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niro - 0 nira - 0þ vano - 1 vana - 1þ derano - 2 derana - 2þ salo - 3 sala - 3þ katuro - 4 katura - 4þ kumo - 5 kuma - 5þ seso - 6 sesa - 6þ seto - 7 seta - 7þ sanito - 8 sanita - 8þ noso - 9 nosa - 9þ vano-niro / vaniro - 10 vana-nira / vanira - 10þ Did you get my pm as when I ask you for name for...

Although the information mentioned in those pages that I numerals in 14,000 ways. Still complements a collection. In the meantime, from 2009 to the present day (when we were in 2017), my collection increased by more than 10,000 different ways. A few days ago I looked at how much my large collection ...

Yes those are very old site. Why? Since 2009 I could no longer anything more to add or change, because I got a lock. However, I do not know why? In the meantime, I tried several times to change something but always without success. So until now only one site on the net about my collection so far unf...

garysk wrote:It would make enthusiastic contribution to the OP's database more likely if he could provide us with (a link to) the data he has compiled, rather than just saying, "thanks, MORE!"

https://sites.google.com/site/jankogore ... ngsnumbers

one m. nom./acc. én dat. énam gen. éns one f. nom./acc. én dat. éinne gen. énnar one n. nom./acc. ét dat. énam gen. éns one pl. nom./acc. énar dat. énam ge. énna two tué three trí four feór five fim six secs seven seó eight ótta nine nía ten tía eleven elliu twelve tólf Could you please tell me wha...

Hi,
If you'll have numbers from your conlangs. Could please send me on this topic in future?

Thank you for your help!

Janko

I sincerely apologize for sending my request to thread your language about Øynduyska.
Please you tell me if you'll have names for numbers from Øynduyska.
Thank you!

I'm interested in how they used numbers from 1 to 10 in Japanese today?
1 ichi, 2 ni, 3 san, 4 shi, 5 go, 6 roku 7 shichi, 8 hachi, 9 kyuu, 10 juu.
or
1 ichi, 2 ni, 3 san, 4 yon, 5 go, 6 roku 7 shichi, 8 nana, 9 kyuu, 10 juu.

Thank you!

I noticed from your last post that the Proto-Caspian also they have one of the dialect. Could you please tell me how is the name of the dialect?

Numerals:

áigas /'æ̀ɪ̯.gəs/
dwṓ /'dwô:/
tráyas /'træ̀.jəs/
gatwár /gət'wǽr/
pánga /'pæ̀ŋ.gə/
wā́š /'wâ:ʃ/
hāftwá /χa:f.'twǽ/
açtṓu /əɕ2.'tô:w/
unáuya /'ʊ̯næ̀ʊ̯.jə/
Name for numeral ten?

Thanks for numbers.
If you have numbers. Could you please continue with thread?

Okay, this is for Caascis. I've actually worked it out fairly far (mostly because numbers interest me - and because I have important numbers in my stories.) It's base seven, as you can probably work out. 1. hi 2. ti 3. ci 4. seci 5. eci 6. teci 7. ha 8. ha ehia 9. ha etia 10. ha ecia 11. ha esecia ...

Hi Janko, I don't remember if I gave you these numbers already, but here they (in base eight) are in Empotle7á and Shtåså (can you spot the shared etymologies ;D) Empotle7á 1. tawo 2. sí 3. nalló 4. mená 5. 7otlá 6. mení 7. nallé 10. ngawo Shtåså 1. tab 2. shi 3. nasty 4. nheddh 5. us 6. mech 7. na...

Thank you for to send numbers in your languages.
Could you please continue with this thread if you'll have numbers from your conlang(s).
Thank you for your help!
I wish you a lot of success at your work!

Today I thought if I can be someone from ZBB help, I came up with the idea to create threads in Keter to different linguists, who have created their conworld.na this thread sent to: 1. The flag of your nation 2 The emblem of your nation 3 The anthem of your nation (the text of the anthem: in the lan...

One of the languages in my collection numbers
Orovitic:

1 ak
2 taj
3 šis
4 kar
5 khems
6 šeš
7 ševa
8 eštam
9 nisev
10 diser

Thank you for numbers from your conlangs!
Please continue with this thread, if you have numbers from your conlangs, or you'll have in future.

Thank you for your help!

Janko Gorenc

Tayin:
1. mi
2. sə
3. pin
4. ti
5. tąvo
6. tehe
7. taben
8. ęde
9. ędąvo
10. kimə
on Akana Wiki http://akana.conlang.org/wiki/Endayin

Today I again looked at one of my threads.
If you can numbers from your conlang(s) you can add name for your language and name for numbers to this thread in the future.

Thank you for your help!

I would like to send on your PM. But I don't know for them. "1-3 exist as native roots: One: wa (n root) Two: tu (plain root) Three: Li (plain root) Four+: mutid (plain root) 4-10 only exist as borrowings (though mutid is generally used for these): Four: jok (plain root) Five: tiK (plain root) Six:...

I would like to send on your PM. But I don't know for them.

I interst that letters (sound)
/ʘ ǀ ! ǁ/
/ᵑʘ ᵑǀ (ᵑ!) (ᵑǁ)/ <nʘ nǀ n! nǁ>
/ʘʰ ǀʰ !ʰ ǁʰ/ <ʘh ǀh !h ǁh>
similar as Khoisan languages of the South African republics?

Hi Dē Graut Bʉr, Thank you for publish numbers from your new conlang. >For Janko: 1. sí "finger" 2. àpa "other" 3. àpana sí "two and one" or súnu à àpa "hand and not two" (i.e. "hand without two") 4. àpana àpa "two and two" or súnu à sí "hand and not one" 5. sú "hand" Higher numbers do not exist, al...

Julanga wrote:Here are the first four numbers of Log-13a:

/du/ "one"
/kʰe̞/ "two"
/tʰäj/ "three"
/ʔäw/ "four"

Please you tell me what is name for numbers from 5 to 10?
Thank you!

Theta wrote:I only have up to five for Tsifióo, but here they are:
iána
fá
kúu
ihói
yáhka

I don't know correct understood if numbers from Tsifióo they have known only one to five, or used base on 5. If they used base on 5 what is name for 6, 7, 8, 9, 10?
maybe?: yáhkiána, yáhkafá, yáhkakúu yáhkihói fáyáhka.