List of numbers in various languages
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The following tables list the 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.
[edit] Old World language families
[edit] Afro-Asiatic languages
Semitic languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Akkadian | ištēn | šena | šalaš | erbe | ḥamiš | šiššu | sebe | samāne | tiše | ešer | |
Amharic | ባዶ bado |
አንድ ande |
ሁለት hulet |
ሦስት sost |
አራት arat |
አምስት hammist |
ስድስት siddist |
ሰባት sebat |
ስምንት semmint |
ዘጠኝ zetegn |
አሥር asar |
Arabic1 | ٠ صِفْر sˁifr |
١ واحِد wāħid |
٢ اِثنان ithnān |
٣ ثَلاثة thalātha |
٤ أرْبَعَة arbaʕa |
٥ خَمْسة xamsa |
٦ سِتَّة sitta |
٧ سَبْعَة sabʕa |
٨ ثَمانِية thamāniya |
٩ تِسْعة tisʕa |
١٠ عَشَرة ʕaʃara |
Arabic, Algerian | واحد wāħed |
زوج zūj |
ثلاثة thlātha |
ربعة rabʕa |
خمسة xamsa |
ستّة sitta |
سبعة sebʕa |
ثمانية thmānya |
تسعة tisʕa |
عشرة ʕaʃra |
|
Arabic, Cypriot Maronite | آخن ʼēḫen |
خنين ḫnayn |
تلاخة tlāḫe |
أربع ʼarbaʻ |
خمسة ḫamsi |
سيتّة sītte |
سابع sābaʻ |
خمانية ḫmēnye |
تيسعة tīsʻa |
عاشرة ʻāšra |
|
Arabic, Egyptian | واحد wāħid |
إتنين itnēn |
تلاتة talāta |
أربعة arabaʕa |
خمسة xamsa |
ستّة sitta |
سبعة sabʕa |
تمانية tamanya |
تسعة tisʕa |
عشرة ʕaʃara |
|
Arabic, Lebanese | واحد wāħad |
تنين tnēn |
تلاتة tlēti |
أربعة arbʕa |
خمسة xamsi |
ستّة setti |
سبعة sabʕa |
تمانة tmēni |
تسعة tesʕa |
عشرة ʕaʃra |
|
Arabic, Iraqi | واحد wāħid |
ثناين thinayn |
ثلاثة thilātha |
أربعة arbʕa |
خمسة xamsa |
ستّة sitta |
سبعة sabʕa |
ثمانية thimānya |
تسعة tisʕa |
عشرة ʕaʃra |
|
Arabic, Moroccan | واحد wāħed |
جوج jūj |
تلاتة tlāta |
ربعة rebʕa |
خمسة xemsa |
ستّة setta |
سبعة sebʕa |
تمنية tmenya |
تسعود tesʕūd |
عشرة ʕaʃara |
|
Arabic, Najdi | واحد wāħid |
إتنين itnīn |
تلاتة talāta |
أربعة arbaʕa |
خمسة xamsa |
ستّة sitta |
سبعة sabʕa |
تمنية tamanya |
تسعة tisʕa |
عشرة ʕaʃara |
|
Arabic, Syrian | واحد wāḥed |
تنين tnēn |
تلاتة tlāte |
ربعة ʼarbʻa |
خمسة ḫamse |
ستّة sətte |
سبعة sabʻa |
تمانة tmāne |
تسعة tesʻa |
عشرة ʻašara |
|
Arabic, Yemeni | واحد wāḥid |
إثنين ʼiṯnayn |
ثلاثة ṯalāṯeh |
أربعة ʼarbaʻah |
خمسة ḫamseh |
ستّح sitteḥ |
سبعة sabʻah |
ثمانية ṯamāniyeh |
تسعة tisʻah |
عشرة ʻašarah |
|
Hebrew | אפס | אחת אחד |
שתיים שניים |
שלוש שלושה |
ארבע ארבעה |
חמש חמישה |
שש שישה |
שבע שבעה |
שמונה שמונה |
תשע תשעה |
עשר עשרה |
'efes | 'achat 'echad |
shtayim shnayim |
shalosh shloshah |
arbaʻ arbaʻah |
chamesh chamishah |
shesh shishah |
shevaʻ shivʻah |
shmoneh shmonah |
teshaʻ tishʻah |
ʻeser ʻasarah |
|
Maltese | xejn | wieħed | tnejn | tlieta | erbgħa | ħamsa | sitta | sebgħa | tmienja | disgħa | għaxra |
Egyptian languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Egyptian, Middle | wˁ(yw) | śnw(y) | ḫmt(w) | fdw | dỉw | śrśw/śỉśw | śfḫ(w) | ḫmn(w) | pśḏ(w) | mḏ(w) | |
Egyptian, Late | wéʕe | snéwe | xámtʰe | ftáw | tíw | sáw | sáfxe | xmáne | pʰsíte | múte | |
Chadic languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Hausa | daya | biyu | uku | hudu | biyar | shida | bokwai | takwas | tara | goma |
[edit] Altaic languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Azeri | sıfır | bir | iki | üç | dörd | beş | altı | yeddi | səkkiz | doqquz | on |
Bashkir | ноль nol |
бер ber |
ике ike |
өс ös |
дөрт dört |
биш biş |
алты altı |
ете yete |
һигеҙ higeź |
туғыҙ tuğıź |
ун un |
Chagatai | bir | iki | üç | tört | beş | altı | yeti | sekiz | toquz | on | |
Chuvash | ноль nol |
пӗр pĕr |
ик ik |
виҫ viś |
тӑват tăvat |
пилӗк pilĕk |
улт ult |
ҫич śiç |
сакӑр sakăr |
тӑхӑр tăxăr |
вун vun |
Crimean Tatar | bir | eki | üç | dört | beş | altı | yedi | sekiz | doquz | on | |
Fuyü Gïrgïs | bir | igi | üş | durt | biş | altı | çiti | sigis | doğus | on | |
Gagauz | sıfır |
bir |
iki |
üç |
dört |
beş |
altı |
yedi |
sekiz |
dokuz |
on |
Karachay-Balkar | ноль nol |
бер ber |
эки eki |
юч üç |
тёрт tört |
беш beş |
алты altı |
джети ceti |
сегиз segiz |
тогьуз toğuz |
он on |
Karakalpak | nol | bir | eki | u'sh | to'rt | bes | alti | jeti | segiz | tog'iz | on |
Kazakh | нөл nöl |
бір bir |
екі eki |
үш üş |
төрт tört |
бес bes |
алты altı |
жеті jeti |
сегіз segiz |
тоғыз toğız |
он on |
Khalaj | bii | äkki | üüç | töört | beeş | alta | yeetti | säkkiz | toqquz | oon | |
Kumyk | ноль nol |
бир bir |
эки iki |
уьч üç |
доьрт dört |
беш beş |
алты altı |
етти yetti |
сегиз segiz |
тогъуз toğuz |
он on |
Kyrgyz | нөл nöl |
бир bir |
эки eki |
үч üç |
төрт tört |
беш beş |
алты altı |
жети jeti |
сегиз segiz |
тогуз toguz |
он on |
Mongolian | тэг täg |
нэг näg |
хоёр khojor |
гурав gurav |
дөрөв döröv |
тав tav |
зургаа zurgaa |
долоо doloo |
найм najm |
ес jes |
арав arav |
Tatar | ноль nol |
бер bir |
ике ike |
өч öç |
дүрт dürt |
биш biş |
алты altı |
җиде cide |
сигез sigez |
тугыз tuğız |
он on |
Turkish | sıfır | bir | iki | üç | dört | beş | altı | yedi | sekiz | dokuz | on |
Turkmen | nol | bir | iki | üç | dörе | bäş | alty | ýedi | sekiz | dokuz | on |
Tuvan | ноль / тик nol' / tik |
бир bir |
ийи iyi |
