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.

Contents 1 Language families in Africa, Asia, Europe, etc. 1.1 Afro-Asiatic languages 1.2 Altaic languages 1.3 Austroasiatic languages 1.4 Austronesian languages 1.5 Caucasian languages 1.6 Dravidian languages 1.7 Indo-European languages 1.8 Niger-Congo languages 1.9 Sino-Tibetan languages 1.10 Tai-Kadai languages 1.11 Uralic languages 2 Language families in the Americas 2.1 Algonquian languages 2.2 Iroquoian languages 2.3 Mayan languages 2.4 Na-Dené languages 2.5 Quechuan languages 2.6 Salishan languages 2.7 Tupian languages 2.8 Uto-Aztecan languages 3 Language isolates 4 Creoles and pidgins 5 Constructed languages 6 To be merged 6.1 Akkadian 6.2 Al Bhed 6.3 Algerian Arabic 6.4 Amharic 6.5 Aromanian 6.6 Auvergnat 6.7 Azerbaijani 6.8 Bashkir 6.9 Bengali 6.10 Breton, Old 6.11 Chagatai 6.12 Chinese (written) 6.13 Chinese, Mandarin (phonetic) 6.14 Chuvash 6.15 Cimbrian 6.16 Cornish, Old 6.17 Cornish, Late 6.18 Unified Cornish 6.19 Crimean Tatar 6.20 Croatian 6.21 Cumbric 6.22 Cypriot Maronite Arabic 6.23 Czech 6.24 Dalecarlian 6.25 Dalmatian 6.26 Danish 6.27 Dutch 6.28 Egyptian Arabic 6.29 Emilio-Romagnolo 6.30 English, Old 6.31 English, Middle 6.32 English, Chaucer 6.33 English 6.34 Esperanto 6.35 Estonian 6.36 Etruscan 6.37 Faliscan 6.38 Faroese 6.39 Finnish 6.40 Flemish 6.41 Franco-Provençal 6.42 French, Old 6.43 French 6.44 Frisian, Old 6.45 Frisian, West 6.46 Frisian, Saterland 6.47 Friulian 6.48 Fuyü Gïrgïs 6.49 Gagauz 6.50 Galician 6.51 Gaulish 6.52 Gascon 6.53 Georgian 6.54 German 6.55 German, Pennsylvania 6.56 German, Swiss 6.57 Proto-Germanic 6.58 Gothic 6.59 Gothic, Crimean 6.60 Greek, Attic 6.61 Greek, Demotic 6.62 Haitian Creole 6.63 Hawaiian 6.64 Hawaiian, Kauaʻi-Niʻihau 6.65 Hebrew 6.66 Proto-Hellenic 6.67 Hrvatski 6.68 Hungarian 6.69 Icelandic, Old 6.70 Icelandic 6.71 Ido 6.72 Proto-Indo-European 6.73 Indonesian 6.74 Interlingua 6.75 Inuktitut 6.76 Iraqi Arabic 6.77 Irish, Old 6.78 Irish 6.79 Istro-Romanian 6.80 Italian 6.81 Jamska 6.82 Japanese 6.82.1 Kun'yomi (Japanese reading) 6.82.2 On'yomi (Sino-Japanese reading) 6.83 Jèrriais 6.84 Kalaallisut 6.85 Karelian 6.86 Karelian, Olonets 6.87 Kazakh 6.88 Kentish, Old 6.89 Khalaj Turkish 6.90 Klingon 6.91 Korean 6.92 Sino-Korean 6.93 Kurdish 6.94 Kyrgyz 6.95 Ladin 6.96 Ladino 6.97 Languedocien 6.98 Lao language 6.99 Latgalian 6.100 Latin, Old 6.101 Latin, Classical 6.102 Latin, Vulgar 6.103 Latvian 6.104 Lebanese Arabic 6.105 Ligurian 6.106 Limousin 6.107 Lithuanian 6.108 Livonian 6.109 Lojban 6.110 Lombard 6.111 Ludic 6.112 Luxembourgish 6.113 Macedonian 6.114 Malay 6.115 Maltese 6.116 Mandarin 6.117 Manx 6.118 Maori 6.119 Marquesan (North) 6.120 Marquesan (South) 6.121 Marshallese 6.122 Meänkieli 6.123 Megleno-Romanian 6.124 Mi'kmaq 6.125 Mirandese 6.126 Moroccan Arabic 6.127 Mozarabic 6.128 Mycenaean 6.129 Nahuatl 6.130 Najdi Arabic 6.131 Neapolitan 6.132 Norn 6.133 Norse, Old 6.134 Northumbrian, Old 6.135 Norwegian, Bokmål 6.136 Norwegian, Nynorsk 6.137 Novial 6.138 Oscan 6.139 Papiamentu 6.140 Pashto 6.141 Persian 6.142 Pfaelzisch 6.143 Picard 6.144 Piemontese 6.145 Plautdietsch 6.146 Polish 6.147 Portuguese-Galician 6.148 Portuguese 6.149 Proto-Brythonic 6.150 Provençal 6.151 Prussian, Old 6.152 Quenya 6.153 Romanian 6.154 Romansh 6.155 Romani (Kalderash Vlax) 6.156 Russian 7 Notes 8 See also 9 External links

[edit] Language families in Africa, Asia, Europe, etc.

[edit] Afro-Asiatic languages

Semitic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Arabic1	٠ صِفْر sˁifer	١ واحِد wāħid	٢ اِثنان ithnān	٣ ثَلاثة thalātha	٤ أرْبَعَة arbaʕa	٥ خَمْسة xamsa	٦ سِتَّة sitta	٧ سَبْعَة sabʕa	٨ ثَمانِة thamāniya	٩ تِسْعة tisʕa	١٠ عَشَرة ʕaʃara
Maltese	xejn	wieħed	tnejn	tlieta	erbgħa	ħamsa	sitta	sebgħa	tmienja	disgħa	għaxra
Hebrew	אפס	אחת אחד	שתיים שתים	שלוש שלושה	ארבע ארבעה	חמש חמישה	שש שישה	שבע שבעה	שמונה שמונה	תשע תשעה	עשר עשרה
	efes	eħad	shtaim	shalosh	arbah	ħamesh	shesh	sheva	shmoneh	teysha	eseir
Amharic	ባዶ bado	አንድ ande	ሁለት hulet	ሦስት sost	አራት arat	አምስት hammist	ስድስት siddist	ሰባት sebat	ስምንት semmint	ዘጠኝ zetegn	አሥር asar
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
Mongolian	тэг täg	нэг näg	хоёр khojor	гурав gurav	дөрөв döröv	тав tav	зургаа zurgaa	долоо doloo	найм najm	ес jes	арав arav
Turkish	sıfır	bir	iki	üç	dört	beş	altı	yedi	sekiz	dokuz	on
Kazakh	нөл	бір	екі	үш	төрт	бес	алты	жеті	сегіз	тоғыз	он
Kyrgyz	нөл	бир	эки	үч	төрт	беш	алты	жети	сегиз	тогуз	он
Turkmen	ноль	бир	ики	үч	дөрт	бәш	алты	еди	секиз	докуз	он
Tuvan	ноль / тик nol' / tik	бир bir	ийи iji	үш üsh	дөрт dört	бәш besh	алды aldy	чеди chedi	сес ses	тос tos	он on
Uzbek	ноль	бир	икки	уч	тўрт	беш	олти	етти	саккиз	тўққиз	ўн
Uyghur	نۆل nöl	بىر bir	ئىككى ikki	ئۈچ üch	تۆت töt	بەش besh	ئالتە alte	يەتتە yette	سەككىز sekkiz	توققۇز toqquz	ئون on

