Appendix:Numerals in various languages

The following tables list the cardinal number names and symbols for the numbers 0 through 10 in various languages and scripts of the world. Where possible, each language's native writing system is used, along with transliterations where applicable.

Language families of Eurasia and North Africa (excluding Eskaleut and Yeniseian)

Afroasiatic languages

• Appendix:Numerals in Afroasiatic languages

Ainu languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Ainu (adnominal)		シネ sine	トゥ tu	レ re	イネ ine	アシㇰネ asikne	イワン iwan	アㇻワン arwan	トゥペサン tupesan	シネペサン sinepesan	ワン wan
Ainu (counting)		sinep	tup	rep	ínep	asik	iwan	arwan	tupes	sinepes	wanpe
Kuril		шинепь	тупь	непь	инепь	ашинепь	отьвампь	аравампь	тумисампе	шинимисампе	оампе
Kamchatkan Kuril		синепь	тупь	репь	инепь	азикь	ивань	арвамь	тубись	синепись	уупись

Andamanese language families

Ongan languages
Language	1	2	3
Jarawa	wəyə	nayə	kaŋ itəjile
Onge	-i-uaiya	-i-naɡa	-i-rejidda

Austroasiatic languages

Aslian languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Cheq Wong		nãy	ber	pɛd	pan	limãʔ	ʔənãm	tud͡ʒoh/tuɟoh	lapan	səmilan	səpuluh
Semai		nanəʔ	naːr	niːʔ	ʔm̩pat	limaːʔ	naːm	tuɟoh	lapaːn	smilaːn	spuloh
Semelai		muy	duwaʔ	hmpɛʔ	hmpon	məsɔŋ	ʔnam pruʔ	tud͡ʒuh tmpɔh	lapan kitwit	smilan kantim	səpuluh kumai
Semaq Beri (eastern Terengganu)		muy	hmar	hmpɛʔ	hmpon	msɔŋ	ənam	tud͡ʒuh	lapan	səmbilan	muy puluh
Bahnaric languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Bahnar		môñh /moːɲ/	ʼbal /ʔbaːr/	pêng /peːŋ/	puăn /pwan/	pơʼdăm /pəʔdam/	tơdrâu /tədrəw/	tơpơh /təpəh/	tơhngam /təhŋaːm/	tơsĭn /təsin/	jĭt /(miɲ) ɟĭt/
Cua		muːiʔ	vaːl	pe	poːt	dap	drəu	pəh	tʰəːm	siːt	kɨ̆l
Sedang		moːj	peˤa	paˤj	puˤn	pətaˤam	tədraˤw	təpah	təheˤam	tət͡ʃin	(moːj) t͡ʃat
Jru'		muj	bər	pɛ	puan	sʌŋ	trăw	pʌh	tʰam	cin	cĕt
Katuic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Kuy		mɯ̤ːy	ɓaːr	pay	pɐːn	sɐːŋ	tɘpɞ̤t	tɘpɤ̤ːl	tɘkɯ̤ɐl	tɘkeːh	mɘcɜ
Upper Ta'Oi		mo̰ːj	ba̰ːr	pɛ̰ː	pṵᵃn	sɔːŋ	tapat	tapoːl	takɔ̰ːl	takḭᵃɕ	maᶮcit
Khasi-Palaungic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Khasi		wei [wej] shi [ʃi]	ar [ʔaːr]	lai [laːj]	saw [saːo]	san [san]	hynriew [hnriːu]	hynñiew [hnɲeu]	phra [pʰra]	khyndai [kʰndaj]	(shi)phew [(ʃi) pʰeːu]
