guibei Pinghua)
nai33
ie45
i52/niaŋ21
二/兩
sa24
si35
ŋ̩21
niu45
tsʰi45
po45
kiu32
sie52
^⁜ In the Sinitic languages there are two different characters for "two":
  • 二 is used for cardinal numbers (e.g., "27 degrees Celsius", "telephone area code 122", "the year 2000")
  • 兩/两 is used when counting a pair of objects or persons (e.g. "two books", "two diplomats"). This usage is for the number two only, and is not used for twelve, twenty, and so forth up to 92. It can be optionally used as the first digit in two hundred, two thousand, two myriad (20,000) and so forth, however only for the leading digit (e.g. in the case of "222 people", it can be written as "两百二十二人" or "二百二十二人").
^* Singkawang Hakka, a Hakka dialect of Singkawang,[63] Indonesia. Singkawang is derived from Hakka Chinese San Kheuw Jong (山口洋 Shānkǒu Yáng), which refers to "a town in hills nearby a sea and estuary".
Heavenly Stems*
1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10
Standard Mandarin Chinese t͡ɕjä²¹⁴
jiǎ
i²¹⁴
piŋ²¹⁴
bǐng
tiŋ⁵⁵
dīng
u⁵¹
t͡ɕi²¹⁴
kɤŋ⁵⁵
gēng
ɕin⁵⁵
xīn
ʐən³⁵
rén
kweɪ̯²¹⁴
guǐ
Old Chinese
(Baxter-Sagart)
*[k]ˁr[a]p *qrət *praŋʔ *tˤeŋ *m(r)uʔ-s ~ m(r)uʔ *k(r)əʔ *kˁraŋ *si[n] *n[ə]m *kʷijʔ
^* Heavenly Stems are a series of ordinal numbers in Chinese for special purposes.
Language* 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bai (Dali) jí / ɑ31 ko:u / ne44
sɑ̃55
shi?
ɕi44
mu:
ŋv33
fv?
fv44
ch'i?
tɕʰi44
pja?
piɑ44
chi:
tɕɯ33

tsɛ42
Caijia ji33 ta55 sa33 sɿ31 ɣuŋ33 fu55 tɕʰi55 pei55 kuo55 dzan33
Waxianghua (Gaofeng) i13 tso25
ŋ33
55
sɛŋ55
ɕi55 ŋ25 liaʔ41 tɕʰi55 paʔ41 tɕia25 tsʰɨ55
^* Greater Bai is a controversial branch of Sino-Tibetan languages, probably an early Sinitic offshoot. In contrast, there are other hypotheses identifying Bai with Tibeto-Burman languages.
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Tibeto-Burman (STEDT) *ʔit
*kat
*tjak ~ g-t(j)ik
*g/s-ni-s *g-sum *b-ləj *l/b-ŋa *d-k-ruk *s-ni-s *b-r-gjat/b-g-rjat *d-s-kəw *gip
*ts(j)i(j) ~ tsjaj
*m-kul
Anu-Hkongso ɬək̚33 pre51 r̥ʰum51 lʲiu454 ŋau51 ruk̚53 rənit̚53 rəiat̚33 ku51 ha51
Ersu 55 55 si55 zo33 ŋuɑ33 tsʰu55 sɿ5555 ʒɿ55 nɡə33 tsʰɛ55 tsʰɛ55
Gongduk ti nitsha tawa piya ngawa kupa zupa yipa tawa dayɨ
Limbu thik nɛt sum li na thuk nu yɛt phaŋ thibōŋ
Lepcha kat 'ñi? sam fa-lí fa-ngo ta-rak ka-kjak ka-ku ka-kjot ka-ti
Meitei ꯐꯨꯟ
phun
ꯑꯃꯥ
ama
ꯑꯅꯤ
ani
ꯑꯍꯨꯝ
ahum
ꯃꯔꯤ
mari
ꯃꯉꯥ
mangaa
ꯇꯔꯨꯛ
taruk
ꯇꯔꯦꯠ
taret
ꯅꯤꯄꯥꯜ
nipaal
ꯃꯥꯄꯜ
mapaal
ꯇꯔꯥ
taraa
Naxi 31 ȵi31 31 lu33 33 tʂʰuɑ55 ʂəɹ55 xo55 ŋɡv33 tsʰe31
Nepal Bhasa शुन्य
śunia
छि
qi
नसि/नि
nasi/ni
स्व
sua
प्ये
pie
न्या
niā
खु
k'u
न्हे
n'e
च्या
qiā
गुं
gun
सन्हि/झि
san'i/j'i
Miju* 31 mu53 31 jin53 31 săm53 31 bɹɯn53 31 len55 31 tɑm53 nɯn53 ɡɹɯn53 nɑn55 mu53 kiɑp55 mu53
Zakhring** cak ne som ji: nga trunk den zat gu cu
^* ^** Positions disputed (possibly non-Sino-Tibetan).
Tujia language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Tujia, northern la35 ȵie55 so55 zie55 55 wo21 ȵie21 jie21 kɯe55 35
Tujia, southern la21/33 / ʑi21 lie55 sa55 zɨe33 ŋɨ33 ɣʉ35 kai13 tɕi55sa33 / tɕʰi21 a13 la55so33 / pa21 kai13 tɕi55 tɕʰi33 / tɕiʉ55 ħɨ21
Karenic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Karen tuh khee thuh lwee yeh xu nwee xoe khwee tuh-hsee
Karenni (Kayah) te- nu: so: lwi: nge:-ñe: so: swá? so: swá? te- lwi: swá? lwi: swá? te- chʌ̄
Kuki-Chin languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mizo pa-khat pa-hni pa-thum1 pa-lii pa-ngaa1 pa-ruk pa-sa-ri pa-riat3 pa-kua2 soom
Falam Chin pakat patni patuŋ pale paŋar paru pasaje pariap pukua so
Sal languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Jinghpaw langai
[ləˈŋâj]
lahkawng
[ləˈkʰɔ̂ŋ]
masum
[məˈsʰum]
mali
[məˈli]
manga
[məˈŋa]
kru
[kɹṵ́ʔ]
sanit
[sʰəˈnìt]
matsat
[məˈt͡sá̰t]
jahku
[t͡ɕəˈkʰù]
shi
[ɕi]
Tripuri (Kokborok) ting
sa
nwi
tham
brwi
ba
dok
sni
char
chuku
chi
Lolo-Burmese languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Burmese (ordinal numbers) (MLCTS)* ပထမ
[pətʰəma̰]
ဒုတိယ
[dṵtḭja̰]
တတိယ
[taʔtḭja̰]
စတုတ္ထ
[zədoʊʔtʰa̰]
ပဉ္စမ
[pjɪ̀ɰ̃səma̰]
ဆဋ္ဌမ
[sʰaʔtʰa̰ma̰]
သတ္တမ
[θaʔtəma]
အဋ္ဌမ
[ʔaʔtʰama̰]
နဝမ
[nəwəma̰]
ဒသမ
[daʔθəma̰]
Burmese (MLCTS)
သုည
su.nya.
[θòuɰ̃ɲa̰]

တစ်
tac
[tiʔ]

နှစ်
hnac
[n̥iʔ]

သုံး
sum:
[θóuɰ̃]

လေး
le:
[lé]

ငါး
nga:
[ŋá]

ခြောက်
hkrauk
[tɕʰauʔ]

ခုနစ်
hku. hnac
[kʰùɰ̃ n̥iʔ]

ရှစ်
hrac
[ʃiʔ]

ကိုး
kui:
[kó]
၁၀
ဆယ်
chai
[sʰɛ̀]
^* Burmese ordinal numbers, from first to tenth, are Burmese pronunciations of their Pali (Indo-European) equivalents.
Yi
ti

ȵi



ŋa

fu

ʂɿ

hi

ɡu

tsʰi
Qiangic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Tangut (Xi Xia)? + 𘈩
*lew
𗍫
*ny / njɨ̱
𘕕
*so / sọ
𗥃
*lyr / ljɨr
𗏁
*ngwy / ŋwǝ
𗤁
*chhiw / tśhjiw
𗒹
*sha / śjạ
𘉋
*ar / ˑjar
𗢭
*gy / gjɨ
𗰗 or 𗰭
*gha / ɣạ or *sha
Qiang, northern a21 nyi55 tshi55 dghz55 Gua33 xtsu33 s;ing33 tshe33 xgue33 xa21dy33
Qiang, southern à ñí c'i dzhi: Gua: xcu: shi:ng ch'e: xguè xà-dy:
Situ rGyalrong kə-ték kə-nês kə-sâm kə-wdî kə-mŋô kə-tʂók kə-ɕnə́s wurját kə-ŋɡû ctɕé
Khroskyabs ræ̂ɣ ɣnæ̂ɣ xsə̂m vdə̂ mŋɑ́d xtɕéɣ sɲæ̂ vjɑ́d ŋɡə́d sjə̂d
Bodish languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Tshangla thur nyiktsing ssam pshi nga khung zum yen gu se
Tibetic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Balti cik ñis khsum (xsum) bji: (βži) ɣɑ truk βdun βɡyʌt rɡu ɸču
Brokpake cik nyih sum zhi ngah druk dun geh gu chuthamba
Dzongkha (Bhutanese) ཀླད་ཀོར་
གཅིག་
ci
གཉིས་
nyi
ཐམ་
sum
བཞི་
zhi
ལྔ་
nga
དྲུག་
druk
བདུན་
dün
བརྒྱད་
དགུ་
gu
བཅུ་ཐམ་
chútham
Ladakhi cig nyis sum zhi nga truk dun gyat rgu bcu
Amdo Tibetan ཀླད་ཀོར་
གཅིག་
kcuk
གཉིས་
gnyis
གསུམ་
ksum
བཞི་
vzhu
ལྔ་
mga
དྲུག་
druk
བདུན་
vdun
བརྒྱད་
vjat
དགུ
rgu
བཅུ་
fcu
Central Tibetan
(Wylie transliteration)
(THL transcription)
ཀླད་ཀོར་
klad kor
lé kor
གཅིག་
gcig
chik
གཉིས་
gnyis
nyi
གསུམ་
gsum
sum
བཞི་
bzhi
shyi
ལྔ་
lnga
nga
དྲུག་
drug
druk
བདུན་
bdun
dün
བརྒྱད་
brgyad
gyé
དགུ་
dgu
gu
བཅུ་
bcu
chu
Dongwang Tibetan ci nyu zhɔ nga tsɔ di zhe tsɔ
Sherpa སུ་ན་
suna
གཅིག་
ci
གཉིས་
nyi
གསུམ་
sum
བཞི་
zhi
ལྔ་
nga
དྲུག་
thruk
བདིན་
din
བརྒྱད་
gye
དགུ་
gu
བཅུ་ཐམ་པ་་
cuthampa
East Bodish languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bumthangkha ཐེག་
thek
ཟོན་་
zon
སུམ་་
sum
བླེ་་
ble
ཡ་ང་་
yanga
གྲོག་་
grok
རྙིད་་
nyit
ཇད་་
jat
དོ་གོ་་
dogo
ཆེ་་
che
Dakpa thi lɛyi sum bli lɛnga gro nis gɛt dugu cih
Dzala thi nöi sum bli langa gro ni gɛt dugu ci
Kurtöp tʰéː zòn súm blè jɑ̀ŋɑ́ ɖò nís ɟɑ̀t dòɡò cʰé
Kiranti languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bantawa ʉk (ʔɨk-) hʉk (hɨk-) sum- reʈ? ʉkchuk (ʔɨkchuk-)

(litː one hand)
ʉkchuk ʉk (ʔɨkchuk- ʔɨk-) ʉkchuk hʉk (ʔɨkchuk- hɨk-) ʉkchuk sum- (ʔɨkchuk- sum-) ʉkchuk reʈ (ʔɨkchuk- reʈ?) hʉachuk