[edit] Austroasiatic languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
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
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
Cebuano	wala, sero	usa	duha	tulo	upat	lima	unom	pito	walo	siyam	napulo
Hawaiian	ʻole	ʻekahi	ʻelua	ʻekolu	ʻehā	ʻelima	ʻeono	ʻehiku	ʻewalu	ʻeiwa	ʻumi
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
Batak Karo		sada	dua	telu	empat	lima	enem	pitu	waluh	siwah	sepuluh
Maori		tahi	rua	toru	whâ	rima	ono	whitu	waru	iwa	tekau
Minangkabau	kosong / nol	ciek	duo	tigo	ampek	limo	anam	tujuah	salapan	sambilan	sapuluah
Samoan		tasi	lua	tolu	fa	lima	ono	fitu	valu	iva	sefulu
Tagalog	wala, sero	isa	dalawa	tatlo	apat	lima	anim	pito	walo	siyam	sampu
Tongan	noa	taha	ua	tolu	fa	nima	ono	fitu	valu	hiva	hongofulu / taha noa

[edit] Caucasian languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Adyghe		зы zə	тIу ṭu	щы šʼə	плIы pḷə	тху txu	хы xə	блы blə	ий ij	бгъу bġu	пшIы pṣ̂ə
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 ṏqʼönä	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
Georgian	ნული nuli	ერთი erti	ორი ori	სამი sami	ოთხი otxi	ხუთი xuti	ექვსი ekvsi	შვიდი švidi	რვა rva	ცხრა cxra	ათი ati
Tsez		сис sis	къаIно qʼˁano	лъоIно łˁono	уйно uyno	лъено łeno	илъно iłno	оIлIно ˁoƛno	билIно biƛno	очIчIино očʼčʼino	оцIцIино ocʼcʼino
Ubykh		za	tʼqʷʼa	ɕa	pʼɬʼə	ʃxə	fə	blə	ʁʷa	bʁʲə	ʒʷə

[edit] Dravidian languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Malayalam	പൂജ്യം pūjyam	ഒന്നു onnu	രണ്ടു raṇṭu	മൂന്നു mūnnu	നാലു nālu	അഞ്ചു añcu	ആറു āru	ഏഴു ēlu	എട്ടു eṭṭu	ഒന്പതു onpatu	പത്തു pattu
Tamil	பூஜ்யம் poojyam	ஒன்று onru	இரண்டு irantu	மூன்று mûnru	நரன்கு nânku	ஐந்து aintu	ஆறு âru	ஏமு êlu	எட்டு ettu	ஒன்பது onpatu	பத்து pattu
Telugu	పూజ్యము pūjyamu	ఒకటి okati	రెండు rendu	మూడు mûdu	నాలుగు nâlugu	ఐదు aidu	ఆరు âru	ఏడు êdu	ఎనిమిది enimidi	తొమ్మిది tommidi	పది padi