үш üş |
дөрт dört |
бәш bäş |
алды aldı |
чеди çedi |
сес ses |
тос tos |
он on |
Uyghur | نۆل nöl |
بىر bir |
ئىككى ikki |
ئۈچ üq |
تۆت töt |
بەش bex |
ئالتە alte |
يەتتە yette |
سەككىز sekkiz |
توققۇز toķķuz |
ئون on |
Uzbek | nol | bir | ikki | uch | to'rt | besh | olti | yetti | sakkiz | to'kkiz | o'n |
Yakut | ноль nol |
биир biir |
икки ikki |
үс üs |
түөрт tüört |
биэс biäs |
алта alta |
сэттэ sättä |
аҕыс ağıs |
тоҕус toğus |
уон uon |
[edit] Austroasiatic languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Khmer | សូន្យ sūn |
មួយ muay |
ពីរ pī |
បី bī |
បួន buan |
ប្រាំ bram |
ប្រាំមួយ bram muay |
ប្រាំពីរ bram pī |
ប្រាំបី bram bī |
ប្រាំបួន bram buan |
ដប់ dăb |
Sino-Vietnamese | nhất | nhị | tam | tứ | ngũ | lục | thất | bát | cửu | thập | |
Vietnamese | số không / zêrô | một | hai | ba | bốn | năm | sáu | bảy | tám | chín | mười / chục |
[edit] Austronesian languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Batak Karo | sada | dua | telu | empat | lima | enem | pitu | waluh | siwah | sepuluh | |
Cebuano | wala sero |
usa | duha | tulo | upat | lima | unom | pito | walo | siyam | napulo pulo |
Hawaiian | ʻole | ʻe-kahi | ʻe-lua | ʻe-kolu | ʻe-hā | ʻe-lima | ʻe-ono | ʻe-hiku | ʻe-walu | ʻe-iwa | ʻumi |
Hiligaynon | wala sero |
isa | duha | tatlo | apat | lima | anum | pito | walo | siyam | pulo |
Ilokano | ibbong awan sero |
maysa | dua | tallo | uppat | lima | innem | pito | walo | siam | sangapulo |
Indonesian | kosong nol |
satu | dua | tiga | empat | lima | enam | tujuh | delapan | sembilan | sepuluh |
Javanese (krama) | setunggal | kalih | tiga | sekawan | gangsal | enem | pitu | wolu | sanga | sedasa | |
Javanese (ngoko) | siji | loro | telu | papat | lima | enem | pitu | wolu | sanga | sepuluh | |
Malagasy | haotra | iray | roa | telo | efatra | dimy | enina | fito | valo | sivy | folo |
Malay | kosong | satu | dua | tiga | empat | lima | enam | tujuh | lapan | sembilan | sepuluh |
Maori | tahi | rua | toru | whā | rima | ono | whitu | waru | iwa | tekau | |
Marquesan (North) | e-tahi | e-ʻua | e-toʻū | e-hā | e-ʻima | e-ono | e-hitu | e-vaʻu | e-hiva | ʻonohuʻu | |
Marshallese[1] | juon | ruo | jilu | emän | ļalem | jiljino | jimjuon | ralitök | ratimjuon | joñoul | |
Minangkabau | kosong nol |
ciek | duo | tigo | ampek | limo | anam | tujuah | salapan | sambilan | sapuluah |
Rotuman | ta | rua | folu | hake | lima | ono | hifu | vạlu | siva | saghulu | |
Samoan | tasi | lua | tolu | fa | lima | ono | fitu | valu | iva | sefulu | |
Sangirese | sembau | darua | tatelu | epa | lima | eneng | pitu | walu | sio | mapulo | |
Sundanese | hiji | dua | tilu | opat | lima | genep | tujuh | dalapan | salapan | sapuluh | |
Tagalog | wala sero |
isa | dalawa | tatlo | apat | lima | anim | pito | walo | siyam | sampu |
Tahitian | ho'e | piti | toru | maha | pae | ōno | hitu | va'u | iva | ho'e 'ahuru | |
Tongan | noa | taha | ua | tolu | fa | nima | ono | fitu | valu | hiva | hongofulu taha noa |
[edit] Caucasian languages (Northeast)
Language | 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 hoⁿs |
къона qʼona |
лъана łana |
оьнкъоьнаь öⁿqʼönä |
лъина łina |
илъна iłna |
алIна aƛna |
белIна beƛna |
аьчIена äčʼena |
ацIона acʼona |
Chechen | нул nul |
цхьаъ cxa' |
шиъ ši' |
кхоъ qo' |
диъ di' |
пхиъ pxi' |
йалх yalx |
ворхI vorħ |
бархI barħ |
исс iss |
итт itt |
Tsez | сис sis |
къаIно qʼˁano |
лъоIно łˁono |
уйно uyno |
лъено łeno |
илъно iłno |
оIлIно ˁoƛno |
билIно biƛno |
очIчIино očʼčʼino |
оцIцIино ocʼcʼino |
[edit] Caucasian languages (Northwest)
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Abkhaz | акы akʼə |
ҩба ɥəba |
хҧа χpa |
ҧшьба pʃba |
хуба χʷba |
фба fba |
бжьба bʒba |
ааба aːba |
жәба ʒʷba |
жәаба ʒʷaba |
|
Abaza | закIы zakʼə |
гIвба ʕʷəbɑ |
хпа χpɑ |
пщба pʃbɑ |
хвба χʷbɑ |
цба ʦbɑ |
бжьба bʒbɑ |
агIба aʕba |
жвба ʒʷba |
жваба ʒʷaba |
|
Adyghe | зиI zjəʔ |
зы zə |
тIу tʷʼə |
щы ʃə |
плIы pɬʼə |
тху txʷə |
хы xə |
блы bɮə |
ий jəj |
бгъу bʁʷə |
пшIы pɕʼə |
Kabardian | зыри zərjə |
зы zə |
тIу tʼəw |
щы ɕə |
плIы pɬʼə |
тху txʷə |
хы xə |
блы bɮə |
и jə |
бгъу bʁʷə |
пщIы pɕʼə |
Kabardian (Temirgoi dialect) | зы zə |
тIу tʷʼə |
щы ʃə |
пIлIы pʼɬʼə |
тфы tfə |
хы xə |
блы bɮə |
и jə |
бгъу bʁʷə |
пIшIы pʼɕʼə |
|
Ubykh | za | tʼqʷʼa | ɕa | pʼɬʼə | ʃxə | fə | blə | ʁʷa | bʁʲə | ʒʷə |
[edit] Caucasian languages (South)
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Georgian | ნული nuli |
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 |
|
Megrelian | 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 |
[edit] Dravidian languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Kannada | ಸೋನ್ನೆ sonne |
ಓಂದು ondu |
ಎರಡು eradu |
ಮುರು mūru |
ನಾಲ್ಕು nālku |
ಐದು aidu |
ಆರು āru |
ಏಳು ēLu |
ಎಂಟು entu |
ಜಂಭತ್ತು ombhattu |
ಹತ್ತು hattu |
Malayalam | പൂജ്യം pūjyam |
ഒന്നു onnu |
രണ്ടു raṇṭu |
മൂന്നു mūnnu |
നാലു nālu |
അഞ്ചു añcu |
ആറു āṟu |
ഏഴു ēḻu |
എട്ടു eṭṭu |
ഒന്പതു onpatu |
പത്തു pattu |
Tamil | பூஜ்யம் pūjyam |
