Moklum numbers

How to count in Moklum, a variety of Tangsa, a Brahmaputran language spoken in northern Burma (Myanmar) and northeast India.

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Numeral	Cardinal	Ordinal
1	ashe	phang
2	ani	thongni
3	atom	thongtom
4	bali	bali
5	banga	banga
6	tharok	tharok
7	sanat
8	ashat
9	akhu
10	ashi, asi
11	ashi-ashe
12	ashi-anyi, asi ani
13	ashi atom, asi atom
14	ashi bali, asi bali
15	ashi banga, asi banga
16	ashi tharok, asi tharok
17	ashi sanat, asi sanat
18	ashi ashat, asi ashat
19	ashi akhu, asi akhu
20	rokni
21	rokni ashe
22	rokni ani
23	rokni atom
24	rokni bali
25	rokni banga
26	rokni tharok
27	rokni sanat
28	rokni ashat
29	rokni akhu
30	rok-tom
40	rok-bali
50	rok-banga
55	rok-banga banga
60	rok-tharok
70	rok-sanat
80	rok-ashat
90	rok-akhu
100	sha-she
110	sha-she ashi
1,000	hing-she
once	takshe, ling-she, ja-she
twice	ling-ni, ja-ni
thrice	ling-tom, ja-tom

Source: T. Ngemu. Moklum Language Guide. Shillong – 1997.

Information about Tangsa
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangsa_language
http://www.ethnologue.com/18/language/nst

Information provided by Wolfgang Kuhl

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Numbers in Brahmaputran languages

Khiamniungan, Kokborok, Muklom, Phom

Numbers in other languages

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