( litː two hands)
Belhare i- siC- sum-
Chintang-Rai* thitta hicci sumci charreda pac cha; chau sat ath nau das
^* Chintang numerals have been influenced by Nepali numerals (Indo-European language).
Dumi tɨk sak ryek tɨm ŋo mu sɨm ɨm nu / dek tɨksɨ
Dhimal* eʔ-loŋ n̤e-loŋ sum-loŋ dja-loŋ na-loŋ tu-loŋ n̤iʔ-loŋ jeʔ-loŋ kwaaha-loŋ te-loŋ
^* Dhimalish languages are proposed (disputed) to be a branch of Kiranti. The suffix -loŋ is a generic classifier.
Greater Siangic languages* 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Koro etʃě kèné kalǎ koplě plẽ̌ skʰi rõŋ ràlá ɡèyé fã̀lá
Milang akàn nɘ̀ hám pɘ̀ paŋú ɕáap raŋàʎ rayɘ́ŋ kaɲɘ́m haŋtàk
Idu Mishmi kʰə̀ɡə̀ kà.nyì kà.sȭ kà.prì màŋá tāhrō íũ̀ ìɭú kʰrìnī hũ̄ũ̄
Digaro Mishmi kʰíŋ kàyíŋ kàsàŋ kàprayk máŋa tahro wẽ lɨm kɨyâŋ hálaŋ
Kho-Bwa languages** 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Sherdukpen (Rupa village) han ɲik ˀuŋ bəsi kʰu kʰit sik sarɡʲat ~ sard͡ʒat dikʰi sõn ~ sõ
Bugun dʒió/dʒó ɲīŋ ɨm ɡwə́ rə̀b mɪlījɑ́ mīljɑ́ dìɡē súɑ̃
Puroik (Chayangtajo) hui ɲi ɯk wɹei u rək liɛ la doŋɡɹɛ suaiʔ
Hrusish languages*** 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Hruso [a] [ksɨ] [dzɨ] [pçiʝi]/[pçiː] [pom] [ʝe] [mɹo] [sɨɡzɨ] [sɨ̥t̪ʰɨ́] [ɣɨ]
Bangru akəʔ kəray kətayŋ purway puŋu rɛʔ mʷoy səɡay(k) sətəŋ rəŋ
Miji ɡni ɡɪtʰɪn bli buŋu reʔ mjaʔ si-ɡɪʔ si-tʰɪn lɪn
^* ^** ^*** Possibly non-Sino-Tibetan.
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Turkic+ *bīr *ẹki *üç *dȫrt *bēĺ(k) *altï *yẹti *sekiŕ *tokuŕ *ōn *yėgirmi
Oghuric languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Chuvash ноль
nol'
пӗр
pĕr
ик
ik
виҫ
viś
тӑват
tăvat
пилӗк
pilĕk
улт
ult
ҫич
śiç
сакӑр
sakăr
тӑхӑр
tăxăr
вун
vun
Common Turkic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Old Turkic bir
𐰋𐰃𐰼
iki
𐰚𐰃
üç
𐰇𐰲
tört
𐱅𐰇𐰼𐱅
beş
𐰋𐰃𐱁
altï
𐰞𐱃𐰃
yeti
𐰘𐱅𐰃
sekiz
𐰾𐰚𐰃𐰔
tokuz
𐱃𐰸𐰆𐰕
on
𐰆𐰣
yigirmi
𐰘𐰏𐰼𐰢𐰃‎
Altai ноль
nol'
бир
bir
эки
eki
ÿч
üç
тöрт
tört
бeш
beş
алты
altı
jeти
ceti
сегиc
segis
тогуc
togus
он
on
Dolgan биир
biir
икки
ikki
үс
üs
түөрт
tüört
биэс
bies
алта
alta
hэттэ
hette
агыс
agıs
тогус
togus
уон
uon
Fuyü Gïrgïs bir igi üş durt biş altı çiti sigis doğus on
Khakas пip
pir
ікi
iki
ÿc
üs
тöpт
tört
пиc
pis
алты
altı
читi
çiti
cигic
sigis
тoғыc
toğıs
он
on
Shor pir i:gi
/ ijgi (iygi)
üsh tørt pɛʃh ɑltɯ tʃɛtti
(chetti)
sɛgis toɣus on
Tofa бipәә
birәә
иъhи
ìhi
үш
üş
дөрт
dört
бeш
beş
aълты
àltı
чедi
çedi
ceъhec
sèhes
тоъhoc
tòhos
он
on
Tuvan ноль / тик
nol' / tik
бир
bir
ийи
iyi
үш
üş
дөрт
dört
бeш
beş
алды
aldı
чеди
çedi
сес
ses
тос
tos
он
on
Yakut ноль
nol
биир
biir
икки
ikki
үс
üs
түөрт
tüört
биэс
bies
алта
alta
сэттэ
sette
аҕыс
ağıs
тоҕус
toğus
уон
uon
Northwestern Turkic languages (Kipchak) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Baraba bir iki üts tört pəş alttı yədi səkiz toğiz on
Bashkir ноль
nol
бер
ber
ике
ike
өс
ös
дүрт
dürt
биш
biş
алты
altı
ете
yete
һигеҙ
higeź
туғыҙ
tuğıź
ун
un
Crimean Tatar bir eki üç dört beş altı yedi sekiz doquz on
Karachay-Balkar ноль
nol
бер
ber
эки
eki
юч
üç
тёрт
tört
беш
beş
алты
altı
джети
djeti
сегиз
segiz
тогьуз
toğuz
он
on
Karakalpak ноль
nol
бир
bir
еки
eki
үш
u'sh
төрт
to'rt
бес
bes
алты
alti
жети
jeti
сегиз
segiz
тоғыз
tog'iz
он
on
Kazakh нөл
nól
бір
bir
екі
eki
үш
úsh
төрт
tórt
бес
bes
алты
alty
жеті
jeti
сегіз
segiz
тоғыз
toǵyz
он
on
Krymchak bir eki üç dort beş altı yedi sekiz tokuz on
Kumyk ноль
nol
бир
bir
эки
iki
уьч
üç
доьрт
dört
беш
beş
алты
altı
етти
yetti
сегиз
segiz
тогъуз
toğuz
он
on
Kyrgyz нөль
nöl'
бир
bir
эки
eki
үч
üç
төрт
tört
беш
beş
алты
altı
жети
jeti
сегиз
segiz
тогуз
toguz
он
on
Nogai bir eki üsh dört bes ɑltɨ yeti segiz toʁɨz on
Tatar ноль
nol
бер
ber
ике
ike
өч
öç
дүрт
dürt
биш
biş
алты
altı
җиде
cide
сигез
sigez
тугыз
tuğız
ун
un
Urum bir iqi ytʃ dœrt beʃ alti eddi sæqkiz doqkuz on
Southeastern Turkic languages (Karluk) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Äynu* yäk du si čar pänj šäš häp(t) häš(t) noh dah
^* Äynu numerals are borrowed from Persian.
Chagatai bir iki üç tört beş altı yeti sekiz toquz on
Uyghur نۆل
нөль
nöl
بىر
бир
bir
ىككى
икки
ikki
ئۈچ
үч
üch
تۆت
төт
töt
بەش
бәш
besh
ئالتە
алтә
alte
يەتتە
йәттә
yette
سەككىز
сәккиз
sekkiz
توققۇز
тоққуз
toqquz
ون
он
on
Uzbek нол, сифр
nol, sifr
бир
bir
икки
ikki
уч
uch
тўрт
toʻrt
беш
besh
олти
olti
етти
yetti
саккиз
sakkiz
тўққиз
toʻqqiz
ўн
oʻn
Southwestern Turkic languages (Oghuz) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Azerbaijani sıfır bir iki üç dörd beş altı yeddi səkkiz doqquz on on bir on iki on üç on dörd on beş on altı on yeddi on səkkiz on doqquz iyirmi
Gagauz sıfır bir iki
üç
dört
beş
altı
yedi
sekiz
dokuz
on
Ottoman Turkish صفر
sıfır
بر
bir
ایكی
iki
اوچ
üç
درت
dört
بش
bəş
آلتی
altî
یدی
yədi
سكز
səkiz
طقوز
doquz
اون
on
اون بر
on bir
اون ایكی
on iki
اون اوچ
on üç
اون درت
on dört
اون بش
on bəş
اون آلتی
on altî
اون یدی
on yədi
اون سكز
on səkiz
اون طقوز
on doquz
يگرمی
yiğirmi
Qashqai bir iki üç dört beş altı yedi sekiz dokuz on
Salar bər igi udʒ diot
/ døt
beʃ ɑltə
/ɑltʃi
jidʒi /jidə sekiz doquz on
Turkish sıfır bir iki üç dört beş altı yedi sekiz dokuz on on bir on iki on üç on dört on beş on altı on yedi on sekiz on dokuz yirmi
Turkmen нол
nol
бир
bir
ики
iki
үч
üç
дөрт
dört
бәш
bäş
алты
alty
еди
ýedi
секиз
sekiz
докуз
dokuz
он
on
он бир
on bir
он ики
on iki
он үч
on üç
он дөрт
on dört
он бәш
on bäş
он алты
on alty
он еди
on ýedi
он секиз
on sekiz
он докуз
on dokuz
йигрими
ýigrimi
Khalaj 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Khalaj bii äkki üüç töört beeş alta yeetti säkkiz toqquz oon

Uralic and Yukaghir languages

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Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Uralic *ikte
*ükte
*kAktA *kolme
*kulme
*ńeljä
*neljä
*witte *kutte *śeŋ́ćemä *luka
*küme(-ne)
Finnic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Finnic[64][65] *ükci *kakci *kolme *neljä *vīci *kūci *seiccen *kahteksan *ühteksän *kümmen
Estonian null üks kaks kolm neli viis kuus seitse kaheksa üheksa kümme üksteist kaksteist kolmteist neliteist viisteist kuusteist seitseteist kaheksateist üheksateist kakskümmend
Finnish nolla yksi kaksi kolme neljä viisi kuusi seitsemän kahdeksan yhdeksän kymmenen yksitoista kaksitoista kolmetoista neljätoista viisitoista kuusitoista seitsemäntoista kahdeksantoista yhdeksäntoista kaksikymmentä
Karelian yksi kakši kolmi ńeľľä viisi kuuši šeiččemen kahekšan yhekšän kymmenen yksitoista kakšitoista kolmetoista neljjätoista viiztoista kuuǯitoista seiččemäntoista kahekšantoista yhekšäntoista kakšikymmendä
Olonets Karelian yksi kaksi kolme ńelli viizi kuuzi seiččie kaheksa ykeksä kymmene
Livonian null ikš kakš kuolm nēļa vīž kūž seis kādõks īdõks kim ikštuoistõn kakštuoistõn kuolmtuoistõn nēļatuoistõn vīžtuoistõn kūžtuoistõn seistuoistõn kōdõkstuoistõn īdõkstuoistõn kakškimdõ
Ludic yks kakš kolme njelj viiš kuuš seittjšeme kaheksa yheksa kym
Meänkieli yks kaks kolme neljä viis kuusi seitemän kaheksan yheksän kymmenen
Veps ükś kakś koume neľľ viž kuź seiččeme kahesa ühesa kümne yks’toštküme kaks’toštküme koumetoštküme kuz’toštküme vižtoštküme kuz’toštküme seiččemetoštküme kahesatoštküme ühesatoštküme kaks’küme
Võro ütś katś kolm nelli viiś kuuś säidse katõsa ütesä kümme
Votic ühs kahs kem nellä vīsi kūsi seitsē kahe̮sā ühesǟ tšümmē ühste̮·šše̮me̮tta kahste̮·šše̮me̮tta ke̮mte̮·šše̮me̮tta nelläte̮·šše̮me̮tta vīste̮·šše̮me̮tta kūste̮·šše̮me̮tta seitsēte̮·šše̮me̮tta kahe̮sāte̮·šše̮me̮tta ühesǟte̮·šše̮me̮tta kahš́tš́ümmettä
Sami languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Samic *ëktë *kuoktē *kolmë *ńealjē *vītë *kūtë *čiečëm *kākcē *ëkcē *lokē
Sami, Inari ohta kyeh'ti kulma nelji vitta kutta čiččam käävci oovce love ohtunubáloh kyehtnubáloh kulmânubáloh neljinubáloh vittânubáloh kuttânubáloh čiččâmnubáloh käävcinubáloh oovcenubáloh kyehtlov
Sami, Northern nolla okta guokte golbma njeallje vihtta guhtta čieža gávcci ovcci logi oktanuppelohkái guoktenuppelohkái golbmanuppelohkái njealljenuppelohkái vihttanuppelohkái guhttanuppelohkái čiežanuppelohkái gávccinuppelohkái ovccinuppelohkái guoktelogi
Sami, Lule nålla akta guokta gålmmå niellja vihtta guhtta gietjav gáktsa aktse lågev
Mordvin languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Erzya вейке
vejke
кавто
kavto
колмо
kolmo
ниле
ńiľe
вете
veƭe
кото
koto
сисем
śiśem
кавксо
kavkso
вейксэ
vejkse
кемень
kemeń
кевейкее
kevejkee
кемгавтово
kemgavtovo
кемголмово
kemgolmovo
кемнилее
kemńiľee
кеветее
keveƭee
кемготово
kemgotovo
кемзисемге
kemźiśemge
кемгавксово
kemgavksovo
кевейксэе
kevejksee
комсь
komś
Moksha fkä kaftə kolmə nilä vetä kotə sisäm kafksə vejksə keməń
Mari language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Hill Mari ноль
noľ
ик
ik
кок
kok
кум
kum
ныл
nyl
вич
vič
куд
kud
шым
šym
кандаш
kandaš
индеш
indeš
лу
lu
Meadow Mari ikte kokət kumət nələt wizət kuðət šəmət kandaš(e) indeš(e) lu
Permic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Komi (Zyryan) ноль
noľ
öти(к)
öti(k)
кык
kyk
куим
kuim
нёль
ńoľ
вит
vit
квайт
kvajt
сизим
sizim
кöкъямыс
kökjamys
öкмыс
ökmys
дас
das
дас ӧти(к)
das öti(k)
дас кык
das kyk
дас куим
das kuim
дас нёль
das ńoľ
дас вит
das vit
дас квайт
das kvajt
дас сизим
das sizim
дас кӧкъямыс
das kökjamys
дас ӧкмыс
das ökmys
кызь
kyź
Komi-Permyak нуль
nuľ
öтiк
ötik
кык
kyk
куим
kuim
нёль
ńoľ
вит
vit
квать
kvať
сизим
sizim
кыкъямыс
kykjamys
öкмыс
ökmys
дас
das
Udmurt ноль
noľ
одӥг
odig
кык
kyk
куинь
kuiń
ньыль
ńyľ
вить
viť
куать
kuať
сизьым
siźym
тямыс
ťamys
укмыс
ukmys
дас
das
дас одӥг
das odig
дас кык
das kyk
дас куинь
das kuiń
дас ньыль
das ńyľ
дас вить
das viť
дас куать
das kuať
дас сизьым
das siźym
дас тямыс
das ťamys
дас укмыс
das ukmys
кызь
kyź
Ugric languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Hungarian nulla
[ˈnulːɒ]
egy
[ɛɟ] / [ɛɟː]
kettő / két
[ˈkɛtːøː] or [keːt]
három
[ˈhaːrom]
négy
[neːɟ]
öt
[øt]
hat
[hɒt]
hét
[heːt]
nyolc
[ɲolts]
kilenc
[ˈkilɛnts]
tíz
[tiːz]
tizenegy tizenkettő/tizenkét tizenhárom tizennégy tizenöt tizenhat tizenhét tizennyolc tizenkilenc húsz
Kazym Khanty[66] и, йи, ит
[i], [ji], [it]
кӑт, кӑтн
[kat], [katn]
хәԓум
[xɵɬəm]
няԓ
[nʲaɬ]
вет
[βeːt]
хәт
[xɵt]
ԓапӑт
[ɬaːpət]
нивԓ
[nʲiβəɬ]
яртъяӈ
[jaːrt-jaŋ]
яӈ
jaːŋ
ихущьяӈ
[i-xosʲ-jaːŋ]
кӑтхущьяӈ
[kat-xosʲ-jaːŋ]
хәԓумхущьяӈ
xɵɬəm-xosʲ-jaːŋ
няԓхущьяӈ
[nʲaɬ-xosʲ-jaːŋ]
ветхущьяӈ
[βeːt-xosʲ-jaːŋ]
хәтхущьяӈ
xɵt-xosʲ-jaːŋ
ԓапӑтхущьяӈ
[ɬaːpət-xosʲ-jaːŋ]
нивӑԓхўщьяӈ
[nʲiβəɬ-xosʲ-jaːŋ]
ярхәс
[jaːr-xɵs]
хәс
[xɵs]
Khanty yit, yiy katn, kat xutəm nyatə wet xut tapət nəvət yaryaŋ yaŋ
Mansi аква
akva
китыг
kityg
хурум
hurum
нила
nila
ат
at
хот
hot
сат
sat
нёллов
n'ololov
онтэллов
ontolov
лов
lov
Samoyedic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Forest Nenets ngup šicha nyaaxaL chee't hampLyaangk ma't šee"v šichachee't kaašeemdyu" dyuu"
Tundra Nenets ӈопой
ngopoy
сидя
syidya
няхарʼ
nyax°r
тет
tyet
самляӈг
samlyangk
матʼ
mat
сиˮив
syí"w°
сидндет
syid°ndyet°
хасуюˮ
xasuyu"
юˮ
yu"
ӈопой яӈгня
ngopoy yangnya
сидя яӈгня
syidya yangnya
няхарʼ яӈгня
nyax°r yangnya
тет яӈгня
tyet yangnya
самляӈг яӈгня
samlyangk yangnya
матʼ яӈгня
mat yangnya
сиˮив яӈгня
syí"w° yangnya
сидндет яӈгня
syid°ndyet° yangnya
хасуюˮ яӈгня
xasuyu" yangnya
сидя юˮ
syidya yu"
Nganasan ngu"oi siti nagür chety synghol'angky mytü" s'aiby sitiőyty ngam'aichümy bi"
Enets ӈолю ҫизи нэху тԑт собриг моту сԑу ҫизет неса биу бикоз бозат ӈолю бикоз бозат ҫизи бикоз бозат нэху бикоз бозат тԑт бикоз бозат собриг бикоз бозат моту бикоз бозат сԑу бикоз бозат ҫизет бикоз бозат неса ҫизиу
Selkup okkyr šed naagor tett xombla moktyt heeldő' šety-dőyang-gvet okkyr-dőyang-gvet köt
Kamas op šidee naagur teety sumna muktu seipu šynttete amittun bje(n)
Language* 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Yukaghir+ *irk-
*maːrqə-
*ki-
*antəq-/*wantəq-
*ja- *jelek- *ki(m)n-/*ku(m)n-
Omok+ urki kit jalom kimneľ
Chuvan+ kujen jalon em-ganbagu-njagon
Northern (Tundra) Yukaghir маархуонь
mārxuoń
кийуонь
kijuoń
йалуонь
jaluoń
йалаклань
jalaklań
имдальдьань
imdaľďań
маалайлань
mālajlań
пускийань
puskijań
маалайлаклань
mālajlaklań
вальҕрамкруонь
waľɣramkruoń
кунальань
kunaľań
Southern (Kolyma) Yukaghir irkēj ataqlōj jālōj ileklōj n'əɣanbōj mālōj purkījōj malɣiləklōj kunirkil'ǯōj kunel'ōj
^* Yukaghir languages are a language family spoken in East Siberia. The relationship between Uralic and Yukaghir languages is still under dispute.

