Numbers in Elfdalian

How to count in Elfdalian (övdalsk), a North Germanic language spoken in central Sweden.

Key to abbreviations: m = masculine, f = feminine, n = neuter

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Numeral	Cardinal	Ordinal
0	noll
1	ien (m) įe (f) iett (n)	fuost
2	twer (m) twär (f) tau (n)	oðer
3	trair (m) trjär (f) tråi (n)	trið
4	fiuorer	fiuord
5	fem	femt
6	sjäks	sjäkst
7	sju	sjuund
8	åtta	åttund
9	niu	niund
10	tiu	tiund
11	ellåv	ellåpt elft
12	tolv	tolpt
13	trettǫ	trettund
14	fiuortǫ	fiuortund
15	femtǫ	femtund
16	sjäkstǫ	sjäkstund
17	sjuttjǫ	sjuttjund
18	åttjǫ	åttjund
19	nittjǫ	nittjund
20	tjugu	tjugund
21	tjuguien tjuguiett
22	tjugutwå twer-og-tjugu
23	tjugutri trair-og-tjugu
24	tjugufyra
25	tjugofem
26	tjugusjäks
27	tjugusju
28	tjuguåtta
29	tjuguniu
30	tretti	trettiund
40	fyrti	fyrtiund
50	femti	femtiund
60	sjäksti	sjäkstiund
70	sjutti	sjuttiund
80	åtti	åttiund
90	nitti	nittiund
100	iett undrað
200	twå undrað
300	tri undrað
400	fyr undrað
500	fem undrað
600	sjäks undrað
700	sju undrað
800	ått undrað
900	ni undrað
1,000	iett tusn
2,000	tvåtusen
3,000	tretusen
1 million	ien miliuon
1 billion	ien miliard

Source: http://älvdalsk.ordbok.gratis

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