Numbers in Hmar

How to count in Hmar, a Tibeto-Burman language spoken in northeast India.

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Numeral	Cardinal numbers	Ordinal numbers
1	pàkhàt	pàkhàt-ná
2	pàhnì	pàhnì-ná
3	pàthúm	pàthúm-ná
4	pàlí	pàlí-ná
5	pàŋá	pàŋá-ná
6	pàrùk	pàrùk-ná
7	pàsàri	pàsàri-ná
8	pàríet	pàríet-ná
9	pàkúo	pàkúo-ná
10	sòm	sòm-ná
11	sòm pàkhàt
12	sòm pàhnì
13	sòm pàthúm
14	sòm pàlí
15	sòm pàŋá
16	sòm pàrùk
17	sòm pàsàri
18	sòm pàríet
19	sòm pàkúo
20	sòmhnì
21	sòmhnì pàkhàt
22	sòmhnì pàhnì
23	sòmhnì pàthúm
24	sòmhnì pàlí
25	sòmhnì pàŋá
26	sòmhnì pàrùk
27	sòmhnì pàsàri
28	sòmhnì pàríet
29	sòmhnì pàkúo
30	sòmthúm
40	sòmlí
50	sòmngá
60	sòmrùk
70	sòmsàrì
80	sòmríet
90	sòmkúo
100	zà
1,000	sá:ŋ
100,000 (lakh)	núoi

Source: P.N. Dutta Baruah. Hmar Grammar. Central Institute of Indian Languages, Manasagangotri, Mysore – 1996.

Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl

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