ஒன்று oṉṟu |
இரண்டு irantu |
மூன்று mūṉṟu |
நரன்கு nāṉku |
ஐந்து aintu |
ஆறு āṟu |
ஏமு ēḻu |
எட்டு eṯṯu |
ஒன்பது oṉpatu |
பத்து pattu |
Telugu | పూజ్యము pūjyamu |
ఒకటి okati |
రెండు rendu |
మూడు mūḏu |
నాలుగు nālugu |
ఐదు aidu |
ఆరు āru |
ఏడు ēdu |
ఎనిమిది enimidi |
తొమ్మిది tommidi |
పది padi |
[edit] Indo-European languages
Proto-Indo-European | *oinos/*oiwos /*oikos/*sems |
*duwou | *treies | *kʷetwores | *penkʷe | *s(w)eḱs | *septṃ | *oḱtou | *newṇ | *deḱṃt | |
Celtic languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Breton | mann | unan | daou (m) div (f) |
tri (m) teir (f) |
pevar (m) peder (f) |
pemp | c’hwec’h | seizh | eizh | nav | deg |
Breton, Old | un | dou/dau | tri | petguar | pemp | hue | seith/seidth | eith | nau | dec | |
Cornish, Late | idn/ônen | deu/deau | trŷ/trei | pajer/padzhar | pemp | wheh | seyth | eyth/eath | now/naw | deg/dêag | |
Unified Cornish[2] | man | onan (m) unn (f) |
dew (m) diw (f) |
tri (m) teyr (f) |
peswar (m) peder (f) |
pymp | hwegh | seyth | eth | naw | deg |
Gaulish | oino | do | tri | petor | pempe | suekos | sextam | oxtu | nau | decam | |
Irish: counting objects people |
nialas/náid | a haon amháin duine amháin |
a dó dhá beirt |
a trí trí triúr |
a ceathair ceithre ceathrar |
a cúig cúig cúigear |
a sé sé seisear |
a seacht seacht seachtar |
a hocht ocht ochtar |
a naoi naoi naoiniúr |
a deich deich deichniúr |
Manx | neunhee | nane | jees | tree | kiare | queig | shey | shiaght | hoght | nuy | jeih |
Scottish Gaelic | neoni | aon | dhà | trì | ceithir | còig | sia | seachd | ochd | naoi | deich |
Welsh | dim | un | dau (m) dwy (f) |
tri (m) tair (f) |
pedwar (m) pedair (f) | pump | chwech | saith | wyth | naw | deg |
Welsh, Old | un | dou/deu | tri | petwar | pimp | chwech | seyth | oith | naw | dec | |
Germanic languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Proto-Germanic | *ainaz | *twa | *þrijiz | *fiþwōriz | *fimfi | *sehs | *sibun | *ahtō | *niwun | *tehun | |
Gothic | * in the Latin alphabet: | ains | twai | þreis | fidwor | fimf | saíhs | sibun | ahtau | niun | taíhun |
Gothic, Crimean | * in the Latin alphabet: | ene | tua | tria | fyder | fyuf | seis | sevene | athe | nyne | thiine |
Afrikaans | nul | een | twee | drie | vier | vyf | ses | sewe | agt | nege | tien |
Bairisch (Bavarian) | null/nui | oàns | zwoà | drei | viàr(è) | fümf(è) | sêks(è) | siem(è) | åcht(è) | nein(è) | zêhn(è) |
Dutch | nul | één | twee | drie | vier | vijf | zes | zeven | acht | negen | tien |
West Flemish | ièn | twiè | drie | viere | vuvve | zèsse | zēvne | achte | nēgne | tiene | |
Frisian, West | nul | ien | twa | trije | fjouwer | fiif | seis | sân | acht | njoggen | tsien |
Frisian, Old | en | twe | thre | fiuwer | fif | sex | sigun | achta | nigun | tian | |
Frisian, Saterland | aan | twæi | træi | fjauer | fieuw | sæks | sogen | oachte | njugen | tjoon | |
English | zero / nil / nought | one | two | three | four | five | six | seven | eight | nine | ten |
English, Old | an ān [ɑːn] |
tƿa twā [twɑː] |
þri þrī [θriː] |
feoƿer fēower [feːower] |
fif fīf [fiːf] |
sex sex [seks] |
seofon seofon [seovon] |
eahta eahta [æɑxta] |
niȝon niġon [nijon] |
tien tīen [tiːyn] |
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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 | thréo | fower/foure | fyve | syxe | seovene | eyghte | nyne/nighen | tene | |
English, Chaucerian (Middle) | oon | two | thré | fowre | five | syxe/sexe | sevene | eighte | nyne | ten | |
Scots | nocht | ane | twa | three | fower | five | sax | sieven | aicht | nine | ten |
Yola | oane | twye | dhree | vowér | veeve | zeese | zebbem | ayght | neene | dhen | |
German (listen) | null | eins | zwei, zwo | drei | vier | fünf | sechs | sieben | acht | neun | zehn |
Low German | null | een | twee | dree | veer | fiev | söss | söven | acht | negen | tien |
Cimbrian | òan | zbeen | drai | viar | vüf | sèks | siban | acht | naün | zègan | |
German, Pennsylvania | eens | zwee | drei | vier | fimf | sex | siwwe | acht | nein/neine | zeh | |
German, Swiss/Alemannic | 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 | |
Yiddish | אײנס | צװײ | דרײ | פיר | פינף | זעכס | זיבן | אכט | נײן | צען | |
Luxembourgish | eent | zwee | dräi | véier | fënnef | sechs | siwen | aacht | néng | zéng | |
Pfaelzisch | oans | zwoa | drei | viare | fümpfe | sex | siem/sibm | åchde | nein | zehn/zéchen | |
Plautdietsch | een | twee | dree | fea | fief | sass | säwen | acht | näajen | tian | |
Saxon, Northern Low | een | twee | dree | veer | fief | söß | söven | acht | negen | teihn | |
Silesian, Lower | ans | zwie | drei | vier | fümf | sechs | siewa/sieba | acht | nåin | zeha | |
Swabian | oes | zwoe | droe | vier | fümf | sechs | siibe | acht | noen | zaen | |
Dalecarlian | ienn | twer | trair | fiuärer | fem | sjäks | sju | åtta | niu | tiu | |
Danish | nul | en (et) | to | tre | fire | fem | seks | syv | otte | ni | ti |
Faroese | null | ein (m & f) eitt (n) |