The Andamanese languages have one-two-three-many systems, where 'three' may mean 'and another', though higher numerals may be borrowed.

Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Jarawa[67] wəyə nayə kaŋ itəjile ('many') mala-(wə)
waya na꞉ya kaŋ itəjile ənə itəjile
(or malawə 'many')
mala ṭhuhumə
('very many')
o꞉ya na꞉ya ikkand' deyilo ma꞉la 'many' kuṭṭu otti ḍabo꞉ ča꞉re po꞉ṭṭe maːre
Ongan[68] -i-uaiya -i-naɡa -i-rejidda ('many') ilake
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Aslian languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Semai* nanəʔ naːr niːʔ ʔm̩pat limaːʔ naːm tuɟoh lapaːn smilaːn spuloh
Semelai muy duwaʔ (Malay) hmpɛʔ hmpon məsɔŋ pruʔ tmpɔh
tud͡ʒuh (Malay)
kitwit
lapan (Malay)
kantim
smilan (Malay)
kumai
səpuluh (Malay)
Semoq Beri (Semaq Bri) muy hma hmpeʔ hmpon mesong pruʔ tempoh gênting gêntik mogênor
Bahnaric languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bahnar môñh ʼbal pêng puăn pơʼdăm tơdrâu tơpơh tơhngam tơsĭn jĭt
Katuic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Kuy mɯ̤:y ɓa:r pay pɐ:n sɐ:ŋ tɘpɞ̤t tɘpɤ̤:l tɘkɯ̤ɐl tɘke:̤h mɘcɜ
Khasi-Palaungic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Khasi wei ar lai saw san hynriew hynñiew phra khyndai shiphew khat-wei khat-ar khat-lai khat-saw khat-san khat-hynriew khat-hynñiew khat-phra khat-khyndai arphew
Palaung u: e:r u-a:i p'o:n p'an to:r pu:r ta: t'i:m kö:r
Wa ra: loi bun puån lich a:lich sìtä' sha:tim kau / kao
Khmer languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Khmer
សូន្យ
soun

មួយ
muəj

ពីរ
piː (pɨl)

បី
ɓəj

បួន
ɓuən

ប្រាំ
pram

ប្រាំមួយ
pram muəj

ប្រាំពីរ
pram piː (pram pɨl)

ប្រាំបី
pram ɓəj

ប្រាំបួន
pram ɓuən
១០
ដប់
ɗɑp
Khmuic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Khmu mɔj beer peʔ pon sɯŋ

há:
tɔɔl

hók
ɡul

cét
rɔɔŋ

pét
tiʔ

káw
mɡal

síp
Mlabri mɔy bær̃ pæˀ pon tʰəŋ tal ɡul tiˀ ɡaiš ɡal (Thai numerals above 10)
Monic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mon
သုည
[su.nya]

မွဲ
[mòa]

ၜါ
[ba]

ပိ
[pɔeˀ]

ပန်
[pɔn]

မသုန်
[məsɔn]

တရဴ
[kərao]

ထပှ်
[thəpɔh]

ဒတံ
[həcam]

ဒစိတ်
[həcit]
၁၀
စှ်
[cɔh]
Mon
(Pali-based)

သုည
sunya

ဨကံ
ekam

ဒွေဒွိ
dvidve

ကယော
tayo

စတ္တာရော
cattaro

ပဥ္စ
pauca


cha

သတ္တ
satta

အဋ္ဌ
attha

နဝ
nava
၁၀
ဒသ
tasa
Nyah Kur mùay baar pii? pan chuun traw mpoh ñcaam ñciit cas
Munda languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mundari mid

मिसा missa
(once)
baria

बरसा
birsa
(twice)
apia

अपिसा
apisa
(thrice)
upuɲia

उपनुसा
upnisa
(four times)
moɲrea

मोंड़ेसा
mondesa
(five times)
turuia

तुरिसा
turisa
(six times)
eya

ए'सा
eh sa
(seven times)
irilia

इरलसा
erklsa
(eight times)
area

अरे-सा
are sa
(nine times)
gelea

गेलसा
gelsa
(ten times)
Santali mitˀ bar pon mɔ̃ɽɛ̃ turui eae irəl arɛ gɛl
Sora əboi baɡɡu jaɡi ʊndʒi monloi tudru ɡuldʒi tamdʒi tindʒi ɡaldʒi
Nicobarese languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Car * heng' [héŋ]
; kahóˑk [kaˈhoːk]
ne:t;
nɛ́ˑt [nɛːt]
lu:i;
lúˑy [luːj]
fe:n;
fɛ́ˑn [fɛːn]
tanwi;
tanɨ́y [taˈnɨj]
tafu:l;
tafúˑl [taˈfuːl]
sat;
sát [sat]
hewhere;
hɛ́vhər̃ɛ [ˈhɛwhəɾɛ]
macuhtere;
macúhtər̃ɛ [maˈcuhtəɾɛ]
sam;
síˑn [siːn] / sɨ́m
kahóˑk síˑn nɛ́ˑt síˑn lúˑy síˑn fɛ́ˑn síˑn tanɨ́y síˑn tafúˑl síˑn sát síˑn hɛ́vhər̃ɛ síˑn macúhtər̃ɛ síˑn nɛ́ˑt ʔanáˑy [ˈnɛːtʔaˈnaːj]
Nancowry xiˑəŋ ʔɑ̃ː luˑəj fuˑɑn t̪ɑːnɑˑj t̪ɑfuˑə ʔisɑˑt ʔinfuˑɑn xeˑɑŋxɑt̪ə səˑm
Pakanic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bolyu 33 bi55 pa:i55 pu:n53 me31 piu53 pai55 sa:m53 ɕən53 ma:n33
Bugan bo55 bio31 mtse31 pau33 mi33 pio33 pou31 33 s;i33 31
Mang mak55 ʑɯa51 pe51 pon11 han51 ɣɔm51 tɐm31-py55 tɐm31-ham11 tɐm31-θin51 ɡi31 (mɛ55)
Pearic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Chong mo̤oˀj pʰa̤aˀj pʰeeˀw pʰooˀn pʰram katɔɔŋ kanṳuj katii kacha̤aj ra̤aj
Somray mṳuj pa̤ar pʰa̤j pʰo̤on pram kruuŋ kʰnuul kətii kɤnsaar raaj
Viet-Muong languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Viet-Muong+ *moc *hal *pa *pon *?dâm *khâw *pây *t'am *cin *mïel
Muong môc5 hal2 ba2 bôn3 tam2 khaw baj4 sam3 cin3 mu'o'l1
Sino-Vietnamese*
linh, lênh

nhất
二 / 兩
nhị / lưỡng

tam

tứ

ngũ

lục

thất

bát

cửu

thập
十一
thập nhất
十二
thập nhị
十三
thập tam
十四
thập tứ
十五
thập ngũ
十六
thập lục
十七
thập thất
十八
thập bát
十九
thập cửu
廿
nhập
Vietnamese
không
𠬠
một
𠄩
hai
𠀧
ba
𦊚
bốn
𠄼
năm
𦒹
sáu
𦉱
bảy
𠔭
tám
𠃩
chín
𨒒
mười (*chục = tenth)
𨒒𠬠
mười một
𨒒𠄩
mười hai
𨒒𠀧
mười ba
𨒒𦊚
mười bốn
𨒒𠄼
mười lăm
𨒒𦒹
mười sáu
𨒒𦉱
mười bảy
𨒒𠔭
mười tám
𨒒𠃩
mười chín
𠄩𨒒
hai mươi
Notes
^* Car is the most widely spoken of the Nicobarese languages spoken in the Nicobar Islands of India. Although related distantly to Vietnamese and Khmer, it is typologically much more akin to nearby Austronesian languages such as Nias and Acehnese, with which it forms a linguistic area.[69]
^* Semai numerals have been heavily influenced by Malay. Only numerals from one to three are native words, the rest are Malay.
^* Like Japanese and Korean, Vietnamese uses two numbering systems, one based on native vocabulary and one based on a Sino-Xenic numbering system (Sino-Vietnamese). In modern Vietnamese the native readings are more commonly used.

Kartvelian languages (South Caucasian)

[edit]
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Georgian ერთი
erti
ორი
ori
სამი
sami
ოთხი
otxi
ხუთი
xuti
ექვსი
ekvsi
შვიდი
švidi
რვა
rva
ცხრა
cxra
ათი
ati
Georgian, Old ႤႰႧႨ
erti
ႭႰႨ
ori
ႱႠႫႨ
sami
ႭႧႾႨ
otxi
ႾႳႧႨ
xuti
ႤႵႥႱႨ
ekwsi
ႸႥႨႣႨ
šwidi
ႰႥႠჂ
rvaj
ႺႾႰႠჂ
cxraj
ႠႧႨ
ati
Laz არ
ar
ჟურ/ჯურ
žur/ǯur
სუმ
sum
ოთხ
otx
ხუთ
xut
ანსი/აში
ansi/aši
შქ(ვ)ით
šk(v)it
ოვრო
ovro
ცხო(ვ)რო
cxo(v)ro
ვით
vit
Mingrelian ართი/აკა
arti/akʼa
ჟირი
žiri
სუმი
sumi
ოთხი/ანთხი
otxi/antxi
ხუთი
xuti
ამშვი
amšvi
შქვითი
škviti
(ბ)რუო
(b)ruo
ჩხორო
čxoro
ვითი
viti
Svan ეშხუ
ešxu
ჲორი/ჲერუ/ჲერბი
jori/jeru/jerbi
სემი
sami
(ვ)ოშთხვ
(w)oštxw
ვოხვიშდ/ვოხუშდ
woxwišd/woxušd
უსგვა/უსკვა
usgwa/uskʼwa
იშგვიდ/იშკვიდ
išgwid/iškʼwid
არა
ara
ჩხარა
čxara
ჲეშდ
ješd
Dagestanian languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Avar ноль
nol'
цо
co
кIиго
kʼigo
лъабго
łabgo
ункъо
unqʼo
щуго
ššugo
анлъго
anłgo
анкьго
anƛʼgo
микьго
miƛʼgo
ичIго
ičʼgo
анцIго
ancʼgo
Bezhta нол
nol
гьонс
hõs
къона
qʼona
лъана
łana
оьнкъоьнаь
ö̃qʼönä
лъина
łina
илъна
iłna
алIна
aƛna
белIна
beƛna
аьчIена
äčʼena
ацIона
acʼona
Dargin (Gubden) секІал агар, нол
sek’al agar, nol
ца
ca
кІел
k’el
хІябал
ħaˤbal
авъал
awʔal
шуел
šuyel
урегал
uregal
ерхІел
yerħel
гехІел
geħel
урчІемал
urč’emal
ецІал
yec’al
Dargin (Mekegi) нул
nul
ца
ca
кІвел
k’ʷel
хІябал
ħaˤbal
авъал
awʔal
швел
šʷel
урегал
uregal
йерхІел
yerħel
гахІел
gaħel
урчІемал
urč’emal
йецІал
yec’al
Dargin (Usisha) нуль
nulʲ
ца
ca
кІел
k’el
гІябал
ʕaˤbal
агъал
aɣal
хьал
x̌al
уреккал
urek̄al
йарал
yaral
ккехІел
k̄eħel
урчІемал
urč’emal
йецІал
yec’al
Hunzib гьынс
hə̃s
къану
qʼanu
лъана
łana
окъен
oqʼen
лъино
łino
илъно
iłno
алIно
aƛno
белIно
beƛno
учIин
učʼin
ацIын
acʼən
Tsez сис
sis
къаIно
qʼˁano
лъоIно
łˁono
уйно
uyno
лъено
łeno
илъно
iłno
оIлIно
ˁoƛno
билIно
biƛno
очIчIино
očʼčʼino
оцIцIино
ocʼcʼino
Nakh languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bats цхьа
cħa
ши
ši
кхо
qo
дIивъ
dˤiv'
пхи
pxi
етх
yetx
ворлъ
vorł
барлъ
barł
исс
iss
итIтI
itt
Chechen нул
nul
цхьаъ
cẋaj
шиъ
şij
кхоъ
qoj
диъ
dij
пхиъ
pxij
ялхI
yalx
ворхI
vorh
бархI
barh
исс
iss
итт
itt
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-NWC za dGʷə ɬə pʼɬʲʼə
Proto-Abazgi za ħʷə χə pʃə
Abkhaz акы
akʼə
ҩба
ɥəba
хҧа
χpa
ҧшьба
pʃba
хәба
χʷba
фба
fba
бжьба
bʒba
ааба
aːba
жәба
ʒʷba
жәаба
ʒʷaba
Abaza закӏы
zakʼə
гӏвба
ʕʷəbɑ
хпа
χpɑ
пщба
pʃbɑ
хвба
χʷbɑ
цба
t͡sbɑ
бжьба
bʒbɑ
агӏба
aʕba
жвба
ʒʷba
жваба
ʒʷaba
Proto-Circassian tʼqʷʼə ʃə pʼɬʼə
Western Circassian (Adyghe) зиӏ
zjəʔ
зы
тӏу
tʷʼə
щы
ʃə
плӏы
pɬʼə
тфы
tfʷə
хы
блы
bɮə
и
бгъу
bʁʷə
пшӏы
pɕʼə
Eastern Circassian (Kabardian) зыри
zərjə
зы
тӏу
tʷʼə
щы
ɕə
плӏы
pɬʼə
тху
txʷə
хы
блы
bɮə
и
бгъу
bʁʷə
пщӏы
pɕʼə
Ubykh за
za
тӏқва
tʼqʷʼa
ща
ɕa
плӏы
pʼɬʼə
шхы
ʃxə
фы
блы
blə
ғва
ʁʷa
бғьы
bʁʲə
жвы
ʒʷə
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Chukotko-Kamchatkan *qun *ŋiðæq *ŋəroq *ŋəraq
Alutor hennan ngita-q ngerù-qqe ngerà-qqe mellengina hennanmet-legen ngeyamet-legen amngeyoot-kin qonacgen-kin menget-kina
Chukchi ynnen ñireq ñyroq ñyraq mytlyñyn ynnanmytlyñyn ñer'amytlyñyn amñyrootken qonacgynken myngytken
Koryak ennen ngicce-q ngeyo-q ngeya-q mellengena ennenmet-lengen ngey'amet-lengen amngeyoot-ken qonacgen-ken menget-kena
Palan
[citation needed]
hennen ngeta-q ngrù-qqa ngrà-qqa, mellengena hennenmet-legen ngeyamet-legen amngeyoot-ken qonacgen-ken menget-kena
Itelmen 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Itelmen
[clarification needed]
°ӄниӈ
°qniŋ
[qʷnʷʏŋʷ]
касӽ
kasχ
[kɑɕχ]
чʼоӄ
çʼoq
[t͡ʃʼɔq]
чʼаӄ
çʼaq
[t͡ʃʼɑq]
кувумнук
kuwumnuk
[ˈkʷuβumnʷuk]
кэлвук
kelwuk
[ˈkɛlβuk]
этуктунук
etuktunuk
[ˈɛtʷuktʷunʷuk]
чоʼоктунук
çoʼoktunuk
[ˈt͡ʃɔʔɔktʷunʷuk]
ча'актанак
ça'aktanak
[ˈt͡ʃɑʔɑktanɑk]
товасса
towassa
[ˈtʷoβasːa]
West Itelmen
[citation needed]
knɨn kasx choŭ-k cha-k kugum-nuk keĺkug 'et-utk-tunuk cho-'ok-tunuk cha-'ak-tanak žužad
South Itelmen
[citation needed]
dizk kaz/ka'as chak cha'ak ko'om-nak kilko̯ak 'ita-'a-tuk chu-ku-tuk cha-'ak-tak kumx-tuka