[edit] Indo-European languages

Germanic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
English	zero / nil / nought	one	two	three	four	five	six	seven	eight	nine	ten
Afrikaans	nul	een	twee	drie	vier	vyf	ses	sewe	agt	nege	tien
Alsatian		eins	zwei	drëi	vier	fenf	sex	seve	acht	nin	zehn
Bavarian		oans	zwoa	drai	viare	fimbfe	sechse	simme	aochte	naine	zene
Danish	nul	en (et)	to	tre	fire	fem	seks	syv	otte	ni	ti
Dutch	nul	één	twee	drie	vier	vijf	zes	zeven	acht	negen	tien
Faroese	null	ein	tveir	tríggir	fýra	fimm	seks	sjey	átta	níggju	tíggju
Frisian	nol	ien	twa	trije	fjouwer	fiif	seis	sân	acht	njoggen	tsien
German (listen)	null	eins	zwei	drei	vier	fünf	sechs	sieben	acht	neun	zehn
Icelandic	núll	einn	tveir	þrír	fjórir	fimm	sex	sjö	átta	níu	tíu
Low German	null	een	twee	dree	veer	fiev	söss	söven	acht	negen	tien
Norwegian, Bokmål	null	en (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
Scots	nocht	ane	twa	three	fower	five	sax	sieven	aicht	nine	ten
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
Latin	nullus	unus	duo	tres	quattuor	quinque	sex	septem	octo	novem	decem
Aragonese		uno	dos	tres	cuatro	zinco	seis/sais	siete/siet	güeito	nueu	diez
Aranese		un,ua	dus,dues	tres	quate	cinc	sies	sèt	ueit	nau	dètz
Asturian	cero	ún	dos	trés	cuatro	cinco	seis	siete	ocho	nueve	diez
Catalan	zero	u/un	dos	tres	quatre	cinc	sis	set	vuit	nou	deu
Corsican	zeru	unu, una	dui, duie	trè	quattru	cinque	sei	sette	ottu	nove	dece
Franco-Provençal	zérô	yon, yena	dos, doves	três	quatro	cinq	siéx	sèt	huit	nô	diéx
French	zéro	un	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
Italian	zero	uno	due	tre	quattro	cinque	sei	sette	otto	nove	dieci
Jérriais		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
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
Neapolitan		uno	duie	treje	quatto	cinche	seje	sette	otto	nove	diece
Norman	zéro	eun	déeus	treis	quate	chin	syis	set	huit	neu	dyis
Piedmontese		un, un-a	doi, doe	tre	quat quatr	sinch	ses	set	eut	neuv	des
Portuguese	zero	um, uma	dois, duas	três	quatro	cinco	seis	sete	oito	nove	dez
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
Sicilian		unu	dui	tri	quattru	cincu	sie	setti	ottu	novi	deci
Spanish	cero	uno	dos	tres	cuatro	cinco	seis	siete	ocho	nueve	diez
Umbrian		unu	dui	trè	quattru	cénque	séi	sétte	òtto	nòe	dèsce
Venetian	xero	un, uno	do	tre	quatro	sinque	sie	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, Attic		ἙΙΣ heis	ΔΎΩ dýō	ΤΡΕΙΣ treis	ΤΈΤΤΑΡΕΣ téttares	ΠΈΝΤΕ pénte	ἝΞ héks	ἙΠΤΆ heptá	ΟΚΤΏ oktṓ	ΕΝΝΈΑ ennéa	ΔΈΚΑ déka
Greek, Demotic (United Nations, United States)	μηδέν midén midhén	ένα éna éna	δύο dýo dhío	τρία tría tría	τέσσερα téssera 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
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
Slavic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
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	dva	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 odin	два dva	три tri	четыре četyre	пять pyat'	шесть šest'	семь sem'	восемь vosem'	девять devyat'	десять desyat'
Serbian	nula нула	jedan један	dva два	tri три	četiri четири	pet пет	šest шест	sedam седам	osam осам	devet девет	deset десет
Slovak	nula	jeden	dva	tri	štyri	päť	šesť	sedem	osem	deväť	desať
Slovenian	nič	ena	dva	tri	štiri	pet	šest	sedem	osem	devet	deset
Sorbian (Upper)		jedyn	dwaj	tři	štyri	pjeć	šěsć	sydom	wosom	dźewjeć	dźesać
Ukrainian	ноль nol'	один odyn	два dva	три try	чотири čotyry	п'ять p'yat'	шiсть šist'	сiм sim	вiсiм visim	дев'ять dev'yat'	десять desyat'
Indo-Iranian languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
	०	१	२	३	४	५	६	७	८	९	१०
Sanskrit	शून्य śūnya	एकम् (n)éka /एकः (m)/ एका (f)	द्वे (n)dví /द्वौ (m)/ द्वा (f)	त्रीणि (n)trí /त्रयः (m) / तिस्र: (f)	चत्वारि (n)catúr /चत्वार:(m)/चतस्रः (f)	पञ्च pañca	षष् ṣáṣ	सप्त saptá, sápta	अष्ट aṣṭá, áṣṭa	नव náva	दश dáśa
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 /tsaːɾ/	पांच /paːnts/	सहा /s̪əɦaː/	सात /saːt̪/	आठ /aːʈʰ/	नऊ /nəuː/	दहा /d̪əɦaː/
	০	১	২	৩	৪	৫	৬	৭	৮	৯	১০
Bengali	শুন্য /ʃunːo/	এক /æk/	দুই /d̪uj/	তিন /t̪in/	চার /tʃaɹ/	পাঁচ /pãtʃ/	ছয় /tʃʰɔe/	সাত /ʃat̪/	আট /aʈ/	নয় /nɔe/	দশ /d̪ɔʃ/
Assamese	শুন্য /xujnːo/	এক /ek/	দুই /duj/	তিনি /tini/	চারি /saɾi/	পাচ /pas/	ছয় /sɔe/	সাত /xat/	আট /at/	ন /nɔ/	দশ /dɔx/
	۰	۱	۲	۳	۴	۵	۶	۷	۸	۹	۱۰
Urdu	صفر /sɪfər/	ایک /eːk/	دو /d̪oː/	تین /t̪iːn/	چار /ʧaːɾ/	پانچ /pãːʧ/	چھ /ʧʰɛ/	سات /saːt̪/	آٹھ /aːʈʰ/	نو /nɔː/	دس /d̪əs/
Persian	صفر /sefr/	یک /jek/	دو /do/	سه /se/	چهار /ʧæhɑːr/	پنج /pænʤ/	شش /ʃeʃ/	هفت /hæft/	هشت /hæʃt/	نه /noh/	ده /dæh/
Romany		jex	duj	trin	ʃtar	panʤ	ʃov	efta	oxto	inja	deʃ
Celtic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Breton	zero	eun/unan	daou (m) diw (f)	tri (m) teir (f)	pewar (m) peder (f)	pemp	c'hwec'h	seizh	eizh	naw	deg
Cornish (Kemmyn)	man	onan (m) unn (f)	dew (m) diw (f)	tri (m) teyr (f)	peswar (m) peder (f)	pymp	hwegh	seyth	eth	naw	deg
Welsh	dim	un	dau (m) dwy (f)	tri (m) tair (f)	pedwar (m) pedair (f)	pump	chwech	saith	wyth	naw	deg
Irish	nialas/náid	aon	dó	trí	ceathair	cúig	sé	seacht	ocht	naoi	deich
Scottish Gaelic	neoni	aon	dhà	trì	ceithir	còig	sia	seachd	ochd	naoi	deich
Manx	neunhee	nane	jees	tree	kiare	queig	shey	shiaght	hoght	nuy	jeih

[edit] Niger-Congo languages

Bantoid 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
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

[edit] Sino-Tibetan languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Burmese	sonnya [θóuN ɲa] ၀	tac [tiʔ] ၁	hnac [n̥iʔ] ၂	sum: [θóuN] ၃	le: [lei] ၄	nga: [ŋá] ၅	hkrauk [kʰjauʔ] ၆	hku.hnac [kʰṵ n̥iʔ] ၇	hrac [çiʔ] ၈	ko [kóu] ၉	htac chai [tiʔ sʰɛ̀] or [tə sʰɛ̀] ၁၀
Cantonese³ Listen (help·info)	ling4 零	jat1 一	ji6/loeng3 二/兩/两	saam1 三	sei3 四	ng5 五	luk9 六	cat1 七	baat8 八	gau2 九	sap9 十
Mandarin³ Listen (help·info)	líng 零	yī 一	èr/liǎng 二/两	sān 三	sì 四	wǔ 五	liù 六	qī 七	bā 八	jiǔ 九	shí 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	ling5 零	tsit8/it4 一	nng7/ji7 二/两	saⁿ1/sam1 三	si3/su3 四	gơ7/ngơ2 五	lak8/liok8 六	tshit4 七	peh4/pat4 八	kau2/kiu2 九	tsap8/sip8 十
Tibetan	? klad kor	གཅིག་ gčig	གཉིས་ gñis	གསུམ་ gsum	བཞི་ bži	ལྔ་ lṅa	དྲུག་ drug	བདུན་ bdun	བརྒྱད་ brgyad	དགུ་ dgu	བཅུ་ bču

[edit] Tai-Kadai languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Lao	ສູນ suun	ນຶ່ງ neung	ສອງ song	ສາມ sam	ສີ່ see	ຫ້າ ha	ຫົກ hok	ເຈັດ chet	ແປດ paet	ເກົ້າ gow	ສິບ seep
Thai	ศูนย์ sŏon	หนึ่ง nèung	สอง sŏng	สาม săm	สี่ sèe	ห้า hâ	หก hòk	เจ็ด jèt	แปด phèt	เก้า gâo	สิบ sìp