tveir (m) tvær (f) tvey (n) |
tríggir (m) tríggjar (f) trý (n) |
fýra | fimm | seks | sjey | átta | níggju | tíggju |
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 |
Icelandic, Old | einn | tueir | þrír | fiórer | fimm | sex | siau | átta | nío | tío | |
Jamska | ein | tvo | tri | fyyr | fem | seks | sju | åått | ni | ti | |
Norn | en | twa | tre | føre/få | siks | sju | ni | ti | |||
Norwegian, Bokmål | null | en (ei/ett) | to | tre | fire | fem | seks | sju (syv) | åtte | ni | ti |
Norwegian, Nynorsk | null | ein (ei/eitt) | to | tre (tri) | fire | fem | seks | sju | åtte | ni | ti |
Norse, Old | einn | tveir | þrír | fjórir | fimm | sex | sjau | átta | níu | tíu | |
Scanian | ein | tvåo | tre | fīra | fem | säx/säjs | sjuu/sjyy | åta | nie | tie | |
Swedish | noll | en (ett) | två | tre | fyra | fem | sex | sju | åtta | nio | tio |
Italic and Romance languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Aragonese | zero | un/uno | dos | tres | cuatro/cuatre | zinco/zingo | seis/sais | siete/siet | güeito/ueito | nueu | diez |
Aranese | un,ua | dus,dues | tres | quate | cinc | sies | sèt | ueit | nau | dètz | |
Aromanian | unu | doi | trei | patru | tinti | shase | shapte | optu | noaua | date | |
Asturian | cero | ún | dos | trés | cuatro | cinco | seis | siete | ocho | nueve | diez |
Auvergnat | vun | dou | trei | catre | sin | siei | sé | veu | neu | dié | |
Catalan | zero | u/un, una | dos, dues | tres | quatre | cinc | sis | set | huit/vuit | nou | deu |
Corsican | zeru | unu, una | dui, duie | trè | quattru | cinque | sei | sette | ottu | nove | dece |
Dalmatian | join | doi | tra | kwatro | čenk | si | sapto | guapto | nu | dik | |
Emilio-Romagnolo | vón | du | trì | cuatar | sinc | sḗs | sét | ót | nṓv | dḗz | |
Faliscan | DV | TRIS | *CVICVE | ZEX | *ZEPTEN | OCTV | *NEVEN | ||||
Franco-Provençal | zérô | yon, yena | dos, doves | três | quatro | cinq | siéx | sèt | huit | nô | diéx |
French | zéro | un (m) une (f) |
deux | trois | quatre | cinq | six | sept | huit | neuf | dix |
Friulian | zero | un, une | doi, dôs | trê | cuatri | cinc | sîs | siet | vot | nûf | dîs |
Galician | cero | un | dous | tres | catro | cinco | seis | sete | oito | nove | dez |
Gascon | un, ua | dus, duas | tres | quate | cinc | shèis | sèt | ueit | nau | dètz | |
Genoese | ün, ün-a | duî, dùe | tréi, trèe | cuatru | sincue | sê | sète | ötu | nööve | dêxe | |
Istro-Romanian | ur | doi | trei | påtru | ținț | șåse | șåpte | opt, osan | devet | deset, zåțe | |
Italian | zero | uno | due | tre | quattro | cinque | sei | sette | otto | nove | dieci |
Jèrriais | un, eune iun, ieune |
deux | trais | quat' | chînq, chîntch, chîn | six, siex, siêx | sept | hui | neuf, neu | dgix, dgiex | |
Ladin | un | doi | trëi | cater | cinc | síes | set | òt | nuéf | díesc | |
Ladino | אוּנוּ unu |
דוֹ do |
טְרֵי tre |
קוּאַטְרוּ cuatru |
סִינְקוּ sincu |
סֵיש sex |
סִייֵּטִי sieti |
אוֹג׳וּ ochu |
מוּאֵיוִי muevi |
דִייֵּס dies |
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Languedocien | un | dos | tres | quatre | cinc | sièis | sèt | uèch | nòu | dètz | |
Latin, Old | OENVS, OINOS | DVO | TRES | QVATVOR, QVATBOR | QVINQVE, QVENQVE | SEX | SEPTEM | OCTO | NEVEN | DECEM | |
Latin, Classical | NVLLVS nūllus |
VNVS ūnus |
DVO duo |
TRES trēs |
QVATTVOR quattuor |
QVINQVE quīnque |
SEX sex |
SEPTEM septem |
OCTO octō |
NOVEM novem |
DECEM decem |
Latin, Vulgar | *nullo | *uno | *duos, *dvi | *tres | *quattor | *cinque | *ses | *septe | *octo | *nove | *dece |
Ligurian | un | doì | trei | quattro | çinque | sei | sette | euttu | neuve | dexe | |
Limousin | un | dōū | trei | quātre | cin | siei | se | hue | nō | die | |
Lombard | vun | duu | trii | quatter | cinqu | sés | sètt | vòtt | noeuv | dés | |
Megleno-Romanian | unu | doi | trei | patru | ținți | șasi | șapti | uopt | nou | zeți | |
Milanese | vun, voeuna | duu, dò | trii, trè | quatter | cinq | sès | sètt | vòtt | noeuf | dès | |
Mirandese | zero | un, ũa | dous, dues | trés | quatro | cinco | seis | siête | uito | nuôbe | dieç |
Mozarabic | اُنُ uno |
دُش dox |
ترَاش trex |
كوَترُ quatro |
جِنكُ chinco |
شَيش xaix |
شَابتَا xebte |
اُيتُ oito |
*نُفَا *nofe |
ديَاش diex |
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Neapolitan | unë | rujë | tréië | quattë | cinghë | sèië | sèttë | òttë | nòvë | riécë | |
Norman | zéro | eun | déeus | treis | quate | chin | syis | set | huit | neu | dyis |
Oscan | VINVS | DVS | TRIS | PETORA | POMPE- | *SEHS | *SEFTEN | *VHTO | *NVVEN | *DEKEN | |
Picard | in | deu | trouo | kat | chink | sis | siet | uit | neuf | dich | |
Piedmontese | ün | dü | trè | quatr | sinc | sés | sèt | öt | nöu | dés | |
Portuguese | zero | um, uma | dois, duas | três | quatro | cinco | seis | sete | oito | nove | dez |
Portuguese-Galician | um, ũ | dois, dous | tres | quatro | cinquo, cinque | seis | sete | oito, outo | nove | deç, dez, des | |
Provençal/Languedocien | zero | un, una | dos, doas | tres | quatre | cinc | sièis | sèt | uèch uéit vuèch uòch |