For more languages[70]

Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Dravidian *onṯu *iraṇṭu *mūnṯu *nāl, *nālku *caymtu *cāṯu *ēẓ *enṭṭu *toṇ, *toḷ *paHtu
Kannada
ಸೊನ್ನೆ
sonne

ಒಂದು
ondu

ಎರಡು
eraḍu

ಮೂರು
mūru

ನಾಲ್ಕು
nālku

ಐದು
aidu

ಆರು
āru

ಏಳು
ēḷu

ಎಂಟು
eṇṭu

ಒಂಬತ್ತು/ಒಂಭತ್ತು
ombattu/ombhattu
೧೦
ಹತ್ತು
hattu
Malayalam
പൂജ്യം
pūjyam

ഒന്ന്
onnŭ

രണ്ട്
raṇḍŭ

മൂന്ന്
mūnnŭ

നാല്
nālŭ

അഞ്ച്
añjŭ

ആറ്
āṟŭ

ഏഴ്
ēḻŭ

എട്ട്
eṭṭŭ

ഒൻപത്/ഒമ്പത്
onbatŭ/ombatŭ
൰/൧൦
പത്ത്
pattŭ
Tamil
சுழியம்
cuḻiyam

ஒன்று
oṉṟu

இரண்டு
iraṇḍu

மூன்று
mūṉṟu

நான்கு
nāṉgu

ஐந்து
aindu

ஆறு
āṟu

ஏழு
ēḻu

எட்டு
eṭṭu

ஒன்பது
oṉbadu

பத்து
pattu
Telugu
సున్న
sunna

ఒకటి
okaṭi

రెండు
reṇḍu

మూడు
mūḍu

నాలుగు
nālugu

ఐదు
aidu

ఆరు
āru

ఏడు
ēḍu

ఎనిమిది
enimidi

తొమ్మిది
tommidi
౧౦
పది
padi
Brahui صِفر
sifr
اَسِٹ
asiṭ
اِرَٹ
iraṭ
مُسہ
musi
چار
čār
پنچ
panč
شش
šaš
ہفت
haft
ہشت
hašt
نو
دَہ
dah
JapaneseRyukyuan languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Proto-Japonic+ *pitə *puta *mi(t) *jə *itu, *etu *mu(t) *nana *ja *kəkənə *təwə
Peninsular Japonic in the Samguk sagi+*

MC: *mit

于次

MC: *hju-tshijH

難隱

MC: *nan-ʔɨnX

MC: *tok

^* Some scholars have ascribed the extracted vocabulary to an Old Koguryŏ language. Others, pointing out that the area concerned had been part of Goguryeo for less than 200 years, argue that these names represent the languages of earlier inhabitants of the area, and call them pseudo-Koguryŏ or Early Paekche (Baekje).
Japanese
まる
maru

ひと
hito

ふた
futa


mi


yo
よん
yon

いつ
itsu


mu

なな
nana


ya

ここの
kokono

とお
十余り一
とおあまりひと
tō amari hito
十一
とおひと
tō hito
十余り二
とおあまりふた
tō amari futa
十二
とおふた
tō futa
十余り三
とおあまりみ
tō amari mi
十三
とおみ
tō mi
十余り四
とおあまりよ
tō amari yo
十四
とおよ
tō yo
十余り五
とおあまりいつ
tō amari itsu
十五
とおいつ
tō itsu
十余り六
とおあまりむ
tō amari mu
十六
とおむ
tō mu
十余り七
とおあまりなな
tō amari nana
十七
とおなな
tō nana
十余り八
とおあまりや
tō amari ya
十八
とおや
tō ya
十余り九
とおあまりここの
tō amari kokono
十九
とおここの
tō kokono
二十 (廿)
はた、はたち
hata, hatachi
Old Japanese ひと
pitö
ふた
puta

mi

いつ
itu

mu
なな
nana

ya
ここの
kökönö
とを
töwo
とをあまりひと
töwo amari pitö
とをあまりふた
töwo amari puta
とをあまりみ
töwo amari mi
とをあまりよ
töwo amari yö
とをあまりいつ
töwo amari itu
とをあまりむ
töwo amari mu
とをあまりなな
töwo amari nana
とをあまりや
töwo amari ya
とをあまりここの
töwo amari kökönö
はた
pata
Early Middle Japanese ひと
fito
ふた
futa

mi

yo
いつ
itu

mu
なな
nana

ya
ここの
kokono
とを
towo
とをあまりひと
towo amari fito
とをあまりふた
towo amari futa
とをあまりみ
towo amari mi
とをあまりよ
towo amari yo
とをあまりいつ
towo amari itu
とをあまりむ
towo amari mu
とをあまりなな
towo amari nana
とをあまりや
towo amari ya
とをあまりここの
towo amari kokono
はたち
fatati
Late Middle Japanese ひと
fito
ふた
futa

mi

yo
いつ
itu, itsu

mu
なな
nana

ya
ここの
kokono
とを
towo
とをあまりひと
towo amari fito
とをあまりふた
towo amari futa
とをあまりみ
towo amari mi
とをあまりよ
towo amari yo
とをあまりいつ
towo amari itu, towo amari itsu
とをあまりむ
towo amari mu
とをあまりなな
towo amari nana
とをあまりや
towo amari ya
とをあまりここの
towo amari kokono
はたち
fatati, fatachi
Proto-Ryukyuan+ *pito *puta *mi *yo *etu *mu *nana *ya *kokono *towo
Amami て゚ぃ゚ー
tˀɨː
た゚ー
tˀaː
みー
miː
ゆー
juː
い゚ち
ʔɨt͡ɕɨ
むー
muː
ななー
nanaː
やー
jaː
く゚ーぬ
kˀuːnu
とぅー
tuː
とぅーて゚ぃ゚ー
tuːtˀɨː
とぅーた゚ー
tuːtˀaː
とぅーみー
tuːmiː
とぅーゆー
tuːjuː
とぅーい゚ち
tuːʔɨt͡ɕɨ
とぅーむー
tuːmuː
とぅーななー
tuːnanaː
とぅーやー
tuːjaː
とぅーく゚ーぬ
tuːkˀuːnu
Kunigami て゚ぃー
tˀiː
た゚ー
tˀaː
みー
miː
ゆー
juː
いち
ʔit͡ɕˀi
むー
muː
なな
nana
やー
jaː
くくぬ
kʰukʰunu
とぅー
tʰuː
とぅーて゚ぃー
tʰuːtˀiː
とぅーた゚ー
tʰuːtˀaː
とぅーみー
tʰuːmiː
とぅーゆー
tʰuːjuː
とぅーいち
tʰuːʔit͡ɕˀi
とぅーむー
tʰuːmuː
とぅーなな
tʰuːnana
とぅーやー
tʰuːjaː
とぅーくくぬ
tʰuːkʰukʰunu
ぱた゚ー
pʰatˀaː
Miyako ぴぃてぃ
pˢɨti
ふたー
fu̻taː
みー
miː
ゆー
juː
いつ
itˢɨ
むー
mm̩ː
なな
nana
やー
jaː
くくぬ
kukunu
とぅー
tuː
とぅーぴぃてぃ
tuːpˢɨti
とぅーふたー
tuːfu̻taː
とぅーみー
tuːmiː
とぅーゆー
tuːjuː
とぅーいつ
tuːitˢɨ
とぅーむー
tuːmm̩ː
とぅーなな
tuːnana
とぅーやー
tuːjaː
とぅーくくぬ
tuːkukunu
ぱた
pata
Okinawan てぃー
tiː
たー
taː
みー
miː
ゆー
juː
いち
ʔit͡ɕi
むー
muː
なな
nana
やー
jaː
くくぬ
kukunu
とぅー
tuː
とぅーてぃー
tuːtiː
とぅーたー
tuːtaː
とぅーみー
tuːmiː
とぅーゆー
tuːjuː
とぅーいち
tuːʔit͡ɕi
とぅーむー
tuːmuː
とぅーなな
tuːnana
とぅーやー
tuːjaː
とぅーくくぬ
tuːkukunu
はた
hata
Yaeyama ぴぃとぅ
pɨtu
ふたー
ɸu̻taː
みー
miː
ゆー
juː
いつぃ
ʔit͡sɨ
むー
muː
なな
nana
やー
jaː
くくぬ
kukunu
とぅー
tuː
とぅーぴぃとぅ
tuːpɨtu
とぅーふたー
tuːfu̻taː
とぅーみー
tuːmiː
とぅーゆー
tuːjuː
とぅーいつぃ
tuːʔit͡sɨ
とぅーむー
tuːmuː
とぅーなな
tuːnana
とぅーやー
tuːjaː
とぅーくくぬ
tuːkukunu
ぱた
pata
Yonaguni っとぅ
tˀu
った
tˀa

mi
どぅ
du
いち
it͡ɕi

mu
なな
nana

da
くぐぬ
kʰugunu
とぅ
tʰu
どぅーっとぅ
tʰuːtˀu
どぅーった
tʰuːtˀa
どぅーみ
tʰuːmi
どぅーどぅ
tʰuːdu
どぅーいち
tʰuːit͡ɕi
どぅーむ
tʰuːmu
どぅーなな
tʰuːnana
どぅーだ
tʰuːda
どぅーくぐぬ
tʰuːkʰugunu
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Sino-Japanese Go-on
りょう
ryō

いち
ichi


ni

さん
san


shi


go

ろく
roku

しち
shichi

はち
hachi


ku

じゅう
十一
じゅういち
jū ichi
十二
じゅうに
jū ni
十三
じゅうさん
jū san
十四
じゅうし
jū shi
十五
じゅうご
jū go
十六
じゅうろく
jū roku
十七
じゅうしち
jū shichi
十八
じゅうはち
jū hachi
十九
じゅうく
jū ku
廿
にゅう
nyū
Sino-Japanese Kan-on
れい
rei

いつ
itsu


ji

さん
san


shi


go

りく
riku

しつ
shitsu

はつ
hatsu

きゅう
kyū

しゅう
shū
十一
しゅういつ
shū itsu
十二
しゅうじ
shū ji
十三
しゅうさん
shū san
十四
しゅうし
shū shi
十五
しゅうご
shū go
十六
しゅうりく
shū riku
十七
しゅうしつ
shū shitsu
十八
しゅうはつ
shū hatsu
十九
しゅうきゅう
shū kyū 
廿
じゅう
Old Sino-Japanese+
りゃう
ryaŋ

いち
it
(iti)


ni

さむ
sam
(samu)


shi


go
(ŋo)

ろく
rok

しち
shit
(shiti)

はち
pat
(pati)


ku

じふ
jip
(jipu)
十有一
じふいういち
jip iu it
十有二
じふいうに
jip iu ni
十有三
じふいうさむ
jip iu sam
十有四
じふいうし
jip iu shi
十有五
じふいうご
jip iu go
十有六
じふいうろく
jip iu rok
十有七
じふいうしち
jip iu shit
十有八
じふいうはち
jip iu pat
十有九
じふいうく
jip iu ku
廿
にふ
nip
(nipu)
Notes
^※ As with Korean and Vietnamese, Japanese uses two different numbering systems, one based on native vocabulary and one based on a Sino-Xenic numbering system (Sino-Japanese). The latter are more commonly used in spoken Japanese. Modern Japanese writers usually use Arabic numerals, but the Chinese characters are still used in calligraphy and in vertical writing. Since the word shi (死) means "death", in some contexts the native Japanese yon is more commonly used than the Sino-Japanese shi (four), and nana similarly is more commonly used than shichi (seven).
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Jeju ᄒᆞ나
[hʌna]
둘/두이 [tul] / [tui] 싯/싓/서이
[ʃit̚] / [ʃwit̚] / [səi]
늿/너이
[nwit̚] / [nəi]
다ᄉᆞᆺ
[tasʌt̚]
ᄋᆢ슷
[jʌsʌt̚]
일곱
[ilɡop̚]
ᄋᆢᄃᆞᆸ
[jʌdʌp̚]
아옵
[aop̚]

