How to count in Ushoji (اُݜوجو), an Eastern Dardic language spoken in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province in northwest Pakistan.
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 1 (۱) | (ik) اِیۡک |
| 2 (۲) | (du) دُو |
| 3 (۳) | (če) چِے |
| 4 (۴) | (čar) چَر |
| 5 (۵) | (phuš) پھُش |
| 6 (۶) | (ša) شَا |
| 7 (۷) | (saṭ) سَاٹ |
| 8 (۸) | (aṭ) آٹ |
| 9 (۹) | (nʿo) نِیُو |
| 10 (۱۰) | (de) دِے |
| 20 (۲۰) | (biey) بِئے |
| 100 (۱۰۰) | (sat) سَاٹ |
| 1,000 (۱۰۰۰ ) | (zar) زَرۡ |
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Information about Ushoji numbers and numerals
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ushoji_language#Numerals
Information about Ushoji | Numbers
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