nòu | dètz |
Romanian | zero | unu, una | doi, două | trei | patru | cinci | şase | şapte | opt | nouă | zece |
Romansh | nulla | in, ina | dus, duas | trais | quatter | tschintg | sis | set | otg | nov | diesch |
Sardinian | zeru | unu | duos | tres | battoro | chimbe | ses | sette | otto | noe | deghe |
Sardinian, Logudorese | unu | duos | tres | báttor | chimbe | ses | sette | otto | noe | deghe | |
Sicilian | unu | dui | tri | quattru | cincu | sie | setti | ottu | novi | deci | |
Spanish | cero | uno | dos | tres | cuatro | cinco | seis | siete | ocho | nueve | diez |
Umbrian (Italic) | VNS | TVF | TRIF | PETVR- | PVMPE- | SEHS- | *NVVIM | *DESEM | |||
Umbrian (Romance) | unu | dui | trè | quattru | cénque | séi | sétte | òtto | nòe | dèsce | |
Venetian | xero | on | do | tri | cuatro | sinque | sié | sete | oto | nóve | diéxe |
Wallon | zérô | onk / one | deus | troes | cwate | cénk | shîjh | set | ût | noûv | dîjh |
Greek | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Proto-Hellenic | *hems | *duwo | *treies | *kwetwores | *hweks | *hepta | *oktō | *ennewa | *deka | ||
Greek, Mycenaean | * in the Latin alphabet: | eme | duwou/dwo | tris | qetoro | peqe | fhɛks | ennewo | |||
Greek, Attic | ΜΗΔΕΝ mēdén |
α' ΕΙΣ heis |
β' ΔΥΟ dýō |
γ' ΤΡΕΙΣ ΤΡΙΑ treis tria |
δ' ΤΕΤΤΑΡΕΣ ΤΕΤΤΑΡΑ téttares téttara |
ε' ΠΕΝΤΕ pénte |
ς' ΕΞ héx |
ζ' ΕΠΤΑ heptá |
η' ΟΚΤΩ oktṓ |
θ' ΕΝΝΕΑ ennéa |
ι' ΔΕΚΑ déka |
Greek, DemoticListen (United Nations, United States) |
μηδέν midén midhén |
ένα éna éna |
δύο dýo dhío |
τρεις τρία tris tría tris tría |
τέσσερ(ε)ις τέσσερα tésseris téssera tésseris téssera |
πέντε pénte pénde |
έξι éxi éxi |
εφτά eftá eftá |
οχτώ ochtó ohtó |
εννέα ennéa ennéa |
δέκα déka dhéka |
Armenian | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
(Eastern) Armenian | զրո zro |
մեկ mek |
երկու yerkou |
երեք yereḳ |
չորս č̣ors |
հինգ hing |
վեց vec̣ |
յոթ yoṭ |
ութ ouṭ |
ինն inn |
տասը tasə |
Albanian | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Old Albanian | gna | do | tre | cattere | pesse | giascte | state | tete | nande | ziete | |
Albanian (Tosk) (listen) | zero | një | dy | tre | katër | pesë | gjashtë | shtatë | tetë | nëntë | dhjetë |
Albanian (Gheg) | nji | dy | tre | katër | pesë | gjashtë | shtatë | tetë | nândë | dhetë | |
Baltic languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Latvian | nulle | viens | divi | trīs | četri | pieci | seši | septiņi | astoņi | deviņi | desmit |
Lithuanian | nulis | vienas | du | trys | keturi | penki | šeši | septyni | aštuoni | devyni | dešimt |
Proto-Latvian | duvā/-ai/-au | duvā-ar-aiantas | duvā-duvā-ar-as | paŋkvai | su-aḱsi | su-api-tam | aḱi-tam | navam | duvā-ḱamtam | ||
Latgalian | vīns | div | treis | četri | pīci | seši | septeni | ostoni | deveni | desmit | |
Prussian, Old | aīns | dwāi | trijan | keturjāi | pēnkjāi | *usjai | *septīnjai | *astōnjai | *newīnjai | desīmtan | |
Slavic languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Slavonic, Old Church | ѥдинъ (ѥдьнъ) jedinŭ |
дъва (дъвѣ) dĭva |
триѥ (трьѥ, три) trĭje, tri |
четыре (четыри) četyre |
пѧть pętĭ |
шесть šestĭ |
седмь sedmĭ |
осмь osmĭ |
девѧть devętĭ |
десѧть desętĭ |
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Belarusian | нуль nul |
адзін adzin |
два dva |
тры try |
чатыры čatyry |
пяць piać |
шэсьць šeść |
сем siem |
восем vosiem |
дзевяць dzieviać |
дзесяць dziesiać |
Bulgarian | нула nula |
едно edno |
две dve |
три tri |
четири četiri |
пет pet |
шест šest |
седем sedem |
осем osem |
девет devet |
десет deset |
Croatian | nula | jedan | dva | tri | četiri | pet | šest | sedam | osam | devet | deset |
Czech | nula | jeden (m) jedna (f) jedno (n) |
dva (m) dvě (f & n) |
tři | čtyři | pět | šest | sedm | osm | devět | deset |
Macedonian | нула nula |
еден eden |
два dva |
три tri |
четири četiri |
пет pet |
шест šest |
седум sedum |
осум osum |
девет devet |
десет deset |
Polish | zero | jeden | dwa | trzy | cztery | pięć | sześć | siedem | osiem | dziewięć | dziesięć |
Russian (listen) | ноль nol' |
один, одна, oднo odín, odná, odnó |
два, две dva, dve |
три tri |
четыре četyre |
пять pyat' |
шесть šest' |
семь sem' |
восемь vosem' |
девять devyat' |
десять desyat' |
Serbian | нула nula |
један jedan |
два dva |
три tri |
четири četiri |
пет pet |
шест šest |
седам sedam |
осам osam |
девет devet |
десет deset |
Slovak | nula | jeden | dva | tri | štyri | päť | šesť | sedem | osem | deväť | desať |
Slovene | nič | ena | dva | tri | štiri | pet | šest | sedem | osem | devet | deset |
Sorbian (Upper) | jedyn | dwaj | tři | štyri | pjeć | šěsć | sydom | wosom | dźewjeć | dźesać | |
Ukrainian | нуль nul' |
один odyn |
два dva |
три try |
чотири chotyry |
п'ять pyat' |
шiсть shist' |
сiм sim |
вiсiм visim |
дев'ять devyat' |
десять desiat' |
Indo-Aryan languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Sanskrit | शून्य śūnya |
एकम् (n) / एकः (m) / एका (f) ekam / ekaḥ / ekā |