[jəl]
열ᄒᆞ나
[jəlhʌna]
열둘
[jəldul]
열싓
[jəlʃwit̚]
열늿
[jəllwit̚]
다ᄉᆞᆺ
[jəldasʌt̚]
ᄋᆢ슷
[jəlljʌsʌt̚]
열일곱
[jəllilɡop̚]
ᄋᆢᄃᆞᆸ
[jəlljʌdʌp̚]
열아옵
[jəraop̚]
쑤물
[sumul]
Korean 하나
hana

dul / tul

set

net
다섯
daseot / tasŏt
여섯
yeoseot / yŏsŏt
일곱
ilgop
여덟
yeodeol / yŏdŏl
아홉
ahop

yeol/yŏl
열하나
yeolhana / yŏlhana
열둘
yeoldul / yŏldul
열셋
yeolset / yŏlset
열넷
yeolnet / yŏlnet
열다섯
yeoldaseot / yŏldasŏt
열여섯
yeolyeoseot / yŏlyŏsŏt
열일곱
yeolilgop / yŏlilgop
열여덟
yeolyeodeol / yŏlyŏdŏl
열아홉
yeolahop / yŏlahop
스물
seumul / sŭmul
Middle Korean (ᄒᆞ낳)
(*honah)
()
(*twulh)
()
(*seyh)
()
(*neyh)
(다ᄉᆞᆺ)
(*tasos)
(여슷)
(*yesus)
(닐굽)
(*nilkwup)
(여듧)
(*yetulp)
(아홉)
(*ahwop)
()
(*yelh)
(스믏)
(*sumulh)
Sino-Korean
영 (S), 령 (N)
yeong / yŏng (S), ryeong / ryŏng (N)


gong / kong


il

(*qilq)


i

(*zi)


sam

(*sam)


sa

(*soh)


o

(*ngwo)

육 (S), 륙 (N)
yuk (S), ryuk (N)

(*riuk)


chil / ch'il

(*chilq)


pal / p'al

(*palq)


gu / ku

(*kwuw)


sip

(*ssip)
十一
십일
sipil
十二
십이
sipi
十三
십삼
sipsam
十四
십사
sipsa
十五
십오
sipo
十六
십육 (S), 십륙 (N)
simnyuk (S), simryuk (N)
十七
십칠
sipchil / sipch'il
十八
십팔
sippal / sipp'al
十九
십구
sipgu / sipku
二十
이십
isip
廿

ip
Notes
^† The two transliterations given for the Korean numerals are based on the Revised Romanization of Korean and the older McCune–Reischauer romanization, respectively.
^‡ As with Japanese and Vietnamese, Korean uses two different numbering systems, one based on native vocabulary and one based on a Sino-Xenic numbering system (Sino-Korean). In modern Korean, the latter system is more commonly used. See previous note for transliteration information. Note also North-South differences in the Korean language.
Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Nama ǀkhaiǃnãs ǀgui ǀgam ǃnona haka koro ǃnani ǁkhaisa khoese dīsi
Nǀu ǁʼoe ǃʼuu nǃona kebeke
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Khitan+a

𘬣
𘬤


muumur

*omc
(*Mongolian onts= "unique")


𘲝
𘲞


j.ur.er


𘯙
𘯚


hu.ur.er


𘲂
𘲃


durov


𘬦
𘬧


tav (five)

t.ad.o.ho (fifth)


𘭬
𘭭


nil


𘲧
𘲧


da.lo.er


𘬌
𘬍


nyo.i, n.ie.em


𘬪
𘬫


is


𘰯

par

𘬂

𘳀
Para-Mongolic loanwords in Jurchen (12-19)+b *jir- *gor- *dur- *tobu- *nil- *dal- *nyo- *onyo-
Inscription of Hüis Tolgoi
(probably Ruanruan)
dolu
*do̤lṳ
^a The closest relative of the languages traced back to Proto-Mongolic appears to be the medieval Khitan language.
Khitan has been described as "Para-Mongolic": not part of the Mongolic family, but related to it.[71]
^b Numerals 12-19 from Tungusic Jurchen and several extinct Manchu dialects (for example, Alchuka) were borrowed from an unknown Para-Mongolic language. The formation of numerals 12-19 is a Para-Mongolic root for 2-9 with the suffix *-hon/*-hun. Example: 13 is 戈兒歡 (*gorxon) in Jurchen. The number 11 seems to be also a loanword, probably *omshon. Manchu is still using tofohon for 15.[72]
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Proto-Mongolic+ *nikēn *koxar *gurbān *dörbēn *tabūn *jirguxān *doluxān *na(y)imān *yersǖn *xarbān *korīn *gucīn *döcīn *tabīn *jirān *dalān *nayān *yerēn *minggān
Mongolian+ niken
ꡋꡞ ꡁꡦꡋ
qoyar
ꡢꡡ ꡗꡘ
gurban
ꡢꡟꡘ ꡎꡋ
dörben
ꡊꡦꡡꡘ ꡎꡦꡋ
tabun
ꡉ ꡎꡟꡋ
jirqoghan
ꡆꡞꡘ ꡢꡡ ꡖꡋ
dologhan
ꡊꡡ ꡙꡡ ꡖꡋ
nayiman
ꡋꡗꡞ ꡏꡋ
yisün
ꡗꡞ ꡛꡟꡋ
arban
ꡜꡘ ꡎꡋ
Mongolian+ tegen
ᠲᠡᠭᠡᠨ
neg
ᠨᠢᠭᠡᠨ
khoyor
ᠬᠣᠶᠠᠷ
ĝurav
ᠭᠤᠷᠪᠠᠨ
duruv
ᠳᠥᠷᠪᠡᠨ
tav
ᠲᠠᠪᠤᠨ
zurgaa
ᠵᠢᠷᠭᠤᠭᠠᠨ
doloo
ᠳᠣᠯᠤᠭᠠᠨ
naym
ᠨᠠᠢᠮᠠᠨ
yes
ᠢᠰᠦᠨ
arav
ᠠᠷᠪᠠᠨ
Central Mongolic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Kalmyk хоосн / бүтү
xoosn / bütü
негн
negn
хойр
xojr
һурвн
ɣurvn
дөрвн
dörvn
тавн
tavn
зурһан
zurɣan
долан
dolan
нәәмн
nə̄mn
йисн
jisn
арвн
arvn
Kalmyk, Issyk Kul nēgn xojịr ĝurvu dörve tāvị zịrĝa dōla nə̄mi jēse arvị
Khalkha тэг
teg
ᠲ᠋‍ᠠ‍᠊ᠢ᠊ᠡ᠋ ᠲ᠋‍ᠠ‍ᠭᠡᠡ᠋
нэг
neg
ᠨᠢᠭᠡᠡ᠋
хоёр
xojor
ᠬᠣ᠊ᠶᠡ᠊ᠷ
гурав
gurav
ᠭᠣ᠊᠊ᠷᠪᠡᠡ᠋
дөрөв
döröv
ᠲ᠋ᠣ᠊᠊ᠢ᠊᠊ᠷᠪᠡᠡ᠋
тав
tav
ᠲ᠋‍ᠠ‍ᠪ ᠲ᠋‍ᠠ‍ᠪᠡᠡ᠋ ᠲ᠋‍ᠠ‍ᠪᠤ
зургаа
dzurgā
ᠵ᠊ᠢ᠊᠊ᠷᡍᠣ᠊᠊ᠭ᠎᠎ᠠ
долоо
dolō
ᠲ᠋ᠣ᠊᠊ᠯᠣ᠊᠊ᠭ᠎᠎ᠠ
найм
najm
ᠨᠠ᠊ᠢ᠊᠊ᠮ᠊ᠨ
ес
jes
ᠶ᠊ᠢ᠊‍ᠰ‍ᠣ
арав
arav
ᠡ‍ᠠ‍᠊ᠷᠪᠡᠡ᠋
Oirat nige(n) xoyor ghurba(n) dörbö(n) tabu(n) zurgha:(n) dolo:(n) nayima(n) yesü(n) arba(n)
Ordos nege xojor gurva dörvö tavu dzhurga: dolo: naêm jisu arav
Northern Mongolic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Buryat нэгэн
negen
хоёр
xojor
гурбан
gurban
дүрбэн
dürben
табан
taban
зургаан
zurgān
долоон
dolōn
найман
najman
юһэн
jühen
арбан
arban
Northeastern Mongolic languages (Dagur/Daurian) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Daur nek xojir guarba(n) dureb / durbe(n) tāva(n) / tau(n) ǯirgō(n) dolō(n) naima(n) jise(n) xarba(n)
Southern Mongolic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Shira Yugur nege ĝūr ĝurvan dörven tāven ǯurĝoŋ dolōn naiman isen xarvan
Southeastern Mongolic languages (Shirongolic / Amdo-Qinghai) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bonan (Baoan) nege ĝuar ĝuraŋ deraŋ tavoŋ ǯirĝoŋ doloŋ niman jesoŋ habraŋ
Monguor nyge
(nəgə)
ghoor ghuraan deeren taavan
(taavun)
jirghoon
(dʑirɢoon)
doloon naiiman shdzyn
(ʂdzən)
xaran
Santa (Dongxiang) nie ĝua ĝuran ǯieruan tavuan ǯɯĝuan dolon naiman jesun haruan
Southwestern Mongolic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Moghol nikán qeyór qurbún durbón tåbun jurghan

shish
jålàn,

húft
sålån,

húshtu
tåsån,

no:
arbån

Senegambian languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Pulaar fus goo ɗiɗi tati nayi joyi jeegom jeeɗiɗi jeetati jeenayi sappo
Pular fus go’o ɗiɗi tati nay jowi jeego jeeɗiɗi jeetati jeenay sappo
Wolof tus benn ñaar ñett ñent juróom juróom benn juróom ñaar juróom ñett juróom ñent fukk
Mande languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bambara kelen fila / fla saba naani duuru wɔɔrɔ wolonfila / wolonfla segin kɔnɔntɔn tan
Jula kelen
[kélẽ́]
fila / fla
[fìlá / flá]
saba
[sàbá]
naani
[náːní]
looru
[lóːrú]
wɔɔrɔ
[wɔ́ːrɔ́]
wolonfila / wolonfla
[wólṍfìlá / wólṍflá]
segin / seegi
[sèɡĩ́ / sèːɡí]
kɔnɔntɔn
[kɔ̀nɔ̃̀tɔ̃́]
tan
[tã́]
Soninke baane fillo / hillo sikko naxato karago tunmu / tumu ɲeru / ɲeeru / ñeru / ñeeru segu kabu tanmu
Atlantic Languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Sherbro buul ting ra yol men men-buul men-ting men-ra men-yol wang
Kwa languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Yoruba   ọkan /
ẹni /
kan
eji /
meji
mẹta mẹrin marun mẹfa meje mẹjọ mẹsan mẹwa
Bantoid and Bantu languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Jarawa *mo rwap ta:t lajín toan toŋ-salmwak kestat keš-šin kestoan lum
Kinyarwanda zero rimwe kabiri gatatu kane gatanu gatandatu karindwi umunani icyenda icumi
Kituba nkatu mosi zole tatu iya tanu sambanu nsambwadi nana uvwa kumi
Lingala zeló
libúngútulú
mɔ̌kɔ́ míbalé mísáto mínei mítáno motóbá nsambo mwambe libwá zómi
Nufi nehe nshʉ' pʉɑ taa kwɑ tii ntoho sǝǝmbʉɑ hǝǝ vʉ'ʉ gham / o / moo
Shona ziro imwe piri tatu ina shanu tanhatu nomwe sere pfumbamwe gumi
Swahili sifuri moja mbili tatu nne tano sita saba nane tisa kumi
Tswana lefêla ññwe pêdi tharo nnê tlhano thataro supa phêrapêdi phêraññwe gome/some
Xhosa qanda nye nbini ntathu ne hlanu thandathu xhenxe bhozo thoba shumi
Zulu iqanda kunye kubili kuthathu kune kuhlanu isithupha isikhombisa isishiyagalombili isishiyagalolunye ishumi
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Dinka abac tök rou diäk ŋuan dhiëc dhetem dhorou bëët dhoŋuan thiër
Luo nono achiel ariyo adek ang'wen abich auchiel abiriyo aboro ochiko apar
Kanuri fal, tilo indi yaskə/yakkə degə uwu arakkə tulur wusku ləgar mewu
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Tungusic+ *ume-
*emu-
*ǯube- *ilan *dügin *tuńga *ńuŋun *nadan *ʒapkun *xegün *ʒuban
Northern Tungusic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Evenki, China əmun dʒuur ɪlan dijin tʊŋŋa niŋun nadan dʒaxʊn jəjin dʒaan
Negidal ɵmɵn dʒuːl ilan/jəlan diɣin/diːn toɲŋa ɲuŋun nadan dʒapkun jəɣin/ijəɣin dʒaːn
Oroch omoː dʒuː ila diː tuŋa ɲuŋu nada dʒakpu xuju dʒaː
Oroqen (Orochon) umun dʒuur ilan dijin tʊŋŋa ɲuŋun nadan dʒapkʊn jəjin dʒaan
Solon ymun juur ylan diyin tongnga ningun nadan jaxon yyyin jaan
Udege (Udihe, Udekhe, Udeghe) омо
omo
ʒӯ
dʒuː
(zū)
ила
ila
дӣ
diː
туӈа
tuŋa
(tuŋa)
нюӈу
ɲuŋu
(nyuŋu)
нада
nada
ʒакпу
dʒakpu
(zakpu)
ейи
jəji
ʒа̄
dʒaː
Southern Tungusic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Jurchen+ emu juwe ilan duyin sunja ninggu nadan jakun uyewun juwa
Manchu, Qing dynasty+ emu
ᡝᠮᡠ
zhuwe
ᠵᡠᠸᡝ
ilan
ᡳᠯᠠᠨ
duin
ᡩᡠᡳ᠌ᠨ
sunzha
ᠰᡠᠨᠵᠠ
ninggun
ᠨᡳᠩᡤᡠᠨ
nadan
ᠨᠠᡩᠠᠨ
zhakûn
ᠵᠠᡴᡡᠨ
uyun
ᡠᠶᡠᠨ
zhuwan
ᠵᡠᠸᠠᠨ
Manchu, colloquial
(Dawujiazitun village in Heihe,
1964)
əmkən dʂo ilɑn duin sundʑɑ nyŋŋun nɑdən dʐoqoŋ ujyn dʐuɑn
Sibe (Xibe, Xibo) əmkən dʐu ilan dujin sundʐa niŋun nadən dʐaqun ujin dʐuan
Nanai (Hezhen), China əmkən dʐuru ilan dujin sundʑa niŋun nadan dʐaqun ujyn dʐuan
Nanai, Russia əmun ǯuər elan duin tojŋɡa nʼuŋɡun nadan ǯakpun xujun ǯoan
Olcha (Ulchi) umu dʒuəl ila dui tuɲdʒa ɲuŋɡu nada dʒakpu xuji dʒua
Orok ɡeːda/ɡiːda duː ila dʒin tunda nuŋu nada dʒappu xuju dʒoːn
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Yeniseian (Starostin) *xu-sa *xɨna *doʔŋa *si- *qä- *ʔaẋV *ʔoʔn- - - *ẋɔGa
Northern branch (Ket–Yugh) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Ket qɔˀk (animate),
qūsʲ (inanimate)
ɨ̄n dɔˀŋ sʲīk qāk ā /
à
ɔˀn ɨnam bənʲsʲaŋ qō
(10 - 2 )
qusʲam bənʲsʲaŋ qō
(10 - 1)
Yugh (Sym Ket) χɔˀk (animate),
χus̝1 / qusʲ1 (inanimate)
ɨ̄n1 dɔˀŋ sik1 χak1 aʰː4 / aˑ1 ɔˀn bɔsim*
*( < Russian ' vosemʲ ')
dɛbet*
*( < Russian ' devjatʲ ')
χo1
Southern branch (Kott – Arin) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Kott–Assan 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Kott (Kott)Assan huːtʃa iːna toːŋa tʃeɡa ~
ʃeːɡa
keɡa ~
χeːɡa
χelutʃa χelina xalto:nga chumua:ga haːɡa ~
haɡa
Arin–Pumpokol 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Arin qúsej kína toŋga
(tʲoŋa ~ tʲuːŋa)
shaja
(tʃaɡa)
qala ögga
(ɨɡa)
in'a kinamanchau kusamanchau qoa
(qau)
~ hioɡa
Pumpokol xúta hinɛaŋ
(híneang)
dóŋa
(dónga)
ziang
(cía-ng)
hejlaŋ
(xej-lang)
aɡɡɛaŋ
(ággiang)
ón'ang hinbásiang xúta-hamósa-xajáng hajaŋ
(xajáng)

