Numbers in Aromanian

How to count in Aromanian (Armâneaşti), a Romance language spoken mainly in parts of Eastern Europe, particularly Greece and Albania.

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Numeral	Cardinal	Ordinal
1	unu [ˈu.nu], unâ (f)	protŭ
2	doi, doauã, dauâ	andoilu
3	trei	antreilu
4	patru	anpatrul
5	tsintsi	tsintsirlu
6	shasi, shase	shasirlu
7	shapti, shapte
8	optu	optul
9	nau, nauâ, noauã	noaurlu
10	dzatsi, dzatse, date
11	unãsprã(dzatsi)
12	dosprã(dzatsi)
13	tresprã(dzatsi)
14	pa(tru)sprã(dzatsi)
15	tsisprã-dzatsi, tsisprãdzatse
16	shasprãdzatsi, shasprãdzatse
17	shaptisprãdzatsi, shaptisprãdzatse
18	optusprã(dzatsi)
19	noauãsprãdzatsi
20	yinghits [ˈjiŋgʲit͡s]
21	yiyintsunã
22	yiyintsdoi
25	tsisprãyinghits
26	shasprãyinghits
27	shaptisprãyinghits
28	yiyintsoptu
29	noauãsprãyinghits
30	treidzãts
40	patrudzãts
50	tsindzãts
60	shaidzãts
70	shaptidzãts, shaptedzãts
80	opdzãts
90	noauãdzãts
100	sutã [ˈsu.tɨ/ˈsu.tə], tsentu [ˈt͡sen.tu], tsendu [ˈt͡sen.du]
1,000	njilji, njilje

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Links

Information about numbers in Aromanian
https://vlach.blogspot.com/
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Aromanian_numerals
http://www.dixionline.net/

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