[edit] Uralic languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
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
Karelian, Olonets		üksi	kaksi	kolme	ńelli	viizi	kuuzi	seiččie	kaheksa	ükeksä	kümmene
Livonian	null	ikš	kakš	kuolm	nēļa	vīž	kūž	seis	kādõks	īdõks	kim
Mari	ноль	ик	кок	кум	ныл	вич	куд	шым	кандаш	индеш	лу
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	кык	куинь	ньыль	вить	куать	сизьым	тямыс	укмыс	дас

[edit] Language families in the Americas

[edit] Algonquian languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
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
Ojibwe (Southwestern)	gaawiin gegoo/ waawiyebii'igan	bezhig	niizh	niswi	niiwin	naanan	(n)ingodwaaswi	niizhwaaswi	(n)ishwaaswi	zhaangaswi	midaaswi

[edit] Iroquoian languages

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

[edit] Mayan languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Yucatec Mayan	mi	hun	ka	oš	kam	ho	wak	ušuk	wašak	bolom	la-hun

[edit] Na-Dené languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Chiricahua (Apache)	-	dáłee’é	naaki	táá’, táí	dí̧í̧’	’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
Quechua	illaq	huk	iskay	kimsa	tawa	pisqa	suqta	qanchis	pusaq	isqun	chunka

[edit] Salishan languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
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)

[edit] Tupian languages

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

[edit] Uto-Aztecan languages

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

[edit] Language isolates

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Korean	yeong 영	hana 하나 il 일/一	dul 둘 i 이/二	set 셋 sam 삼/三	net 넷 sa 사/四	daseot 다섯 o 오/五	yeoseot 여섯 yuk 육/六	ilgop 일곱 chil 칠/七	yeodeol 여덟 pal 팔/八	ahop 아홉 gu 구/九	yeol 열 sip 십/十
Mapudungun		kiñe	epu	küla	meli	kechu	kayu	relqe	pura	ailla	mari
Japanese4	〇/零 zero / rei ゼロ / れい	一 hitotsu / ichi ひとつ / いち	二 futatsu / ni ふたつ / に	三 mittsu / san みっつ / さん	四 yottsu / shi / yon よっつ / し / よん	五 itsutsu / go いつつ / ご	六 muttsu / roku むっつ / ろく	七 nanatsu / shichi / nana ななつ / しち / なな	八 yattsu / hachi やっつ / はち	九 kokonotsu / kyū ここのつ / きゅう	十 tō / jū とお / じゅう
Basque		bat	bi	hiru	lau	bost	sei	zazpi	zortzi	bederatzi	hamar
Etruscan		thu	zal	ci	huth	mak	sa	semph	cezp	nurph	zal(ch)
Sumerian		desh	min	pesh	lim	i	i-ash	i-min	i-us	i-lim	hu

[edit] Creoles and pidgins

English-based creoles and pidgins	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
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		wan	tu	tri	fo	fayv	siks	sɛvin	et	nayn	tɛn

[edit] Constructed languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
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
Slovio	nul	din	dva	tri	cxtir	piat	sxes	siem	vos	dev	des
Volapük	nul	bal	tel	kil	fol	lul	mäl	vel	jöl	zül	bals
Wenedyk	zero	wyn	dwu	trze	kotry	cząk	szej	sieć	ocy	nów	dzecz

[edit] To be merged

(The below have been checked for redundancy with the above, but need to be formatted and sorted properly.)

[edit] Akkadian

ištēn, šena, šalaš, erbe, ḥamiš, šiššu, sebe, samāne, tiše, ešer

[edit] Al Bhed

uha, dfu, drnaa, vuin, veja, ceq, cajah, aekrd, heha, dah

[edit] Algerian Arabic

واحد، زوج، ثلاثة، ربعة، خمسة، ستّة، سبعة، ثمانية، تسعة، عشرة

• in the Latin alphabet: wāḥed, zūj, ṯlāṯa, rabʻa, ḫamsa, sitta, sebʻa, ṯmānya, tisʻa, ʻašra

[edit] Amharic

አንድ፥ ሁለት፥ ሦስት፥ አራት፥ አምስት፥ ስድስት፥ ሰባት፥ ስምንት፥ ዘጠኝ፥ አሥር

• in the Latin alphabet: 'and, hulett, sost, 'aratt, 'ammist, siddist, sebatt, simmint, zeTenny, 'assir
• (conflicts with the above)

[edit] Aromanian

unu, doi, trei, patru, tinti, shase, shapte, optu, noaua, date

[edit] Auvergnat

vun, dou, trei, catre, sin, siei, sé, veu, neu, dié

[edit] Azerbaijani

bir, iki, üç, dörd, beş, altı, yeddi, səkkiz, doqquz, on

[edit] Bashkir

ber, ike, ös, dört, biş, altı, ete, higeð, tuğıð, un

[edit] Bengali

ek, dui, tinn, char, paach, choy, shaat, aat, noy, dosh

[edit] Breton, Old

un, dou/dau, tri, petguar, pemp, hue, seith/seidth, eith, nau, dec

[edit] Chagatai

bir, iki, üç, tört, beş, altı, yeti, sekiz, toquz, on

[edit] Chinese (written)

(requires merging with the above)

Further information: Chinese numerals

一、二、三、四、五、六、七、八、九、十 (everyday usage)

壹、貳、叄、肆、伍、陸、柒、捌、玖、拾 (financial usage)

[edit] Chinese, Mandarin (phonetic)

(requires merging with the above)

• in the International Phonetic Alphabet: ʁi˥, ʁɚ˥˩, sɑn˥, sz̩˥˩, ʁu˦˩˨, ljow˥˩, ʨʰi˥, pɑ˥, ʨjow˦˩˨, ʂʐ̩˧˥
• in Zhuyin: ㄧ1, ㄦ4, ㄙㄢ1, ㄙ4, ㄨ3, ㄌㄧㄡ4, ㄑㄧ1, ㄅㄚ1, ㄐㄧㄡ3, ㄕ2
• in Wade-Giles: i¹, erh⁴, san¹, ssu⁴, wu³, liu⁴, chʻi¹, pa¹, chiu³, shih²
• in Gwoyeu Romatzyh: i, ell, san, syh, wuu, liow, chi, ba, jeou, shyr
• in Hanyu Pinyin: yī, èr, sān, sì, wǔ, lìu, qī, bā, jǐu, shí
• in Mandarin Phonetic Symbols II: yī, èr, sān, sz̀, wǔ, liòu, chī, bā, jiǒu, shŕ
• in Tongyong Pinyin: yi, èr, san, sìh, wǔ, liòu, ci, ba, jiǒu, shíh

