How to count in Sora, a Munda language spoken mainly in Andhra Pradesh in northeast India.
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 1 | 𑃢𑃒𑃦𑃜 (aboy) |
| 2 | 𑃒𑃕𑃦 (bago) |
| 3 | 𑃜𑃕𑃤 (yagi) |
| 4 | 𑃥𑃙𑃠𑃤 (unji) |
| 5 | 𑃖𑃦𑃙𑃘𑃦𑃜 (monloy) |
| 6 | 𑃑𑃥𑃔𑃝𑃥 (tudru) |
| 7 | 𑃕𑃥𑃘𑃠𑃤 (gulji) |
| 8 | 𑃑𑃖𑃠𑃤 (tamji) |
| 9 | 𑃑𑃤𑃙𑃠𑃤 (tinji) |
| 10 | 𑃕𑃣𑃘𑃠𑃤 (gelji) |
| 11 | 𑃕𑃣𑃘𑃖𑃥𑃜 (gelmuy) |
| 12 | 𑃖𑃤𑃕𑃣𑃘 (migel) |
| 13 | 𑃖𑃤𑃕𑃣𑃘 𑃒𑃦𑃜 (migel boy) |
| 14 | 𑃖𑃤𑃕𑃣𑃘 𑃒𑃕𑃦 (migel bago) |
| 15 | 𑃖𑃤𑃕𑃣𑃘 𑃜𑃕𑃤 (migel yagi) |
| 16 | 𑃖𑃤𑃕𑃣𑃘 𑃥𑃙𑃠𑃤 (migel unji) |
| 17 | 𑃖𑃤𑃕𑃣𑃘 𑃖𑃦𑃙𑃘𑃦𑃜 (migel monloy) |
| 18 | 𑃖𑃤𑃕𑃣𑃘 𑃑𑃥𑃔𑃝𑃥 (migel tudru) |
| 19 | 𑃖𑃤𑃕𑃣𑃘 𑃕𑃥𑃘𑃠𑃤 (migel gulji) |
| 20 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 (bokuri) |
| 21 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃒𑃦𑃜 (bokuri boy) |
| 22 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃒𑃕𑃦 (bokuri bago) |
| 23 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃜𑃕𑃤 (bokuri yagi) |
| 24 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃥𑃙𑃠𑃤 (bokuri unji) |
| 25 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃖𑃦𑃙𑃘𑃦𑃜 (bokuri monloy) |
| 26 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃑𑃥𑃔𑃝𑃥 (bokuri tudru) |
| 27 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃕𑃥𑃘𑃠𑃤 (bokuri gulji) |
| 28 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃑𑃖𑃠𑃤 (bokuri tamji) |
| 29 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 (bokuri tamji) |
| 30 | 𑃒𑃦𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃑𑃤𑃙𑃠𑃤 (bokuri gelji) |
| 40 | 𑃒𑃕𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 (bagkuri) |
| 50 | 𑃒𑃕𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃕𑃣𑃘𑃠𑃤 (bagkuri gelji) |
| 60 | 𑃠𑃕𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 (jagkuri) |
| 70 | 𑃠𑃕𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃕𑃣𑃘𑃠𑃤 (jagkuri gelji) |
| 80 | 𑃥𑃙𑃠𑃤𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 (unjikuri) |
| 90 | 𑃥𑃙𑃠𑃤𑃟𑃥𑃝𑃤 𑃕𑃣𑃘𑃠𑃤 (unjikuri gelji) |
| 100 | 𑃒𑃕𑃐𑃦 (bagso) |
| 1,000 | 𑃕𑃘𑃠𑃤𑃐𑃦 (galjiso) 𑃒𑃦𑃖𑃝𑃤𑃡 (bomariñ) |
Source
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sora_language#Numerals
https://mpi-lingweb.shh.mpg.de/numeral/Sora.htm
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