द्वे (n) / द्वौ (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 ṣaṣ |
सप्त sapta |
अष्ट aṣṭa |
नव nava |
दश daśa |
০ | ১ | ২ | ৩ | ৪ | ৫ | ৬ | ৭ | ৮ | ৯ | ১০ | |
० | १ | २ | ३ | ४ | ५ | ६ | ७ | ८ | ९ | १० | |
Assamese | শুন্য /xujnːo/ |
এক /ek/ |
দুই /duj/ |
তিনি /tini/ |
চারি /saɾi/ |
পাচ /pas/ |
ছয় /sɔe/ |
সাত /xat/ |
আট /at/ |
ন /nɔ/ |
দশ /dɔx/ |
Bengali | শুন্য /ʃunːo/ |
এক /æk/ |
দুই /d̪uj/ |
তিন /t̪in/ |
চার /ʧaɹ/ |
পাঁচ /pãʧ/ |
ছয় /ʧʰɔe/ |
সাত /ʃat̪/ |
আট /aʈ/ |
নয় /nɔe/ |
দশ /d̪ɔʃ/ |
۰ | ۱ | ۲ | ۳ | ۴ | ۵ | ۶ | ۷ | ۸ | ۹ | ۱۰ | |
Burgenland Román | nischta | jek | duj | trin | schtar | pantsch | schov | efta | ofto | enja | desch |
Hindi² | शून्य /ʃuːnjə/ |
एक /eːk/ |
दो /d̪oː/ |
तीन /t̪iːn/ |
चार /ʧaːɾ/ |
पाँच /pãːʧ/ |
छः /ʧʰɛ/ |
सात /saːt̪/ |
आठ /aːʈʰ/ |
नौ /nɔː/ |
दस /d̪əs/ |
Marathi | शून्य /ɕuːnjə/ |
एक /eːk/ |
दोन /d̪oːn/ |
तीन /t̪iːn/ |
चार /ʦaːɾ/ |
पांच /paːnʦ/ |
सहा /s̪əɦaː/ |
सात /saːt̪/ |
आठ /aːʈʰ/ |
नऊ /nəuː/ |
दहा /d̪əɦaː/ |
Romani (Pan-Vlax) |
jex | duj | trin | štar | pandž | šov | efta | oxto | inja | deš | |
Seraiki | hik | du | tre | char | punj | cheeh | sett | atth | naunh | dah | |
Urdu | صفر /sɪfər/ |
ایک /eːk/ |
دو /d̪oː/ |
تین /t̪iːn/ |
چار /ʧaːɾ/ |
پانچ /pãːʧ/ |
چھ /ʧʰɛ/ |
سات /saːt̪/ |
آٹھ /aːʈʰ/ |
نو /nɔː/ |
دس /d̪əs/ |
Iranian languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Pashto | yo | dwa | dre | salor or chalor | pinze or pinje | shpag or shpazh | uuwe | aate | ne | lass | |
Kurdish | yek | dû | sê | çar | pênc | şeş | heft | heşt | neh | deh | |
Persian | صفر /sefr/ |
یک /yek/ |
دو /do/ |
سه /se/ |
چهار /ʧæhɑːr/ |
پنج /pænʤ/ |
شش /ʃeʃ/ |
هفت /hæft/ |
هشت /hæʃt/ |
نه /noh/ |
ده /dæh/ |
Zazaki | yew | dı | hirê | çahar | phanc | şeş | hewt | heşt | new | des |
[edit] Khoisan languages
0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | |
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Nama | ǀkhaiǃnãs | ǀgui | ǀgam | ǃnona | haka | koro | ǃnani | hũ | ǁkhaisa | khoese | dīsi |
Nǀu | kǁʔōe | kǃʔúu | ŋǃōnā |
[edit] Niger-Congo languages
Atlantic languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Wolof | tus | benn | ñaar | ñett | ñent | juróom | juróom benn | juróom ñaar | juróom ñett | juróom ñent | fukk |
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 |
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 |
Swahili | sifuri | -moja | -mbili | -tatu | -nne | -tano | -sita | -saba | -nane | -tisa | -kumi |
[edit] Sino-Tibetan languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Belhare | i- | siC- | sum- | ||||||||
Burmese | sonnya [θóuN ɲa] | tac [tiʔ] | hnac [n̥iʔ] | sum: [θóuN] | le: [lei] | nga: [ŋá] | hkrauk [kʰjauʔ] | hku.hnac [kʰṵ n̥iʔ] | hrac [çiʔ] | ko [kóu] | htac chai [tiʔ sʰɛ̀] or [tə sʰɛ̀] |
Chintang | thitta | hicci | sumci | carreda | cha | ||||||
Cantonese³ Listen |
ling4 零 |
jat7 一 |
ji6/loeng3 二/兩/两 |
saam1 三 |
sei3 四 |
ng5 五 |
luk9 六 |
cat7 七 |
baat8 八 |
gau2 九 |
sap9 十 |
Mandarin³ Listen |
líng [liŋ˧˥] 零 |
yī [i˥] 一 |
èr/liǎng [ɚ˥˩]/[ljɑŋ˦˩˨] 二/两 |
sān [sɑn˥] 三 |
sì [sz̩˥˩] 四 |
wǔ [u˦˩˨] 五 |
liù [ljow˥˩] 六 |
qī [ʨʰi˥] 七 |
bā [pɑ˥] 八 |
jiǔ [ʨjow˦˩˨] 九 |
shí [ʂʐ̩˧˥] 十 |
Shanghainese (a Wu dialect)³ | lin 零 |
í 一 |
ni 二 |
sae 三 |
su 四 |
gn 五 |
ló 六 |
tshí 七 |
pá 八 |
cieu 九 |
zé 十 |
Taiwanese (a Minnan dialect)³ | lêng/khòng 零/空 |
chı̍t/it 一 |
nen̄g/jī 两/二 |
saⁿ/sam 三 |
sì/sù 四 |
gō͘/ngó͘ 五 |
la̍k/lio̍k 六 |
chit 七 |
bui/pat 八 |
gáu/kiú 九 |
za̍p/si̍p 十 |
Tripuri (Kokborok) | ting |
sa |
nwi |
tham |
brwi |
ba |
dok |
sni |
char |
chuku |
chi |
Fuzhou dialect (a Min Dong dialect)³ | kuàng/lìng 環/零 |
siŏh/ék 蜀/一 |
lâng/nê 两/二 |
săng 三 |
sé/sé̤ṳ 四 |
ngô/ngū 五 |
lĕ̤k/lṳ̆k 六 |
chék 七 |
báik 八 |
gāu/giū 九 |
sĕk 十 |
Nepal Bhasa | shunya शुन्य | chhi छि |
nasi/ni नसि/नि |
swa स्व |
pye प्ये |
nyaa न्या |
khu खु |
nhe न्हे |
chyaa च्या |
gun गुं |
sanhi/jhi सन्हि/झि |
Tibetan (Wylie) | ཀླད་ཀོར་ klad kor |
གཅིག་ gcig |
གཉིས་ gnyis |
གསུམ་ gsum |
བཞི་ bzhi |
ལྔ་ lnga |
དྲུག་ drug |
བདུན་ bdun |
བརྒྱད་ brgyad |
དགུ་ dgu |
བཅུ་ bcu |
[edit] Tai-Kadai languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Lao | ສູນ suun |
ນຶ່ງ neung |
ສອງ song |
ສາມ sam |
ສີ່ see |
ຫ້າ ha |
ຫົກ hok |
ເຈັດ chet |
ແປດ paet |
ເກົ້າ gow |
ສິບ seep |
Thai | ๐ ศูนย์ sŏon |
๑ หนึ่ง nèung |
๒ สอง sŏng |
๓ สาม săm |
๔ สี่ sèe |
๕ ห้า hâ |
๖ หก hòk |
๗ เจ็ด jèt |
๘ แปด phèt |
๙ เก้า gâo |
๑๐ สิบ sìp |
[edit] Uralic languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Estonian | null | üks | kaks | kolm | neli | viis | kuus | seitse | kaheksa | üheksa | kümme |
Finnish | nolla | yksi | kaksi | kolme | neljä | viisi | kuusi | seitsemän | kahdeksan | yhdeksän | kymmenen |
Hungarian | nulla | egy | kettő / két | három | négy | öt | hat | hét | nyolc | kilenc | tíz |
Karelian | yksi | kakši | kolmi | ńeľľä | viisi | kuuši | šeiččemen | kahekšan | yhekšän | kymmenen | |
Olonets Karelian | yksi | kaksi | kolme | ńelli | viizi | kuuzi | seiččie | kaheksa | ykeksä | kymmene | |