[edit] Chuvash

пӗр, ик, виҫ, тӑват, пилӗк, улт, ҫич, сакӑр, тӑхӑр, вун

• in the Latin alphabet: pĕr, ik, viś, tăvat, pilĕk, ult, śič, sakăr, tăxăr, vun

[edit] Cimbrian

òan, zbeen, drai, viar, vüf, sèks, siban, acht, naün, zègan

[edit] Cornish, Old

un, deu, try, peswar, pymp, whegh, seyth, eth, naw, deg

[edit] Cornish, Late

idn/ônen, deu/deau, trŷ/trei, pajer/padzhar, pemp, wheh, seyth, eyth/eath, now/naw, deg/dêag

[edit] Unified Cornish

(conflicts with above) onen, deu, try, peswar, pymp, whegh, seyth, eath, naw, dek

[edit] Crimean Tatar

bir, eki, üç, dört, beş, altı, yedi, sekiz, doquz, on

[edit] Croatian

jedan, dva, tri, četiri, pet, šest, sedam, osam, devet, deset

[edit] Cumbric

un, 2, *tri, peddera, pimp, 6, 7, 8, 9, dick/dig

[edit] Cypriot Maronite Arabic

آخن، خنين، تلاخة، أربع، خمسة، سيتّة، سابع، خمانية، تيسعة، عاشرة

• in the Latin alphabet: ʼēḫen, ḫnayn, tlāḫe, ʼarbaʻ, ḫamsi, sītte, sābaʻ, ḫmēnye, tīsʻa, ʻāšra

[edit] Czech

(merge with above) jeden/jedna/jedno, dva/dvě/dvě, tři, čtyři, pět, šest, sedm, osm, devět, deset

[edit] Dalecarlian

ienn, twer, trair, fiuärer, fem, sjäks, sju, åtta, niu, tiu

[edit] Dalmatian

join, doi, tra, kwatro, čenk, si, sapto, guapto, nu, dik

[edit] Danish

én/et, to, tre, fire, fem, seks, syv, otte, ni, ti

[edit] Dutch

één, twee, drie, vier, vijf, zes, zeven, acht, negen, tien

[edit] Egyptian Arabic

واحد، إتنين، تلاتة، أربعة، خمسة، ستّة، سبعة، ثمانية، تسعة، عشرة

• in the Latin alphabet: wāḥid, ʼitnēn, talāta, ʼarbaʻa, ḫamsa, sitta, sabʻa, tamanya, tisʻa, ʻašara

[edit] Emilio-Romagnolo

vón, du, trì, cuatar, sinc, sḗs, sét, ót, nṓv, dḗz

[edit] English, Old

án, tƿá, þrí, féoƿer, fíf, sex, seofon, eahta, niȝon, tíen

• modern transliteration: án, twá, þrí, féower, fíf, sex, seofon, eahta, niġon, tíen

[edit] English, Middle

ón, twó, thréo, fower/foure, fyve, syxe, seovene, eyghte, nyne/nighen, tene

[edit] English, Chaucer

oon, two, thré, fowre, five, syxe/sexe, sevene, eighte, nyne, ten

[edit] English

one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten

• in the International Phonetic Alphabet for English: wʌn, tu, θɹi, fɔɹ, faɪv, sɪks, sɛvən, eɪt, naɪn, tɛn

[edit] Esperanto

unu, du, tri, kvar, kvin, ses, sep, ok, naŭ, dek

[edit] Estonian

üks, kaks, kolm, neli, viis, kuus, seitse, kaheksa, üheksa, kümme

[edit] Etruscan

THV, ZAL, CI, HVTH, MACH, SA, SEMPH, CEZP, *ENVA, ZAR

[edit] Faliscan

1, DV, TRIS, 4, *CVICVE, ZEX, *ZEPTEN, OCTV, *NEVEN, 10

[edit] Faroese

ein/ein/eitt, tveir/tvær/tvey, tríggir/tríggjar/trý, fýra, fimm, seks, sjey, átta, níggju, tíggju

[edit] Finnish

yksi, kaksi, kolme, neljä, viisi, kuusi, seitsemän, kahdeksan, yhdeksän, kymmenen

[edit] Flemish

ièn, twiè, drie, viere, vuvve, zèsse, zēvne, achte, nēgne, tiene

[edit] Franco-Provençal

yon/yona/yena, dos/does/doves, três, quatro, cinq, siéx, sèt, huit, nô, diéx

[edit] French, Old

un, deus, treis, quatre, cinc, sis, set, oit, nouf, dis

[edit] French

un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix

[edit] Frisian, Old

en, twe, thre, fiuwer, fif, sex, sigun, achta, nigun, tian

[edit] Frisian, West

ien, twa, trije, fjouwer, fiif, seis, sân, acht, njoggen, tsien

[edit] Frisian, Saterland

aan, twæi, træi, fjauer, fieuw, sæks, sogen, oachte, njugen, tjoon

[edit] Friulian

un, doi, trê, cuatri, cinc, sîs, siet, vot, nûf, dîs

[edit] Fuyü Gïrgïs

bır, igi, uş, durt, biş, altı, çiti, sigis, doğus, on

[edit] Gagauz

bir, iki, üç, dört, beş, alti, yedi, sekiz, dokuz, on

[edit] Galician

un, dous, tres, catro, cinco, seis, sete, oito, nove, dez

[edit] Gaulish

oino, do, tri, petor, pempe, suekos, sextam, oxtu, nau, decam

[edit] Gascon

un, dus, tres, quate, cinc, shèis, sèt, ueit, nau, dètz

[edit] Georgian

ერთი, ორი, სამი, ოთხი, ხუთი, ექვსი, შვიდი, რვა, ცხრა, ათი

transliterated: ert'i, ori, sami, ot'khi, khut'i, ek'vse, shvidi, rva, ts'khra, at'i

[edit] German

eins, zwei, drei, vier, fünf, sechs, sieben, acht, neun, zehn

[edit] German, Pennsylvania

eens, zwee, drei, vier, fimf, sex, siwwe, acht, nein/neine, zeh

[edit] German, Swiss

eis, zwei/zwe/zwo/zwöi, drüü/drei, vier, foif/föif/füüf, sächs, siibe/sibe, acht, nüün, zäh

[edit] Proto-Germanic

• ainaz, *twaiz, *þrijaz, *fidwōriz, *fimfy, *seḫs, *seḇún, *aḫtau, *niwun, *teġán

[edit] Gothic

• in the Latin alphabet: ains, twai, þreis, fidwor, fimf, saíhs, sibun, ahtau, niun, taíhun

[edit] Gothic, Crimean

• in the Latin alphabet: ene, tua, tria, fyder, fyuf, seis, sevene, athe, nyne, thiine

[edit] Greek, Attic

ἙΙΣ, ΔΎΩ, ΤΡΕΙΣ, ΤΈΤΤΑΡΕΣ, ΠΈΝΤΕ, ἝΞ, ἙΠΤΆ, ΟΚΤΏ, ΕΝΝΈΑ, ΔΈΚΑ

• in the Latin alphabet: heis, dýō, treis, téttares, pénte, héks, heptá, oktṓ, ennéa, déka

[edit] Greek, Demotic

ένα, δύο, τρία, τέσσερα, πέντε, έξι, εφτά, οχτώ, εννέα, δέκα

• in the Latin alphabet:
  • United Nations orthography: éna, dýo, tría, téssera, pénte, éxi, eftá, ochtó, ennéa, déka
  • United States orthography: éna, dhío, tría, téssera, péde, éxi, eftá, ohtó, ennéa, dhéka

[edit] Haitian Creole

en, de, twa, kat, sink, sis, sèt, wit, nèf, dis.