Languages of Americas and Oceania

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Language 0 1 2 3 u 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Algonquian *ne-kwet-w-i *niiš-w-i *ne-ʔɬ-w-i *nyee-w-i *nyaaɬan-w-i *ne-kwet-w-aašika *niiš-w-aašika *ne-ʔš-w-aašika
Plains Algonquian languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Arapaho céésey
jaasaaye
niis
neesh
nééso
naasau
yéin
yeain
yóóʒon
yawthawn
níítotox
nedawdahx
níísootox
nesaudahx
néésootox
naasaudahx
ʒío'tox
thiahdahx
béteetox
baadaadahx
Blackfoot nitokska natoka niuokska nisoo nisito nau ixkitsika naniso pixkso kepo
Cheyenne na'êstse neše na'he neve noho naesohto nésohto na'nohto sóohto mâhtohto
Central Algonquian languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Algonquin pejik ninj niswe new naraw ningotwaso nincwaso niswaso jangaso mitaso
Cree
(Plains)
mwac
kêkwân
pêyak nîso nisto nêwo niyânan nikotwâsik têpakohp ayinânêw kêkâ-
mitâtaht
mitâtaht
Fox nekoti ni:shwi nye:wi neswi nya:nanwi kotwa:shika no:hika shwa:shika sha:ka kwili
Innu
(Innu-aimun, Montagnais)
pejukw nihkw nIst new patetaht kutwaht nihwaht nihwawh pejukwahtew mItahtw
Kickapoo nekoti niiswi nethwi niei niananw kotoaasika noohika neswaasika saaka metaathw
Menominee nekot ni:s neqniw ni:w nianan neku:tuasetah no:hekan suasek sakew meta:tah
Miami-Illinois meeneehki ninkoti
nkóti
niišwi nihswi niiwi myaaranwi
(n)yaalanwi
kaakaathswi swaahteethswi paraare
palaani
niišomeneehki
ninkotimeneehki
nkótimeneehki
mataathswi
Naskapi paaikw niisu nistu naaw pitaataahch aasutaahch niiswaautaahch yaanaaw paaikustaaw paaikuyuw
Ojibwe
(Southwestern)
gaawiin gegoo/
waawiyebii'igan
bezhig niizh niswi niiwin naanan (n)ingodwaaswi niizhwaaswi (n)ishwaaswi zhaangaswi midaaswi
Potawatomi ngot nish nswe' nyaw nyanIn ngotwatso nowak shwatso shak mdatso
Sauk
(Mesquakie)
nekotah nish nessoah neeáwah neeananon kotoashec nowee shoashec shac kweechah
Shawnee negate neshwa nithese newe nialinwe negotewathe neshwathe sashekswa chakatswa metathwe
Eastern Algonquian languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Abenaki
bazegw niz nas yaw n[ô]lan ngued[ô]z tôbawôz nsôzek noliwi mdala
Abenaki
(Cowasuck)
pazok mis
nis
nas iao n8lan ngwed8z t8nbaw8z ns8zek noliwi mdala
Abenaki, Eastern
(Alnôbak)
bez'go nis na`s yeu nan nukw'dus tabaúwus nsözuk noli` medala
Abenaki, Western
(Sokoki)
pazekw nis nas iaw nlan nguedz tbawz nszek noliwi mdala
Beothuk yaseek adjieich shendeek dabseek nine jeck bashedtheek oodzook adayook yeothoduc shansee
Loup A
(?Nipmuck?)
nengwt ninz shwi iau napale negwtensik ninzensik shwensik peskwghin paiakwe
Loup B pasko nissoac swac iwac nonoac negotons tanboens tsinsw noriwe metai
Mahican ngutte nesche nacha náwa nananè guttããsch tupouwus ghusooh nannéwe mtannit
Malecite
(Maliseet)
nekwt tapu sist neu nan kamatchin loikunuk okamultchin eskwunatek kqitinsk
Massachusett
(Natick)
nequt neese nish yaw napanna nequttatash nesausuk shawosuk paskoogun puik
Mi'kmaq newt tapu sist neo nan asugom eluigenik ugolmochin pesgunatek mtlen[73]
Narragansett nquit neesse nish yoh nepanna qutta enada shwosuck paskugit piuck
Munsee gutti nischa nacha newa nalan guttasch nischoasch chaasch nolewi wimbat
Passamaquoddy pesq nis nihi new nan kamahcin oluwikonok oqomolcin esqonatek qotinsk
Nanticoke nickquit na-eez nis yaugh nup-pai-a noquttah my-yay-wah tzah passa-conque millah!
Pequot néqut nîs ch'wî iâw nîpâu k'dusk nîzu'sh ch'wî-ô'sk bo:zuku'kwong bâ'iog
Pamlico weembot neshinnauh nish-wonner yau-ooner umperren who-yeoc top-po-osh nau-haush-shoo pach-ic-conk cosh
Powhatan necut
*nëkot
ningh
*nins
nuss
*nëss
yough
*yew
paranske
*pärensk
comotinch
*kamaccin
toppawoss
*tapäwas
nusswash
*nëssas
kekatawgh
*kikitaw
kaskeke
*kaskik
Quiripi pafuk (néze) fwe (youh) (nesausuk) (swank) (pásakogun) (paíak)
Unami kwëti nisha naxa newa palenàxk kwètash nishash xash pèshkung tèlën
Unquachog nquit nees nus yauh napaa nacuttah tumpowa swat he one payac
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Anindilyakwa[74][75] awilyaba
(awiʎaba)
ambilyuma
(ambiʎəma / ambiʎʊma)
abiyakarbiya
(abijakaɻbija)
abiyarbuwa
(abijaɻbuwa)
amangbala
(amaŋbaɺa)
amangbala awilyaba
(amaŋbaɺa awiʎaba)
amangbala ambiyuma
(amaŋbaɺa ambiʎəma)
amangbala abiyakarbiya
(amaŋbaɺa abijakaɻbija)
amangbala abiyarbuwa
(amaŋbaɺa abijaɻbuwa)
ememberrkwa
(ɛmɛmbɛɾkʷa)
Barngarla[76]: 27  gooma goodharra gaba (none) (ngarla means "many")[76]: 27  (none) (none) (none) (none) (none) (none)
Eastern Arrernte[77] anyente atherre urrpetye atherramatherre
Gumulgal[74] urapon ukasar ukasar-urapon ukasar-ukasar ukasar-ukasar-urapon ukasar-ukasar-ukasar
Gurindji[78] yoowarni garndiwirri nga-rloo-doo (none)
Kokata[74] kuma kutthara kabu wima ngeria
Kunwinjku[74] na-kudji boken danjbik kunkarrngbakmeng kunbidkudji kunbidboken
Mabuiag[74] urapun okosa okosa-urapun okosa-okosa okosa-okosa-urapun okosa-okosa-okosa ras ras ras ras
Ngaanyatjarra[79] kutja kutjarra marnkurra kutjarra-kutjarra kutjarra-marnkurra
Nunggubuyu[74] anyjabugij wulawa wulanybaj wulalwulal marang-anyjabugij marang-anyjabugij mari anyjabugij marang-anyjabugij mari wula marang-anyjabugij mari wulanybaj marang-anyjabugij mari wulalwulal marang-anyjabugij marang-anyjabugij
Pitjantjatjara[80] kutja kutjara maṉkurpa
Tiwi[74] natinga jirara jiraterima jatapinta punginingita wamutirara
Wangka[74] kuja kujarra kujarra kuju kujarrakujarra marakuju marakujarra
Wotjobaluk Giti mŭnya Gaiŭp mŭnya Marŭng mŭnya Yolop-yolop mŭnya Bap mŭnya Dart gŭr Boibŭn Bun-darti Gengen dartchŭk Borporŭng
Western Arrarnta[81] nyinta tharra tharraminyinta tharramatharra
Wurrundjeri-willam Būbūpi-mŭringya Būláto-rável Būláto Urnŭng-mélŭk Babŭngyi-mŭringya Krauel Ngŭrŭmbul Jerauabil Thánbŭr Berbert
Yolŋu[82] waḻgany bulal' guḻpur märrma'marrma' waŋgany rulu goŋ-marrma'
Notes
^※ In Gurindji, the number after three (nga-rloo-doo) is garndi-wa-ngoo-rroo, which means "many".
^† In Mabuiag (Western-Central Torres Strait Island Language), all numbers greater than 6 are referred to as ras.
^‡ In Ngaanyatjarra, it is also common for numbers greater than 3 to be referred to as pirni, meaning "many". Otherwise, larger numbers are made by combining the smaller numbers.
Aleut languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Aleut *attaqa-n *aallax *qaanku *sitsin *tsang *atsung *allung *qamtsing *sitsing *h-atix̂
Niiĝuĝis (West Attu Aleut) ataqan alax qankus siiching chaang atuung uluung qamchiing sichiing hatix̂
Taxtamam Tunuu ataqan ulax qaku siichin chaang atuung uluung qamchiing sichiing atix̂
Qawalangin (East Atkan Aleut) ataqan aalax qaankun siichin chaang atuung uluung qamchiing sichiing atix̂
Eskimo languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Proto-Eskimo *ataʁuciʁ *malʁugh *pingayut *citamat *tadlimat *aʁvinelegh *malʁughneng aʁvinelegh *ningayuneng aʁvinelegh *qulengnguʁutengit *qulet
Inuit languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Inupiaq languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Seward Inupiaq atausiq marluuk pingasut sitaman tauliman arwinilik tauliman marluuk tauliman pingasut qulinguutailat qulit
Qawiaraq atauchiq malruk pingachut chitaman talliman arwinilik talliman malruk talliman pingachut qulingutiiliit qulit
Malimiutun atausriq malruk piñgasrut sisaman talliman itchaksrat talliman malruk talliman piñgasrut qulingurutaillaq qulit
North Alaskan Iñupiaq atausiq malruk piñgasut sisaman talliman itchaksat talliman malruk talliman piñgasut qulingnguutaillaq qulit
Uummarmiutun atauhiq malruk piñgahut hihaman talliman itchakhat talliman malruk talliman piñgahut qulingiluat qulit
Inuktitut language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Old Tchiglitun atautchiq malruk pingatchut tchitaman talliman arvinilik arvinilit malruk arvinilit pingatchut qulingiluat qulit
New Siglitun atausiq malruk pingasut sitaman talliman arvinilik talliman malrungnik talliman pingasunik qulingiluat qulit
Kangiryuarmiutun atauhiq malruk pingahut hitaman talliman arvinilik malruungnik arvinilik pingahunik arvinillit qulingiluat qulit
Inuinnaqtun 1
[clarification needed]
ataohik malgok pingahot hitaman talliman agvinilik malgoknik agvinilik pingahotnik agviniliit kolingiloat kolit
Inuinnaqtun 2
[clarification needed]
atauhiq malruuk pingahut hitamat tallimat arvinilik malruungnik arvinilik pingahunik arvinilik qulingiluat qulit
Natsilingmiutut ᐊᑕᐅHᐃᖅ 'atauhiq' ᒪᓪᕉᒃ 'malruuk' ᐱᖓHᐅᑦ 'pingahut' HᐃHᐊᒪᑦ 'hihamat' ᑕᓪᓕᒪᑦ 'tallimat' ᐊᕐᕕᓂᓕᒃ 'arvinilik'
ᐊᕐᕕᓂᖅ 'arviniq'
ᒪᓪᕉᖕᓂᒃ ᐊᕐᕕᖓᑦ 'malruungnik arvingat' ᐱᖓHᐅᓂᒃ ᐊᕐᕕᖓᑦ 'pingahunik arvingat' HᐃHᐊᒪᓂᒃ ᐊᕐᕕᖓᑦ 'hihamanik arvingat
ᖁᓕᖏᓗᐊᑦ qulingiluaqtut
ᖁᓕᑦ
'qulit'
Kivallirmiutut ᐊᑕᐅHᐃᖅ 'atauhiq' ᒪᓪᕉᒃ 'malruuk' ᐱᖓHᐅᑦ 'pingahut' Hᐃᑕᒪᑦ 'hitamat' ᑕᓪᓕᒪᑦ 'tallimat' ᐊᕐᕕᓂᓕᒃ 'arvinilik'
ᐊᕐᕕᓐᕋᑦ 'arvinrat'
ᒪᓪᕉᖕᓂᐊᕐᕕᓂᓕᒃ 'malruungniarvinilik' ᐱᖓHᐅᓂᐊᕐᕕᓂᓕᒃ 'pingahuniarvinillik' ᖁᓕᖏᓗᐊᖅᑐᑦ qulingiluaqtut ᖁᓕᑦ
'qulit'
Aivilingmiutut ᐊᑕᐅᓯᖅ 'atausiq' ᒪᕐᕉᒃ 'marruuk' ᐱᖓᓱᑦ 'pingasut' ᓯᑕᒪᑦ 'sitamat' ᑕᓪᓕᒪᑦ 'tallimat' ᐊᕐᕕᓂᖅᑐᑦ 'arviniqtut' ᒪᕐᕉᖕᓂᐊᕐᕕᓂᓕᒃ 'marruungniarvinilik' ᐱᖓᓱᓂᐊᕐᕕᓂᓕᒃ 'pingasuniarvinilik' ᖁᓕᖏᓗᐊᖅᑐᑦ 'qulingiluaqtut' ᖁᓕᑦ
'qulit'
Inuktitut (Official Language) ᐊᑕᐅᓯᖅ 'atausiq' ᒪᕐᕉᒃ 'marruuk' ᐱᖓᓱᑦ 'pingasut' ᓯᑕᒪᑦ 'sitamat' ᑕᓪᓕᒪᑦ 'tallimat' ᐊᕐᕕᓂᓕᒃ 'arvinilik' ᒪᕐᕉᖕᓂᒃ ᐊᕐᕕᓂᓕᒃ 'marruungnik arvinilik' ᐱᖓᓱᓂᒃ ᐊᕐᕕᓂᓕᒃ 'pingasunik arvinilik' ᖁᓕᖏᓗᐊᑦ 'qulingiluat ' ᖁᓕᑦ
'qulit'
Iglulingmiutut (North Baffin) ᐊᑕᐅᓯᖅ 'atausiq' ᒪᕐᕉᒃ 'marruuk' ᐱᖓᓱᑦ 'pingasut' ᑎᓴᒪᑦ 'tisamat' ᑕᓪᓕᒪᑦ 'tallimat' ᐊᕐᕕᓂᓖᑦ 'arviniliit' ᐊᕐᕕᓂᓖᑦ ᒪᕐᕉᖕᓂᒃ 'arviniliit marruungnik' ᐊᕐᕕᓂᓖᑦ ᐱᖓᓱᓂᒃ
'arviniliit pingasunik'
ᖁᓕᖃᙱᑐᐃᓐᓇᖅᑐᑦ 'quliqanngituinnaqtut' ᖁᓕᑦ
'qulit'
South Baffin ᐊᑕᐅᓯᖅ 'atausiq' ᒪᕐᕉᒃ 'marruuk' ᐱᖓᓱᑦ 'pingasut' ᓯᑕᒪᑦ 'sitamat'
ᓯᓴᒪᑦ 'sisamat'
ᑕᓪᓕᒪᑦ 'tallimat' ᐱᖓᓲᔪᖅᑐᑦ 'pingasuujuqtut' ᓯᑕᒪᐅᔪᙱᒋᐊᖅᑐᑦ 'sitamaujunngigiaqtut' ᓯᑕᒪᐅᔪᖅᑐᑦ 'sitamaujuqtut' ᖁᓕᐅᙱᐊᖅᑐᑦ 'quliunngiaqtut' ᖁᓕᑦ
'qulit'
Nunavimmiutitut (Taqramiutut) ᐊᑕᐅᓯᖅ 'atausiq' ᒪᖅᕉᒃ 'maqruuk' ᐱᖓᓱᑦ 'pingasut' ᓯᑕᒪᑦ 'sitamat' ᑕᓪᓕᒪᑦ 'tallimat' ᐱᖓᓲᔪᕐᑐᑦ 'pingasuujurtut' ᓯᑕᒪᐅᔪᙱᒋᐊᕐᑐᑦ 'sitamaujunngigiartut' ᓯᑕᒪᐅᔪᕐᑐᑦ 'sitamaujurtut' ᖁᓕᐅᙱᐊᕐᑐᑦ 'quliunngigartut' ᖁᓕᑦ
'qulit'
Itivimiutut ᐊᑕᐅᓯᖅ 'atausiq' ᒪᕐᕉᒃ 'marruuk' ᐱᖓᓱᑦ 'pingasut' ᓯᑕᒪᑦ 'sitamat' ᑕᓪᓕᒪᑦ 'tallimat' ᐱᖓᓲᕈᕐᑐᑦ 'pingasuururtut' ᓯᑕᒪᐅᕈᙱᒋᐊᕐᑐᑦ 'sitamaurunngigiartut' ᓯᑕᒪᐅᕈᕐᑐᑦ 'sitamaururtut' ᖁᓕᐅᙱᐊᕐᑐᑦ 'quliunngiartut' ᖁᓕᑦ
'qulit'

