Numbers in Tindi (Идараб мицци), a Northeast Caucasian language spoken in the southwest of Dagestan in the Russian Republic
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 0 | нол (nol) |
| 1 | себ (seb) |
| 2 | кІʼейа (k’eja) |
| 3 | лъабда (łabda) |
| 4 | боъойа (bo’oja) |
| 5 | иᴴштуйа (inštuja) |
| 6 | иᴴлІийа (intłija) |
| 7 | гьакьуйа (hatł’ija) |
| 8 | бикьийа (bitł’ija) |
| 9 | гьачІвайа (hač’vaja) |
| 10 | гьацІайа (hac’aja) |
| 11 | гьацІала себ (hac’aja seb) |
| 12 | гьацІала кІʼейа (hac’aja k’eja) |
| 13 | гьацІала лъабда (hac’aja łabda) |
| 14 | гьацІала боъойа (hac’aja bo’oja) |
| 15 | гьацІала иᴴштуйа (hac’aja inštuja) |
| 16 | гьацІала иᴴлІийа (hac’aja intłija) |
| 17 | гьацІала гьакьуйа (hac’aja hatł’ija) |
| 18 | гьацІала бикьийа (hac’aja bitł’ija) |
| 19 | гьацІала гьачІвайа (hac’aja hač’vaja) |
| 20 | кІʼа̄цІайа (k’āc’aja) |
| 30 | лъабацIа́йа (łabac’aja) |
| 40 | би́кьицIа (bitł’ic’a) |
| 50 | иᴴщвдацIа́йа (inššvdac’aja) |
| 60 | иᴴлiацiа́йа (inkiaciaja) |
| 70 | бикьацIа́чIо̄ (bitł’ac’ačō) |
| 80 | бикьацiа́йа (bitł’iaja) |
| 90 | гьачiвацiа́йа (hačivaciaja) |
| 100 | бегьаᴴда (behanda) |
| 1,000 | азарда (azarda) |
Some details provided by Jin Wei Hii
https://ids.clld.org/contributions/50
http://www.tsumada.ru/
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Information about Tindi | Numbers
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