[edit] Hawaiian

ʻe-kahi, ʻe-lua, ʻe-kolu, ʻe-hā, ʻe-lima, ʻe-ono, ʻe-hiku, ʻe-walu, ʻe-iwa, ʻumi

[edit] Hawaiian, Kauaʻi-Niʻihau

ʻe-tahi, ʻe-lua, ʻe-tolu, ʻe-hā, ʻe-lima, ʻe-ono, ʻe-hitu, ʻe-walu, ʻe-iwa, ʻumi

[edit] Hebrew

אַחַת, שְׁתַּיִם, שְׁלוֹשָׁה, אַרְבָּעָה, חֲמִשָּׁה, שִׁשָּׁה, שִׁבְעָה, שְׁמוֹנָה, תִּשְׁעָה, עֲשָׂרָה

• in the Latin alphabet
  • in Tiberian vocalisation: ʼaḥaṯ, štáyim, šəlôšāh, ʼarbāʻāh, ḥămiššāh, šiššāh, šiḇʻāh, šəmônāh, tišʻāh, ʻăśārāh
  • in Standard Hebrew: aḥat, štáyim, šəloša, arbaʻa, ḥamišša, šišša, šivʻa, šəmona, tišʻa, ʻasara
  • in Israeli Hebrew: achat, shtaim, shlosha, arba'a, chamisha, shisha, shiv'a, shmona, tish'a, asara
• in the International Phonetic Alphabet
  • in Tiberian vocalisation: ʔa.ħaθ, ˈʃt̪aː.jim, ʃə.ˌloː.ˈʃɔː, ʔaɾ.ˌbɔː.ˈʕɔː, ħa.ˌmiʃ.ˈʃɔː, ʃiʃ.ˈʃɔː, ʃiβ.ˈʕɔː, ʃə.ˌmoː.ˈn̪ɔː, t̪iʃ.ˈʕɔː, ʕa.ˌɬɔː.ˈɾɔː
  • in Temani Hebrew: ʔa.ħaθ, ˈʃt̪aː.jim, ʃa.loː.ˈʃɔː, ʔar.bɔː.ˈʕɔː, ħa.miʃ.ˈʃɔː, ʃiʃ.ˈʃɔː, ʃib.ˈʕɔː, ʃa.moː.ˈn̪ɔː, t̪iʃ.ˈʕɔː, ʕa.sɔː.ˈrɔː
  • in Sephardi Hebrew: a.ħat̪, ˈʃt̪a.jim, ʃə.lo.ˈʃɔ, ar.bɔ.ˈʕɔ, ħa.mi.ˈʃɔ, ʃi.ˈʃɔ, ʃiv.ˈʕɔ, ʃə.mo.ˈn̪ɔ, t̪iʃ.ˈʕɔ, ʕa.sɔ.ˈrɔ
  • in Ashkenazi Hebrew: ɑ.χɑs, ˈʃtɑ.jɪm, ʃlɔw.ˈʃɔ, ɑʀ.bɔ.ˈɔ, χɑ.mɪ.ˈʃɔ, ʃɪ.ˈʃɔ, ʃɪ.ˈvɔ, ʃmɔw.ˈnɔ, ti.ˈʃɔ, ɑ.sɔ.ˈʀɔ
  • in Standard Hebrew: a.ħat, ˈʃta.jim, ʃə.lo.ˈʃa, ar.ba.ˈʕa, ħa.miʃ.ˈʃa, ʃiʃ.ˈʃa, ʃiv.ˈʕa, ʃə.mo.ˈna, tiʃ.ˈʕa, ʕa.sa.ˈra
  • in Israeli Hebrew: a.χat, ˈʃta.im, ˈʃlo.ʃa, aʁ.ba.ˈa, χa.mi.ˈʃa, ʃi.ˈʃa, ʃiv.ˈa, ʃmo.ˈna, tiʃ.ˈa, a.sa.ˈʁa

[edit] Proto-Hellenic

• hems, *duwo, *treies, *kwetwores, *hweks, *hepta, *oktō, *ennewa, *deka

[edit] Hrvatski

jedan, dva, tri, četiri, pet, šest, sedam, osam, devet, deset

[edit] Hungarian

egy, kettő, három, négy, öt, hat, hét, nyolc, kilenc, tíz

[edit] Icelandic, Old

einn, tueir, þrír, fiórer, fimm, sex, siau, átta, nío, tío

[edit] Icelandic

einn/ein/eitt, tveir/tvær/tvö, þrír/þrjár/þrjú, fjórir/fjórar/fjögur, fimm, sex, sjö, átta, níu, tíu

[edit] Ido

un, du, tri, quar, kin, sis, sep, ok, non, dek

[edit] Proto-Indo-European

 *oinos/*oiwos/*oikos/*sems, *duwou, *treies, *kʷetwores, *peŋkʷe, *sweḱs, *septṃ, *oḱtou, *newṇ, *deḱṃt

[edit] Indonesian

satu, dua, tiga, empat, lima, enam, tujuh, delapan, sembilan, sepuluh

[edit] Interlingua

un, duo, tres, quatro, cinque, sex, septe, octo, nove, dece

[edit] Inuktitut

atausiq, malruk, piŋasut, sitamat, tallimat, arvinilik, aypak, piŋasunik, quliŋiluat, qulit

[edit] Iraqi Arabic

واحد، ثنان، ثلاثة، أربعة، خمسة، ستّة، سبعة، ثمانية، تسعة، عشرة

• in the Latin alphabet: wāḥid, ṯinayn, ṯilāṯa, ʼarbaʻa, ḫamsa, sitta, sabʻa, ṯimānya, tisʻa, ʻašra