ᑕᓪᓕᒪᐅᕈᕐᑐᑦ tallimaururtut
Labrador Inuttut atautsiĸ magguuk pingasut sitamat tallimat pingasuujuttut sitamaujunngigiattut sitamaujuttut ĸuliunngiattut tallimaujuttut
Rigolet atausiq marruuq pingasut sitamat tallimat aqpinilik aqpiniq marruuq aqpiniq pingasut qulingiluaqtut qulit
Moravian Inuttut (Loanword from German) ainasik suvaik taraik viaga vinivi sâksit sepat âttat naina senat
Greenlandic language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Modern Kalaallisut (Official Language) ataaseq marluk pingasut sisamat tallimat arfinillit arfineq marluk arfineq pingasut qulingiluat qulit
Avannarhuarmiutut (North Thule Greenlandic) atauhiq marluk pingahut hihamat taddimat arhiniddit arhiniq marluk arhiniq pingahut qulingiduat qulit
Kitaamiutut (West Greenlandic) ataasiq marɫuk pingasut sisamat taɫɫimat arviniɫɫit arviniq marluk arviniq pingasut qulingiluat qulit
Tunumiisit uraasiat (East Greenlandic) alaasiq martit pingasit siamat tattimat arpiittit arpiniq martut arpiniq pingasit qutingituat qutit
Sermilimmiisit (East Greenlandic 2) suuttiq suuttip tuttia
aappaa
pingaivaajat siamaajat tattimaajat arpiaajat arpiniq aappaa arpiniq pingaivaajat qutingituaajat qutiaatat
Yupik languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Sirenik ateresex malrug pingeyug sitemiyi tasímengíyi inglex malrughningingli-kilrix pingiyughningingli-kilrix ningingli tasixta
Chaplinski Yuit ataaziq maalghuk pingayut staamat taɫimat aghvínglek maalghaghvínla pingayuninginglalik staamaninginglalik kula
Naukanski Yuit ataasiq maalghut pingayut sitamat taɫimat aghvinelek maalghugneng aghvinelek pingayuneng aghvinelek qulngughutngilnguq qulmeng
Nunivak Cup'ik atautciq maɫeruk pingaayut staamät täɫiimat arvinglegen malrunglegen inglulgen qulngurutailnguut qula
Sugpiaq atauciq
allriluq
malluk pingaun staamat taɫiman arwinlgen malluugin inglulen qulnguyan qulen
Chugach Sugpiaq atuusiq malruk
malruungin
pingaun staamat taɫimän arwinlgen malrungin ingilulin qulnguyan qulin
Yup'ik atauciq malruk pingayun cetaman taɫiman arvinglegen malrunglegen pingayunglegen qulngunritaraan qula
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Cherokee ᏌᏊᎢ
saquui
ᏔᎵ
ta'li
ᏦᎢ
tso'i
ᏅᎩ
nvgi
ᎯᏍᎩ
hisgi
ᏑᏓᎵ
sudali
ᎦᎵᏉᎩ
galiquogi
ᏧᏁᎳ
tsunela
ᏐᏁᎳ
sonela
ᏍᎪᎯ
sgohi
Mohawk énska tékeni áhsen kaié:ri wisk iá:ia'k tsá:tah sha'té:kon tióhton oié:ri
Oneida úskah téken áhsʌ kayé: wísk yá:yak tsya:ták téklu’ wá:tlu oye:l̲i̲
Wyandot skat teⁿdih šęhk ⁿdahk wiš wažaʔ tsutareʔ aʔtereʔ ęʔtrǫʔ ahsęh
Proto-Mayan *mih *juun *kaa’b’ *oohx *ka:ng- *ho?- *wahq- *huq- *waqshaq- *b'eleng- *laxung
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Huastec Mayan hun tzab ox tze acac buc huaxic belleuh lahu
Kaqchikel wa'ix jun ka'i' oxi' kaji' wo'o' waqi' wuqu' waqxaqi' b'eleje' lajuj
Kiche jun
[xun]
kieb'
[kʰiep]
oxib'
[oʃip]
kajäb'
[kʰaxəp]
job'
[xop]
waqib'
[waqʰip]
wuqub'
[wuqʰup]
wajxaqib'
[waxʃaqʰip]
b'elejeb'
[ɓelexep]
lajuj
[laxux]
Q'anjob'al jun kab' oxeb' kaneb' oyeb' waqeb' uqeb' waxaqeb' b'aloneb' lajobeb'
Yucatec Mayan[83][84] hun ka'a óox kan ho'o** wáak úuk waxak bolon lahun
Tzotzil jun chib 'oxib chanib vo'ob vakib vukub waxakib baluneb lajuneb
Notes
^** For numbers above four, the Spanish words are generally used.[85]
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Chickasaw[86] chaffa toklo tochchí'na oshta talhlhá'pi hanná'li ontoklo ontochchí'na chakká'li pokkó'li
Choctaw[87] achvffa tuklo tuchena ushta talhapi hvnnali ontuklo ontuchena chakkali pokkoli
Creek[88] hvmken hokkolen tutcēnen osten cvhkēpen ēpaken kolvpaken cenvpaken ostvpaken palen
Mikasuki łáàmen toklan tocheenan shéetaaken chahkeepan eepaaken kolapaaken toshnapaaken oshtapaaken pokoolen
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Chiricahua (Apache) dáłee’é naaki táá’, táí dį́į́’ ’anshdlai’ guustán guusts’iidi’ ts’aabí ńguust’áí’ guneesnán
Dënesųłiné ı̨łághë náke taghë dı̨ghı sǫlághë iłkʼë́taghë totą / łásdı̨ ~ łë́sdı̨ ıłkʼë́dı̨ ~ kʼë́dı̨ ëłótą honë́na
Jicarilla (Apache) dáła’éé náaki kai’i dį́į́’i ashdle,
ashdle’
goskán gosts’idi są́ąbį́į́ nǫ́ǫst’ai goneesnán
Navajo t’ááłá’i (láa’ii) naaki táá’ dį́į́’ ashdla’ hastą́ą́ tsosts’id tseebíí náhást’éí neeznáá
Tlingit (tléil) tléix' déix̱ nás'k daax'oon keijín tleidooshú dax̱adooshú nas'gadooshú gooshúḵ jinkaat
Western Apache dáłá’a nakih taagi
(tāāgi)
dįį’i
(dį̄į̄’i)
ashdla’i, ashdla’, ishdla’i gostán gosts’idi tsebii (tsebīī), sabii (sabīī), sebii (sebīī) góst’áí,
ńgóst’áí
goneznán, gonenán, goneezná, goniinán
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Quechua illaq
ch'usaq
huq iskay kinsa tawa pisqa suqta qanchis pusaq isqun chunka chunka huqniyuq chunka iskayniyuq chunka kinsaniyuq chunka tawaniyuq chunka pisqaniyuq chunka suqtaniyuq chunka qanchisniyuq chunka pusaqniyuq chunka isqunniyuq iskay chunka
Coast languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Comox náʔa sáʔa čálas mus síyačix t'áxam c'oʔčis táʔčis tígyixw úpan
Halkomelem lec'e isa·le ɬi·xʷ x̌eʔu·θels ɬeq'a·ces t'x̌em θu·kʷs teqa·ca tu·xʷ u·pel
Klallam nə́c̓uʔ čə́səʔ ɬíxʷ ŋús ɬq̓áčš t̕x̣ə́ŋ c̓úʔkʷs táʔcs tə́kʷxʷ ʔúpn
Northern Straits (Saanich) NET̸E, / nət̕ᶿəʔ ĆESE, / čəsəʔ L̵IW̱ / ɬixʷ ṈOS / ŋas L̵K̶AĆES / ɬq̓ečəs DX̱EṈ / t̕x̣əŋ T̸O,C̸ES / t̕ᶿaʔkʷəs TA,T̵ES / teʔθəs TEC̸EW̱ / təkʷəxʷ ,OPEN / ʔapən
Interior languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Okanagan naqs ʔasíl kaʔłís mus cilkst t̓áq̓əmkst sísp̓əl̓k̓ timł x̌əx̌nut ʔúpənkst
Salish nk̓ʷuʔ esél čełé mus cil t̓áq̓n sisp̓l̓ héʔen̓m x̣n̓ut upn
Shuswap nek'úʔ seséle keλés mus tsilkst teq'mékst tsútsλkeʔ nek'°úʔps temλenkúk'°eʔ úpekst
Thompson péyeʔ séye keʔłés mús cíykst ƛʼáqʼmekst cúłkeʔ piʔúps təmłpéyeʔ ʔúpnekst
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Catawba napę́
dəpę
nąpre
nąpəre
ná•mnaʔ picə
pičanə
Proto-Siouan
(Western)
*rų•-sa *rų́•pa *rá•wrį *tó•pa *kiSų́•
*isá•ptą
*aká•we *ša•kú•pa *piraka (?)
Lakota tákuni waŋží/wanji/wanci núŋpa/nupa/nup/num yámni tópa záptaŋ šákpe (sha-kpe) šakówiŋ (sha-ko-wing) šaglóğaŋ (sha-glo-ghang) napčíyuŋka (na-pci-yung-ka) wikčémna (wi-kce-mna)
Assiniboine wâɣi nüpa jámni tópa záptâ ʃákpe ijúʃna ʃaknóõâ náptʃuwâka wiktʃemna
Osage wį́xce ðǫǫpáa ðábrį topa sáhta šáhpe péðǫpa ~ péǫpa kíetòpa lébra ce wį́įke lebra
Chiwere iyánki núwe dáñi dówe thátan sákwe sáhma ɡrerábrian sánke ɡrébran
Winnebago
(Ho-Chunk)
hiža̜kíra nú̜u̜p taaní̜ joop saacá̜ hakewé šaaɡówí̜ haruwák̜ hiža̜kícu̜šɡu̜ni̜ kerepá̜na̜í̜ža
Crow hawáte dúupe dáawiia ʃoopé tʃiaxxó akaawé sáhpua dúupahpe hawátahpe pilaké
Hidatsa nuwátsa núùpa náàwii toopá kihxú akaawá ʃáhpua núùpahpi nuwátsahpi piraká/pinaká
Mandan rų́p ~ rų́pa rą́•wįrį tó•p, tó•pa kíxų kí•wą kú•pa pirák
Biloxi soⁿ´sá, soⁿsá noⁿ´pa, noⁿpá dáni, daní topá, tópa ksaⁿ, ksáni akŭxpĕ´ náⁿpahudí tckanĕ´
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Guaraní papa'ỹ peteĩ mokõi mbohapy irundy po poteĩ pokõi poapy porundy pa
Tupinambá oîepé mokõî mosapyr irundyk po pó-oîepé pó-mokõi pó-mosapyr pó-irundyk mokõi-pó
Nheengatu iepé mukũi musapíri irundi iepepu puiepé pumukũi pumusapíri puirundi mukũipu
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bodega Miwok[89] kénne ʔóṣṣa tel(l)éeka húja kenékkuh pácciṭak ṣeelóowih ʔóṣṣuwah kénnekotoh kíccih
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Comanche cíen
sʉmʉ
uah
waha
paiste
pahitʉ̱
ayarocueté
hayarokwetʉ̱
moobeté
moʔobeʔ
nabaehté
naabaitʉ̱
tatzeuhté
tàh'tsookt
nameuatzeuhté
nam'ewotstsooht
cemanouehminate
wo'menut
cemanri
sa'imen
Hopi[90] suukya’ lööyöm pàayom naalöyöm tsivot navay tsange’ nanalt pevt pakwt
Nahuatl ōme ēyi nāhui mācuīlli chicuacē chicōme chicuēyi chicnāhui mahtlactli
Shoshoni semme wahatte pahaitte wattsewitte manaikitte naahpaitte taattsewitte woosewitte sewemihankante sewaahte
Tarahumara, Central[91] biré ocuá biquiyá nahuosa marí usani quicháo osá nahuó químacoy macoy
Timbisha[92] sümüttün wahattün pahittün wattsüwitün manikitün naapaitün taattsüwitün woosüwitün wanikkitün süümootün
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Chukchansi yĕt pú-nâ-i sá-pin hát-pan-ni yít-si-nil chá-li-pi nóm-chin mó-nos nó-nip chí-yĕ-u
Language 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Ainu シネ
sine
トゥ
tu

