How to count in Gronings (Grunnegs, Grönnegs), a collection of Friso-Saxon dialects spoken in the Groningen, Drenthe and Friesland in the Netherlands.
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| Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ain(e) | eersterd |
| 2 | twij, tweie | twijd(erd), twijde, twijdes, aander |
| 3 | drij(e), dreie | daard, daarde(rt), daarders |
| 4 | vaaier, vaire, vare, vijer, voier | |
| 5 | vief, vuuf | viefde. viefte |
| 6 | zes, zesse | |
| 7 | zeuven | |
| 8 | aacht(e), acht | |
| 9 | negen | |
| 10 | tien(e) | |
| 11 | elf, elven | elfde, elfte |
| 12 | twaalf, twaalven, twoalf, twoalven | |
| 13 | dattien | |
| 14 | vattien, veertien, vittien | |
| 15 | vieftien | |
| 16 | zestien | |
| 17 | zeuventien | |
| 18 | aachttien | |
| 19 | negentien | |
| 20 | stieg(e), twinneg, twinteg | |
| 30 | daarteg, dareg, datteg | |
| 40 | fatteg, feerteg, vatteg | |
| 50 | fiefteg | |
| 60 | sesteg | |
| 70 | zeuventeg | |
| 80 | taachteg, achteg | |
| 90 | negenteg | |
| 100 | honderd | |
| 1000 | doezend |
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Information about counting in Gronings
https://nl.wikibooks.org/wiki/Gronings/Hoofdstuk_3
http://www.groningsonline.nl/
Information about Gronings | Numbers
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