[edit] Irish, Old

óen-, dáu, trí, ceṫir, cóic, sé, seċt, oċt, noí, deiċ

[edit] Irish

aon, dó, trí, ceathair, cúig, sé, seacht, ocht, naoi, deich

[edit] Istro-Romanian

ur, doi, trei, påtru, ținț, șåse, șåpte, opt/osan, devet, deset/zåțe

[edit] Italian

uno, due, tre, quattro, cinque, sei, sette, otto, nove, dieci

[edit] Jamska

ein, tvo, tri, fyyr, fem, seks, sju, åått, ni, ti

[edit] Japanese

Further information: Japanese numerals

[edit] Kun'yomi (Japanese reading)

• in Kanji: 一つ、二つ、三つ、四つ、五つ、六つ、七つ、八つ、九つ、十
• in Hiragana: ひとつ、ふたつ、みっつ、よっつ、いつつ、むっつ、ななつ、やっつ、ここのつ、とお
• in Katakana: ヒトツ、フタツ、ミッツ、ヨッツ、イツツ、ムッツ、ナナツ、ヤッツ、ココノツ、トオ
• in the Latin alphabet
  • in Kunrei-shiki: hitotu, hutatu, mittu, yottu, itutu, muttu, nanatu, yattu, kokonotu, tô
  • in Hepburn: hitotsu, futatsu, mittsu, yottsu, itsutsu, muttsu, nanatsu, yattsu, kokonotsu, tō

[edit] On'yomi (Sino-Japanese reading)

• in Kanji: 一、二、三、四、五、六、七、八、九、十

daiji (modern form): 壱、弐、参、四、五、六、七、八、九、拾

daiji (obsolete form): 壹、貳、參、肆、伍、陸、柒 (or 漆)、捌、玖、拾

• in Hiragana: いち、に、さん、し/よん、ご、ろく、しち/なな、はち、きゅう、じゅう
• in Katakana: イチ、ニ、サン、シ、ゴ、ロク、シチ、ハチ、キュウ、ジュウ
• in the Latin alphabet
  • in Kunrei-shiki: iti, ni, san, si, go, roku, siti, hati, kyû, zyû
  • in Hepburn: ichi, ni, san, shi, go, roku, shichi, hachi, kyū, jū

[edit] Jèrriais

ieune, deux, trais, quat', chînq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dgix

[edit] Kalaallisut

ataaseq, marluk, pingasut, sisamat, tallimat, arfinillit, arfineq, marluk, arfineq, pingasut, qulingiluat, qulit

[edit] Karelian

yksi, kakši, kolmi, ńeľľä, viisi, kuuši, šeiččemen, kahekšan, yhekšän, kymmenen

[edit] Karelian, Olonets

üksi, kaksi, kolme, ńelli, viizi, kuuzi, seiččie, kaheksa, ükeksä, kümmene

[edit] Kazakh

bir, yeki, uş, tort, bes, alti, jetti, segiz, toğiz, on

[edit] Kentish, Old

án, twá, þrío, fíower, fíf/víf, siox, siofun, eahta, niogan/neogan, tén/téon

[edit] Khalaj Turkish

bii, äkki, üüç, töört, beeş, alta, yeetti, säkkiz, toqquz, oon

[edit] Klingon

wa', cha', wej, loS, vagh, jav, Soch, chorgh, Hut, wa'maH

[edit] Korean

하나 둘 셋 넷 다섯 여섯 일곱 여덟 아홉 열

• in the Latin alphabet: hana, dul, set, net, daseot, yeoseot, ilgop, yeodeol, ahop, yeol

[edit] Sino-Korean

일 이 삼 사 오 육 칠 팔 구 십

• in the Latin alphabet: il, i, sam, sa, o, yuk, chil, bal, gu, ship

[edit] Kurdish

yek, dû, sê, çar, pênc, şeş, heft, heşt, neh, deh

[edit] Kyrgyz

бир, эки, үч, төрт, беш, алты, жети, сегиз, тогуз, он

• in the Latin alphabet: bir, eki, üč, tört, beš, alty, ğeti, segiz, toguz, on

[edit] Ladin

un, doi, trëi, cater, cinc, síes, set, òt, nuéf, díesc

[edit] Ladino

אוּנוּ, דוֹ, טְרֵי, קוּאַטְרוּ, סִינְקוּ, סֵיש, סִייֵּטִי, אוֹג׳וּ, מוּאֵיוִי, דִייֵּס

• in the Latin alphabet: unu, do, tre, cuatru, sincu, sex, sieti, ochu, muevi, dies

[edit] Languedocien

un, dos, tres, quatre, cinc, sièis, sèt, uèch, nòu, dètz

[edit] Lao language

Nueng,Song,Saam,Sii,Haa,Hok,Chet,Bpaet,Gao,Sip.

[edit] Latgalian

vīns, div, treis, četri, pīci, seši, septeni, ostoni, deveni, desmit

[edit] Latin, Old

OENVS/OINVS, DVO, TRES, QVATVOR/QVATBOR, QVINQVE/QVENQVE, SEX, SEPTEM, OCTO, NEVEN, DECEM

[edit] Latin, Classical

VNVS, DVO, TRES, QVATTVOR, QVINQVE, SEX, SEPTEM, OCTO, NOVEM, DECEM

• modern transliteration: ūnus, duo, trēs, quattuor, quīnque, sex, septem, octō, novem, decem

[edit] Latin, Vulgar

VNO, DVOS/DVI, TRES, QVATTOR, CINQVE, SES, SEPTE, OCTO, NOVE, DECE

[edit] Latvian

viens, divi, trīs, četri, pieci, seši, septiņi, astoņi, deviņi, desmit

[edit] Lebanese Arabic

واحد، تنان، تلاتة، أربعة، خمسة، ستّة، سبعة، تمانة، تسعة، عشرة

• in the Latin alphabet: wāḥad, tnēn, tlēti, ʼarbʻa, ḫamsi, setti, sabʻa, tmēni, tesʻa, ʻašra

[edit] Ligurian

un, doì, trei, quattro, çinque, sei, sette, euttu, neuve, dexe

[edit] Limousin

un, dōū, trei, quātre, cin, siei, se, hue, nō, die

[edit] Lithuanian

vienas, du, trys, keturi, penki, šeši, septyni, aštuoni, devyni, dešimt

[edit] Livonian

ikš, kakš, kuolm, nēļa, vīž, kūž, seis, kādõks, īdõks, kim

[edit] Lojban

pa, re, ci, vo, mu, xa, ze, bi, so, pano

[edit] Lombard

vun, duu, trii, quatter, cinqu, sés, sètt, vòtt, noeuv, dés

[edit] Ludic

üks, kakš, kolme, njelj, viiš, kuuš, seittjšeme, kaheksa, üheksa, küme

[edit] Luxembourgish

eent, zwee, dräi, véier, fënnef, sechs, siwen, aacht, néng, zéng

[edit] Macedonian

еден, два, три, четири, пет, шест, седум, осум, девет, десет

• in the Latin alphabet: eden, dva, tri, četiri, pet, šest, sedum, osum, devet, deset