Khanty | yit, yiy | katn, kat | xutəm | nyatə | wet | xut | tapət | nəvət | yaryaŋ | yaŋ | |
Livonian | null | ikš | kakš | kuolm | nēļa | vīž | kūž | seis | kādõks | īdõks | kim |
Ludic | yks | kakš | kolme | njelj | viiš | kuuš | seittjšeme | kaheksa | yheksa | kym | |
Mansi | аква | китыг | хурум | нила | ат | хот | сат | нёллов | онтэллов | лов | |
Mari | ноль nol' |
ик ik |
кок kok |
кум kum |
ныл nyl |
вич vič |
куд kud |
шым šym |
кандаш kandaš |
индеш indeš |
лу lu |
Meänkieli | yks | kaks | kolme | neljä | viis | kuusi | seitemän | kaheksan | yheksän | kymmenen | |
Sami, Northern | nolla | okta | guokte | golbma | njeallje | vihtta | guhtta | čieža | gávcci | ovcci | logi |
Veps | üks' | kaks' | koume | neľľ | viž | kuz' | seiččeme | kahesa | ühesa | kümne | |
Votic | ühsi | kahsi | kõlmõ | nellä | viiz | kuuz | seitsee | kahõsaa | ühesää | čümmee | |
Udmurt | одӥг odyg |
кык kyk |
куинь kuin' |
ньыль n'yl' |
вить vit' |
куать kuat' |
сизьым siz'ym |
тямыс t'amys |
укмыс ukmys |
дас das |
[edit] New World language families
[edit] Algonquian languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Cheyenne | na'êstse | neše | na'he | neve | noho | naesohto | nésohto | na'nohto | sóohto | mâhtohto | |
Cree (Plains) |
mwac kêkwân |
pêyak | nîso | nisto | nêwo | niyânan | nikotwâsik | têpakohp | ayinânêw | kêkâ- mitâtaht |
mitâtaht |
Mi'kmaq | newt | dabu | sist | neo | nan | asugom | eluigenik | ugolmochin | besgunadek | newtiskagh | |
Ojibwe (Southwestern) |
gaawiin gegoo/ waawiyebii'igan |
bezhig | niizh | niswi | niiwin | naanan | (n)ingodwaaswi | niizhwaaswi | (n)ishwaaswi | zhaangaswi | midaaswi |
[edit] Eskimo-Aleut languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Inuktitut | atausiq | malruk | piŋasut | sitamat | tallimat | arvinilik | aypak | piŋasunik | quliŋiluat | qulit | |
Kalaallisut | ataaseq | marluk | pingasut | sisamat | tallimat | arfinillit | arfineq marluk | arfineq pingasut | qulingiluat | qulit | |
Central Alaskan Yup'ik | atauciq | malγ̇u | piŋayu | citama | tałima | aγ̇vinlγ | malγ̇unlγ | piŋayunlγ | qulŋunγ̇itaγ̇aγ̇ | qulə |
[edit] Iroquoian languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Cherokee | ᏌᏊᎢ saquui |
ᏔᎵ ta'li |
ᏦᎢ tso'i |
ᏅᎩ nvgi |
ᎯᏍᎩ hisgi |
ᏑᏓᎵ sudali |
ᎦᎵᏉᎩ galiquogi |
ᏧᏁᎳ tsunela |
ᏐᏁᎳ sonela |
ᏍᎪᎯ sgohi |
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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 |
[edit] Mayan languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Yucatec Mayan[3] | hun | ká'ah | óoš | kan | cinco* | seis* | siete* | ocho* | nueve* | diez* |
- *For numbers above "four", the Spanish numerals are generally used[4]
[edit] Na-Dené languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Chiricahua (Apache) | - | dáłee’é | naaki | táá’, táí | dį́į́’ | ’anshdlai’ | guustán | guusts’iidi’ | ts’aabí | ńguust’áí’ | guneesnán |
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’ | hastą́ą́h | 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 |
[edit] Quechuan languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Quechua | illaq | huk | iskay | kimsa | tawa | pisqa | suqta | qanchis | pusaq | isqun | chunka |
[edit] Salishan languages
Coast languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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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 |
Thompson | péyeʔ | séye | keʔłés | mús | cíykst | ƛʼáqʼmekst | cúłkeʔ | piʔúps | təmłpéyeʔ | ʔúpnekst |
[edit] Siouan languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Laḱota Lakhóta |
waŋżi wanzhí |
núpa núpa |
yámni yámni |
tópa tópa |
záptaŋ záptan |
ṡákpe shákpe |
ṡakowiŋ shakówin |
ṡagloġaŋ shaglógan |
napciuŋka napcíunka |
wikcemna wikcémna |
[edit] Tupian languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Guaraní | papa'ỹ | peteĩ | mokõi | mbohapy | irundy | po | poteĩ | pokõi | poapy | porundy | pa |
[edit] Uto-Aztecan languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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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 |
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Nahuatl | cē | ōme | ēyi | nāhui | mācuīlli | chicuacē | chicōme | chicuēyi | chiconāhui | mahtlactli |
[edit] Language isolates
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Basque | zero | bat | bi | hiru | lau | bost | sei | zazpi | zortzi | bederatzi | hamar |
Burushaski | hen | altán | iské | waltú | cendó | bišíndo | thaló | altambó | huċó | tórum | |
Elamite | kir | mar | zit | rit | |||||||
Etruscan | θu | zal | ci | huθ | maχ | śa | semφ | cezp | nurφ | śar | |
Hurrian | šukko | šin(i) | kig(e) | tumn(i) | nari(ja) | šeše | šind(i) | kir(i/a) | tamr(i) | eman | |
Japanese4 | 一つ / ひとつ hitotsu |
二つ / ふたつ futatsu |
三つ / みっつ mittsu |
四つ / よっつ yottsu 四 / よん yon |
五つ / いつつ itsutsu |
六つ / むっつ muttsu |
七つ / ななつ nanatsu 七 / なな nana |
八つ / やっつ yattsu |
九つ / ここのつ kokonotsu |
十 / とお tō |
