How to count in Kharia (कोरकू), a Munda language spoken mainly in the India states of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Odisha.
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| Numeral | Cardinal numbers |
|---|---|
| 1 (१) | मोञ (mony) |
| 2 (२) | उबार (ubār) |
| 3 (३) | उ'फे (u'phe) |
| 4 (४) | इ'फोन (i'phon) |
| 5 (५) | मोलोय (moloy), मोलोए (moloe) |
| 6 (६) | टिबरू (ṭibru) |
| 7 (७) | थाम (tham) |
| 8 (८) | थोम (thom) |
| 9 (९) | थोमसिङ (thomsiṅg) |
| 10 (१०) | घोल (ghol) |
| 11 (११) | घोल मोञ (ghol mony) |
| 12 (१२) | घोल उबार (ghol ubār) |
| 13 (१३) | घोल उ'फे (ghol u'phe) |
| 14 (१४) | घोल इ'फोन (ghol i'phon) |
| 15 (१५) | घोल मोलोय (ghol moloy) |
| 16 (१६) | घोल टिबरू (ghol ṭibru) |
| 17 (१७) | घोल थाम (ghol tham) |
| 18 (१८) | घोल थोम (ghol thom) |
| 19 (१९) | घोल थोमसिङ (ghol thomsiṅg) |
| 20 (१०) | एकड़ी (ekṛī) |
| 21 (११) | एकड़ी मोञ (ekṛī mony) |
| 22 (१२) | एकड़ी उबार (ekṛī ubār) |
| 23 (१३) | एकड़ी उ'फे (ekṛī u'phe) |
| 24 (१४) | एकड़ी इ'फोन (ekṛī i'phon) |
| 25 (१५) | एकड़ी मोलोय (ekṛī moloy) |
| 26 (१६) | एकड़ी टिबरू (ekṛī ṭibru) |
| 27 (१७) | एकड़ी थाम (ekṛī tham) |
| 28 (१८) | एकड़ी थोम (ekṛī thom) |
| 29 (१९) | एकड़ी थोमसिङ (ekṛī thomsiṅg) |
| 30 (३०) | इकड़ी घोल (ikṛī ghol) |
| 40 (४०0 | उबर एकड़ी (ubar ekṛī) |
| 50 (५०0 | उबर एकड़ी घोल (ubar ekṛī ghol) |
| 60 (६०) | उ'फे एकड़ी (u'phe ekṛī) |
| 70 (७०) | उ'फे एकड़ी घोल (u'phe ekṛī ghol) |
| 80 (८०) | इ'फोन एकड़ी (i’phon ekṛī) |
| 90 (९०) | इ'फोन इकड़ी घोल (i’phon ikṛī ghol) |
| 100 (१००) | मोनसै (monsai) |
| 1,000 (१,०००) | मोञ हजर (mony hajar) |
Information about Kharia | Numbers
Sources: https://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/channumerals/Kharia.htm
https://countbylanguage.github.io/austroasiatic/kharia.html
If you would like to make any corrections or additions to this page, or if you can provide recordings, please contact me.
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