[edit] Malay

satu, dua, tiga, empat, lima, enam, tujuh, lapan, sembilan, sepuluh

[edit] Maltese

wieħed, tnejn, tlieta, erbgħa, ħamsa, sitta, sebgħa, tmienja, disgħa, għaxra

[edit] Mandarin

一, 二, 三, 四, 五, 六, 七, 八, 九, 十

• in Pinyin: yī, èr, sān, sì, wǔ, liù, qī, bā, jiǔ, shí

[edit] Manx

nane, jees, tree, kiore, queig, shey, shiaght, hoght, nuy, jeih

[edit] Maori

tahi, rua, toru, whā, rima, ono, whitu, waru, iwa, tekau

[edit] Marquesan (North)

e-tahi, e-ʻua, e-toʻū, e-hā, e-ʻima, e-ono, e-hitu, e-vaʻu, e-hiva, ʻonohuʻu

[edit] Marquesan (South)

e-tahi, e-ʻua, e-toʻū, e-fā, e-ʻima, e-ono, e-fitu, e-vaʻu, e-iva, ʻonofuʻu

[edit] Marshallese

juōn, ruo, jilu, emen, lalim, jiljino, jiljilimjuōn, rualitōk, ruatimjuōn, joñoul

[edit] Meänkieli

yks, kaks, kolme, neljä, viis, kuusi, seitemän, kaheksan, yheksän, kymmenen

[edit] Megleno-Romanian

unu, doi, trei, patru, ținți, șasi, șapti, uopt, nou, zeți

[edit] Mi'kmaq

newt, dabu, sist, neo, nan, asugom, eluigenik, ugolmochin, besgunadek, newtiskagh

[edit] Mirandese

un, dous, trés, quatro, cinco, seis, siête, uito, nuôbe, dieç

[edit] Moroccan Arabic

واحد، جوج، تلاتة، ربعة، خمسة، ستّة، سبعة، تمنية، تسعود، عشرة

• in the Latin alphabet: wāḥed, žūž, tlāta, ṛebʻa, ḫemsa, setta, sebʻa, tmenya, tesʻūd, ʻašara

[edit] Mozarabic

اُنُ، دُش، ترَاش، كوَترُ، جِنكُ، شَيش، شَابتَا، اُيتُ، *نُفَا، ديَاش

• in the Latin alphabet: uno, dox, trex, quatro, chinco, xaix, xebte, oito, *nofe, diex

[edit] Mycenaean

• in the Latin alphabet: eme, duwou/dwo, tris, qetoro, peqe, fhɛks, 7, 8, ennewo, 10

[edit] Nahuatl

cë, öme, ëyi, nähui, mäcuïlli, chicuacë, chicöme, chicuëyi, chiconähui, mahtlactli

[edit] Najdi Arabic

واحد، إتنين، تلاتة، أربعة، خمسة، ستّة، سبعة، تمنية، تسعة، عشرة

• in the Latin alphabet: wāḥid, itnīn, talāta, arbaʻa, ḫamsa, sitta, sabʻa, tamanya, tisʻa, ʻašara

[edit] Neapolitan

unë, rujë, tréië, quattë, cinghë, sèië, sèttë, òttë, nòvë, riécë

[edit] Norn

en, twa, tre, føre/få, 5, siks, 7, 8, ni, ti

[edit] Norse, Old

einn, tveir, þrír, fjórir, fimm, sex, sjau, átta, níu, tíu

[edit] Northumbrian, Old

án, twá, þrío, fíower, fíf, sex, seofu/siofu, æhto, níone, tén/téo/téa

[edit] Norwegian, Bokmål

en, to, tre, fire, fem, seks, sju, åtte, ni, ti

[edit] Norwegian, Nynorsk

ein, to, tre, fire, fem, seks, sju, åtte, ni, ti

[edit] Novial

un, du, tri, quar, sink, six, set, ot, nin, dek

[edit] Oscan

VINVS, DVS, TRIS, PETORA, POMPE-, *SEHS, *SEFTEN, *VHTO, *NVVEN, *DEKEN

[edit] Papiamentu

un, dos, tres, kuater, sinku, seis, shete, ocho, nuebe, djes

[edit] Pashto

yo, dwa, dre, salor or chalor, pinze or pinje, shpag or shpazh, uuwe, aate, ne, lass

[edit] Persian

یک، دو، سه، چهار، پنج، شش، هفت، هشت، نه، ده

In the Latin Alphabet: yek, doh, seh, chahar, panj, shash, haft, hasht, noh, dah

[edit] Pfaelzisch

oans, zwoa, drei, viare, fümpfe, sex, siem/sibm, åchde, nein, zehn/zéchen

[edit] Picard

in, deu, trouo, kat, chink, sis, siet, uit, neuf, dich

[edit] Piemontese

ün, dü, trè, quatr, sinc, sés, sèt, öt, nöu, dés

[edit] Plautdietsch

een, twee, dree, fea, fief, sass, säwen, acht, näajen, tian

[edit] Polish

jeden, dwa, trzy, cztery, pięć, sześć, siedem, osiem, dziewięć, dziesięć

[edit] Portuguese-Galician

um/ũ, dois/dous, tres, quatro, cinquo/cinque, seis, sete, oito/outo, nove, deç/dez/des

[edit] Portuguese

um, dois, três, quatro, cinco, seis, sete, oito, nove, dez

[edit] Proto-Brythonic

oino, dau, tri, petuar, pempe, hweh, seht, oht, nau, dek

[edit] Provençal

un, dos, tres, quatre, cinc, sièis, sèt, vuèch, nòu, dètz

[edit] Prussian, Old

aīns, dwāi, trijan, keturjāi, pēnkjāi, *usjai, *septīnjai, *astōnjai, *newīnjai, desīmtan

[edit] Quenya

in the Latin alphabet: minë, atta, neldë, canta, lempë, eñquë, otso, tolto, nertë, cainen

[edit] Romanian

unu, doi, trei, patru, cinci, șase, șapte, opt, nouă, zece

[edit] Romansh

in, dus, trais, quatter, tschintg, sis, set, otg, nov, diesch

[edit] Romani (Kalderash Vlax)

yekh, duy, trin, shtar, panz', shov, yeftá, oxtó, in'yá, desh

[edit] Russian

один, два, три, четыре, пять, шесть, семь, восемь, девять, десять

• in the Latin alphabet: odin, dva, tri, četyre, pjatʼ, šestʼ, semʼ, vosemʼ, devjatʼ, desjatʼ

[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":

• 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 (kanji) 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).

[edit] See also

• Common phrases in different languages

[edit] External links

• Numbers from 1 to 10 in over 5000 languages
• Learn Numbers in Several Languages
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• Number Systems of the World