re
イネ
ine
アシㇰネ
asikne
イワン
iwan
アㇻワン
arwan
トゥペサン
tupesan
シネペサン
sinepesan
ワン
wan
シネ イカㇱマ ワン
sine ikasma wan
トゥ イカㇱマ ワン
tu ikasma wan
レ イカㇱマ ワン
re ikasma wan
イネ イカㇱマ ワン
ine ikasma wan
アシㇰネ イカㇱマ ワン
asikne ikasma wan
イワン イカㇱマ ワン
iwan ikasma wan
アㇻワン イカㇱマ ワン
arwan ikasma wan
トゥペサン イカㇱマ ワン
tupesan ikasma wan
シネペサン イカㇱマ ワン
sinepesan ikasma wan
ホッネ
hotne
Basque huts/zero bat bi hiru lau bost
bortz
sei zazpi zortzi bederatzi hamar hamaika hamabi hamahiru hamalau hamabost
hamabortz
hamasei hamazazpi hemezortzi
hamazortzi
hemeretzi hogei
Iberian ban bi(n) irur laur bors(te) Sei sisbi sorse abaR
Burushaski han altó isko wálto čindó mishíndo thaló altámbo hunchó tóorumo'
Elamite kir mar zit liuli rit
Etruscan 𐌈𐌖
θu
𐌆𐌀𐌋
zal
𐌂𐌉
ci
𐌇𐌖𐌈(?)
huθ(?)
𐌑𐌀(?)
śa(?)
𐌌𐌀𐌙
maχ
𐌑𐌀(?)
śa(?)
𐌇𐌖𐌈(?)
huθ(?)
𐌔𐌄𐌌𐌘
semφ
𐌔𐌍𐌖𐌉𐌀𐌘[93]
snuiaφ
*𐌂𐌄𐌆𐌐
*cezp
𐌍𐌖𐌓𐌘
nurφ
𐌑𐌀𐌓
śar
*𐌈𐌖𐌑𐌀𐌓
*θuśar
*𐌆𐌀𐌋𐌑𐌀𐌓
*zalśar
*𐌂𐌉𐌑𐌀𐌓
*ciśar
𐌇𐌖𐌈𐌆𐌀𐌛(?)
huθzar(?)
*𐌑𐌀𐌑𐌀𐌓(?)
*śaśar(?)
*𐌌𐌀𐌙𐌑𐌀𐌓
*maχśar
*𐌑𐌀𐌑𐌀𐌓(?)
*śaśar(?)
𐌇𐌖𐌈𐌆𐌀𐌛(?)
huθzar(?)
𐌂𐌉𐌄𐌌 𐌆𐌀𐌈𐌓𐌖𐌌
ciem zaθrum
𐌄𐌔𐌋𐌄𐌌 𐌆𐌀𐌈𐌓𐌖𐌌
eslem zaθrum
𐌈𐌖𐌍𐌄𐌌 𐌆𐌀𐌈𐌓𐌖𐌌
θunem zaθrum
𐌆𐌀𐌈𐌓𐌖𐌌
zaθrum
Gilyak (Nivkh) ɲaqr
ñ(i)-
meqr
m(i/e)-
caqr
c(e)-
nɨkr
n(e)-
tʰoqr
tho-
ŋax
ngax-
ŋamk
ngamg
minr
minr
ɲɨɲben
ñeñben
mxoqr
mxo-
Hurrian šukko šin(i) kig(e) tumn(i) nari(ja) šeše šind(i) kir(i/a) tamr(i) eman
Kusunda qasti dukʰu dahat piːəɡu pãɡo (Nepali above five)
Nihali biḍum irar moṭho nālo pãco chāḥ sato aṭho nav das
Mapudungun kiñe epu küla meli kechu kayu regle pura aylla mari
Laal ɓɨ̀dɨ́l ʔīsī maː̄ ɓīsān sāb cìcaː̀n swàːr.ʔīsi ɓīsān.ɓīsān yàŋjáŋ tūː
Sumerian 𒁹
desh
𒈫
min
𒐈
pesh
𒐼
lim
𒐊
i
𒐋
i-ash
𒑂
i-min
𒑄
i-us
𒑆
i-lim
𒌋
hu
Zuni topinte kwilin haʼin ʼaawiten ʼapten topalekkaʼa kwilelekkʼa haʼelekkʼa tenalekkʼa ʼastemlhan
English-based creoles and pidgins 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Bislama wan tu tri fo faev siks seven eit naen ten
Solomon Islands Pijin siro wan tu tri foa faev sikis seven eit naen ten
Tok Pisin siro wan tu tri foa faiv sikis seven et nain ten
Krio ziro wan tu tri fo fayv siks sɛvin et nayn tɛn
Norfolk/Pitcairnese siro (sero) wan tuu thrii foor fiiw siks (seks) sewen iet niin ten
French-based creole languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Antillean Creole zéro yonn twa kat senk sis set uit nèf dis
Haitian Creole zero youn de twa kat senk sis sèt yit nèf dis
Mauritian Creole (Morisien) zero enn de trwa kat sink sis set wit nef dis
Seychellois Creole (Seselwa) enn de trwa kat senk sis set wit nef dis
Portuguese-based creole languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Cape Verdean Creole (Santiago) zéru un dos tres kuatu sinku seix séti ôitu nóvi dés
Cape Verdean Creole (São Vicente) zér un dos tres kuat sink seix sét ôit nóv dés
Papiamentu un dos tres kuater sinku seis shete ocho nuebe djes
Spanish-based creole languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
(Zamboanga, Cavite, Cotabato, Davao Chavacano) zero/sero uno dos tres cuatro/kwatro cinco/singko seis siete/syete ocho nueve/nwebe diez/dies
(Ternate Chavacano) sero unû dos tres kwatrû singkû seis syétih ochû nwebe dies
Zulu-based pidgin languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Fanagalo wan tu tri fo fayif sikis seven eyit nayin ten
International auxiliary languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Communicationssprache una dua tria quatra quina sesta setta otta nona dia
Esperanto nul unu du tri kvar kvin ses sep ok naŭ dek dek unu dek du dek tri dek kvar dek kvin dek ses dek sep dek ok dek naŭ dudek
Glosa mo bi tri tet pen six seti ok nona deka
Idiom Neutral un du tri kuatr kuink seks sept okt nov des desun desdu destri deskuatr deskuink desseks dessept desokt desnov dudes
Ido zero un du tri quar kin sis sep ok non dek dek-e-un dek-e-du dek-e-tri dek-e-quar dek-e-kin dek-e-sis dek-e-sep dek-e-ok dek-e-non duadek
Interlingua zero un duo tres quatro cinque sex septe octo nove dece dece-un dece-duo dece-tres dece-quatro dece-cinque dece-sex dece-septe dece-octo dece-nove vinti
Interlingue (Occidental) un du tri quar quin six sett ott nin deci deciun decidu decitri deciquar deciquin decisix decisett deciott decinin duant
Interslavic nula
нула
jedin
једин
dva
два
tri
три
četyri
четыри
pet
пет
šest
шест
sedm
седм
osm
осм
devet
девет
deset
десет
jedinnadset
јединнадсет
dvanadset
дванадсет
trinadset
тринадсет
četyrinadset
четыринадсет
petnadset
петнадсет
šestnadset
шестнадсет
sedmnadset
седмнадсет
osmnadsetet
осмнадсет
devetnadset
деветнадсет
dvadeseti
двадесети
Kotava nedoy tanoy toloy baroy balemoy aluboy tevoy peroy anhustoy lerdoy sanoy
Lingua Franca Nova zero un du tre cuatro sinco ses sete oto nove des des-un des-du des-tre des-cuatro des-sinco des-ses des-sete des-oto des-nove dudes
Novial sero un du tri quar sink six set ot nin dek
Solresol redodo remimi refafa resolsol relala resisi mimido mimire mimifa mimisol mimila mimisi midodo mirere mifafa misolsol milala misisi fafado fafare
Spokil bal gel dil vol mul fal tel kil pol hal halbal halgel haldil halvol halmul halfal haltel halkil halpol genul
Veltparl zer prim tven tril kar fiv sekś sev tam nov primov primovprim primovtven primovtril primovkar primovfiv primovsekś primovsev primovtam primovnov tvenov
Volapük ser bal tel kil fol lul mäl vel jöl zül deg degbal degtel degkil degfol deglul degmäl degvel degjöl degzül teldegi
Artistic languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Brithenig sero / rhen yn dew trui cathr cinc sei seth oeth noe deg yndig dewddig truiddig cathorddig kindig yn e ghindig dew e ghindig dewnoe cathr e ghindig gweint
D'ni fah bree sehn tor vaht vahgahfah vahgahbree vahgahsehn vahgahtor nayvoo
Dothraki som

[som]

at

[at̪]

akat

[akat̪]

sen

[sen̪]

tor

[t̪ɤɾ]

mek

[mek]

zhinda

[ʒin̪d̪a]

fekh

[fex]

ori

[oɾi]

qazat

[qɑzat̪]

thi

[θi]

High Valyrian mēre

[meːɾe]

lanta

[lanta]

hāre

[haːɾe]

izula

[izula]

tōma

[toːma]

bȳre

[byːɾe]

sīkuda

[siːkuda]

jēnqa

[d͡ʒeɴqa]

vōre

[voːɾe]

ampa

[ampa]

Hymmnos nei
O
nnoi
I
zi dri fef vira ixa hept oct nei dec
de
Klingon 

pagh [pʰɑɣ]



wa' [wɑʔ]



cha' [t͡ʃɑʔ]



wej [wɛd͡ʒ]



loS [loʂ]



vagh [vɑɣ]



jav [d͡ʒɑv]



Soch [ʂot͡ʃ]



chorgh [t͡ʃorɣ]



Hut [xutʰ]



wa'maH [ˈwɑʔmɑx]

 

wa'maH wa' [ˈwɑʔmɑx wɑʔ]

 

wa'maH cha' [ˈwɑʔmɑx t͡ʃɑʔ]

 

wa'maH wej [ˈwɑʔmɑx wɛd͡ʒ]

 

wa'maH loS [ˈwɑʔmɑx loʂ]

 

wa'maH vagh [ˈwɑʔmɑx vɑɣ]

 

wa'maH jav [ˈwɑʔmɑx d͡ʒɑv]

 

wa'maH Soch [ˈwɑʔmɑx ʂot͡ʃ]

 

wa'maH chorgh [ˈwɑʔmɑx t͡ʃorɣ]

 

wa'maH Hut [ˈwɑʔmɑx xutʰ]



cha'maH [t͡ʃɑʔmɑx]

Klingonaase na kem bel tas res lob den tek zim sof pon
Na'vi kew 'aw mune pxey tsìng mrr pukap kinä vol volaw vomun vopey vosìng vomrr vofu vohin mevol mevolaw mevomun mevopey mevosìng
Quenya munta

[ˈmunta]

minë

[ˈminɛ]

atta

[ˈatːa]

neldë

[ˈnɛldɛ]

canta

[ˈkanta]

lempë

[ˈlɛmpɛ]

enquë

[ˈɛŋkʷɛ]

otso

[ˈɔtsɔ]

toldo

[ˈtɔldɔ]

nertë

[ˈnɛrtɛ]

quain

[ˈkʷajn]

minquë

[ˈmiŋkʷɛ]

yunquë

[ˈjuŋkʷɛ]

*nelquë

[ˈnɛlkʷɛ]

canaquë

[ˈkanakʷɛ]

lepenquë

[ˈlɛpɛŋkʷɛ]

enenquë

[ˈɛnɛŋkʷɛ]

otoquë

[ˈɔtɔkʷɛ]

toloquë

[ˈtɔlɔkʷɛ]

neterquë

[ˈnɛtɛrkʷɛ]

*yúquain

[ˈjuːkʷajn]

Sindarin min tad neledh canad leben eneg odog tolodh neder pae minib ýneg
Talossan viens douâ tres qator simcâ sex seifet vuit nouâ bisquinc
Telerin min tat nelet canat lepen enece otos *tolod neter pai minipe yūnece nelpe campe lepempe enempe otospe tolpe neterpe *yūpai
Teonaht uon tibro elen frem neighbor ksykso tsabre uyno temra dleyn
Venedic zero wyn dwu trze kotry cząk szej sieć ocy nów dzecz wynsprzedczy dwusprzedczy trzesprzedczy kotrysprzedczy cząksprzedczy szejsprzedczy siećsprzedczy ocysprzedczy nówsprzedczy wijęć
Engineered languages 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Láadan thero nede shin boó bim sham bath um nib bud thab
Loglan ni ne to te fo fe so se vo ve neni nene neto nete nefo nefe neso nese nevo neve toni
Lojban no pa re ci vo mu xa ze bi so pano papa pare paci pavo pamu paxa paze pabi paso reno
Ro zax zab zac zad zaf zag zal zam zaq zar zabax zabab zabac zabad zabaf zabag zabal zabam zabaq zabar zacax
Toki Pona
(ala)
wan
tu
mute
(tu wan)
mute
(tu tu)
mute
(luka)
mute
(luka wan)
mute
(luka tu)
mute
(luka tu wan)
mute
(luka tu tu)
mute
(luka luka)
mute
(luka luka wan)
mute
(luka luka tu)
mute
(luka luka wan tu)
mute
(luka luka tu tu)
mute
(luka luka luka)
mute
(luka luka luka wan)
mute
(luka luka luka tu)
mute
(luka luka luka tu wan)
mute
(luka luka luka tu tu)
mute
(luka luka luka luka)

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