Details of how to count in Urum (Урум) a Kypchak Turkic language spoken in southeastern Ukraine and central Georgia.
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| Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | нул (nul) [nul] | |
| 1 | бир (bir) [bir] | бирынджи (biryndži) |
| 2 | iqi [iqi] | iqyndži |
| 3 | üč [ytʃ] | üčündži |
| 4 | dürt [dœrt] | |
| 5 | beš [beʃ] | |
| 6 | alti [alti] | |
| 7 | eddi [eddi] | |
| 8 | säqkiz [sæqkiz] | |
| 9 | doqkuz [doqkuz] | |
| 10 | on [on] | |
| 11 | onбир | |
| 12 | oniqi | |
| 13 | onuš | |
| 14 | ondürt | |
| 15 | onbeš | |
| 16 | onalti | |
| 17 | oneddi | |
| 18 | onsäqkiz | |
| 19 | ondoxkuz | |
| 20 | igirmi | |
| 21 | igirmi bir | |
| 22 | igirmi iqi | |
| 23 | igirmi üč | |
| 24 | igirmi dürt | |
| 25 | igirmi beš | |
| 26 | igirmi alti | |
| 27 | igirmi eddi | |
| 28 | igirmi säqkiz | |
| 29 | igirmi doxkuz | |
| 30 | ottuz [ottuz] | |
| 40 | ğırh [ɣɯrx] | |
| 50 | älli [ælli] | |
| 60 | altmıš [altmɯʃ] | |
| 70 | etmıš [etmɯʃ] | |
| 80 | säksän [sæksæn] | |
| 90 | dohsan [doxsan] | |
| 100 | yuz [yuz] | |
| 1,000 | bin [bin] |
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Source: https://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/čannumerals/Urum.htm
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