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Sino-Japanese4 | 〇 / 零 / ゼロ / れい zero / rei |
一 / いち ichi |
二 / に ni |
三 / さん san |
四 / し shi |
五 / ご go |
六 / ろく roku |
七 / しち shichi |
八 / はち hachi |
九 / きゅう / く kyū / ku |
十 / じゅう jū |
Korean | 하나 hana |
둘 dul |
셋 set |
넷 net |
다섯 daseot |
여섯 yeoseot |
일곱 ilgop |
여덟 yeodeol |
아홉 ahop |
열 yeol |
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Sino-Korean | 영 / 零 yeong |
일 / 一 il |
이 / 二 i |
삼 / 三 sam |
사 / 四 sa |
오 / 五 o |
육 / 六 yuk |
칠 / 七 chil |
팔 / 八 pal |
구 / 九 gu |
십 / 十 sip |
Mapudungun | kiñe | epu | küla | meli | kechu | kayu | reqle | pura | ailha | mari | |
Sumerian | desh | min | pesh | lim | i | i-ash | i-min | i-us | i-lim | hu | |
Zuni | topinte | kwilin | haʼin | ʼaawiten | ʼapten | topalekkaʼa | kwilelekkʼa | haʼelekkʼa | tenalekkʼa | ʼastemlhan |
[edit] Creoles and pidgins
English-based creoles and pidgins | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | |
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Tok Pisin | siro, nating, not | wan(pela) | tu(pela) | tri(pela) | foa, fopela | faiv, faipela | sikis(pela) | seven(pela) | et(pela) | nain(pela) | ten(pela) | |
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 |
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Antillean Creole | zéro | yonn | dé | twa | kat | senk | sis | set | uit | nèf | dis |
Haitian Creole | en | de | twa | kat | sink | sis | sèt | wit | nèf | dis |
Portuguese-based creole languages | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | |
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Cape Verdean Creole | (Santiago) | zéru | un | dos | tres | kuatu | sinku | seix | séti | ôitu | nóvi | dés |
(São Vicente) | zér | un | dos | tres | kuat | sink | seix | sét | ôit | nóv | dés | |
Papiamentu | un | dos | tres | kuater | sinku | seis | shete | ocho | nuebe | djes |
[edit] Constructed and auxiliary languages
Language | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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Brithenig | sero / rhen | yn | dew | trui | cathr | cinc | sei | seth | oeth | noe | deg |
Esperanto | nul | unu | du | tri | kvar | kvin | ses | sep | ok | naŭ | dek |
Ido | zero | un | du | tri | quar | kin | sis | sep | ok | non | dek |
Interlingua | zero | un | duo | tres | quatro | cinque | sex | septe | octo | nove | dece |
Klingon | pagh | wa' | cha' | wej | loS | vagh | jav | Soch | chorgh | Hut | wa'maH |
Klingonaase | na | kem | bel | tas | res | lob | den | tek | zim | sof | pon |
Lojban | no | pa | re | ci | vo | mu | xa | ze | bi | so | pano |
Novial | sero | un | du | tri | quar | sink | six | set | ot | nin | dek |
Quenya | úqua | minë | atta | neldë | canta | lempë | enquë | otso | tolto | nertë | cainen |
Sindarin | min | tâd | neled | canad | leben | eneg | odog | toloth | neder | caer | |
Volapük | nul | bal | tel | kil | fol | lul | mäl | vel | jöl | zül | deg / bals |
Wenedyk | zero | wyn | dwu | trze | kotry | cząk | szej | sieć | ocy | nów | dzecz |
[edit] Notes
1 English names its numerals Hindu-Arabic numerals. They came to Europe from India, through the Islamic civilization. Countries under Arab or Indian cultural influence use variants of these symbols for their numerals. In the table, these figures appear in the top row of the text for a group of languages. For numbers with several digits, in Arabic one writes in increasing powers of ten (units first, then tens, and so on). As in the west, the units are on the right and the greater powers of ten are on the left, as shown for the Arabic ten in the table. In the transliteration, th must be read about like English th, although closer to the S than Z or V . kh is a guttural R, as in Khaled, similar to the German ch of Bach (IPA [x]).
² The forms between brackets are transcriptions different from the Hindi.
³ There are two different characters which mean "2":
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- 二 is used for numbers and in counting ("the year 2000")
- 兩/两 is used when counting objects or persons ("two books")
4 The Japanese usually use the Hindu-Arabic numerals, but still use Chinese characters in calligraphy or when written in columns. Since the word shi (死) means "death", in some cases yon replaces shi (four) and nana replaces shichi (seven).
Technically, Japanese is not a strict language isolate, but the undoubtedly largest member of the Japonic language family.
[edit] References
- ^ Cook, Richard (1992). Peace Corps Marshall Islands: Marshallese Language Training Manual (PDF), pg. 22. Accessed August 27, 2007
- ^ Dictionary. Warlinen: The Cornish Language Fellowship Online. Retrieved on 2007-08-27.
- ^ Redish, Laura & Orrin Lewis. Vocabulary Words in Native American Languages: Yucatec Maya. Nativelanguages.org. Retrieved on 2007-08-19.
- ^ Bolles, David & Alejandra. Numbers and Number Classifiers. A Grammar of the Yucatecan Mayan Language. Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies. Retrieved on 2007-08-19.