War (Nongbareh)		miː ʃi	ʔũə	laː	riːa	ran	tʰroːu	hntʰlaː	hmpʔũə	hnʃʔaː	(ʃi) pʰuːa
Palé Palaung		ʔu	ʔa	ʔoi	pʰuan	pʰan	dɔ	bɤu	da	dim	ɡʌ
Riang Lai (Yinchia)		hɔ⁴⁴	ɡɑ³³ ʔar⁴⁴	ɡɑ³³ wai⁴⁴	ɡɑ³³ bon⁴⁴	kʰan⁴⁴	doal³⁵	dɑ³³ bul⁴⁴	bɤr³³ daʔ⁴⁴	dim³⁵	sɑ³³ ɡɔl⁴⁴
Danau		ʔɑʔ	ʔɛ̀ɴ	ʔùi	pɯ̀ɴ	tʰòɴ	túɴ	pɐʔ	sɛ̀ɴ	sɑ̀ɴ	mə-cìɴ
Palauk Wa		tiʔ	ra	loe	pon	pʰuan	lia	alia	daiʔ	dim	kao
Awa		tʰɛiˀ	rɑ	luɛ	pon	pʰuɑn	liɯh	ˀɑ liɯh	si tɛˀ	si tem	kɔ
Lamet		mʊʊj	ləˀáa	ləˀooj	poon	pʰan	taal	puul	taˀ	tiim	kéel
Hu (Angku)		a mɔ³¹	ka a³³	ka oi³¹	a pʰon³¹	pa θan³⁵	ń̩tʰɔl³³	ń̩tʰil³³	ma tʰa³¹	ma ŋɔm³¹	ma ŋ̩́kit³¹
Blang		tiʔ³¹	lal³⁵	loi³⁵	pun³⁵	pʰɔn³⁵	lel̥³³	ʔa³¹ka³³¹lel̥³³	xɔŋ³¹tiˀ³¹	kaˀ³¹ tim³⁵	kul³³
Bit (Psing)		mooc	buər
Bumang		lu²⁴	bɯa²⁴	pia²⁴	pɔn⁵⁵	səŋ⁵⁵	hok²⁴	tset²⁴	pɛt²⁴	kău¹²	sip²⁴
Khmer languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Old Khmer		moy ~ mvāy /moːy/ ~ /muːəy/	ver ~ vyar /beːr/ ~ /biːər/	pi /ɓiː/	pon ~ pvan /ɓoːn/ ~ /ɓuːən/	praṃ /pram/	praṃ moy ~ praṃ mvāy	praṃ ver ~ praṃ vyar	praṃ pi	praṃ pon ~ praṃ pvan	tap /ɗɔp/
Khmer	០ សូន្យ (soun)	១ មួយ (muəy)	២ ពីរ (pii)	៣ បី (bəy)	៤ បួន (buən)	៥ ប្រាំ (pram)	៦ ប្រាំមួយ (pram muəy)	៧ ប្រាំពីរ (pram pii)	៨ ប្រាំបី (pram bəy)	៩ ប្រាំបួន (pram buən)	១០ ដប់ (dɑp)
Northern Khmer (Surin)		mʊːy	piːr	bɛy	bʊːn	pram	prammʊːy	prampil	prambɛy	prambʊːn	dɒp
Khmuic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Khmu		muːj	baːr	peʔ	puon	pʰuoŋ	toːl	kul	tiː	katɕ	kan
Ơ Đu		dəəj	baar	pɛj	pan	sɔɔŋ	tuul	kyguul	kntɛj	kndrooŋ	kngool
Mlabri		mɔy	bær̃	pæˀ	pon	tʰəŋ	tal	ɡul	tiˀ	ɡaiš	ɡal
Mang language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Mang		mak⁵⁵	ʑɯa⁵¹	pe⁵¹	pon¹¹	han⁵¹	ɣɔm⁵¹	tɐm³¹-py⁵⁵	tɐm³¹-ham¹¹	tɐm³¹-θin⁵¹	ɡi³¹ (mɛ⁵⁵)
Monic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Mon	၀ သုည	၁ မွဲ /mòa/	၂ ၜါ /ba/	၃ ပိ /pɔeˀ/	၄ ပန် /pɔn/	၅ မသုန် /pəsɔn/	၆ တရဴ /kərao/	၇ ထပှ် /həpɔh/	၈ ဒတံ /həcam/	၉ ဒစိတ် /həcit/	၁၀ စှ် /cɔh/
Nyah Kur		mùəy	ɓaar	piiʔ	pan	chuun	traw	mpɔh	ɲcaam	ɲciit	cas
Munda languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Kharia		mõɲ	ubar	uafe	eafɔn	mɔlɔy	tibru	tʰam	tʰɔm	tʰɔmsiŋ	gʰɔl
Mundari		मियद miyad	बारिया baria	आपिया apiya	उपनिआ upuniya	मोड़ेया monreya	तुरिया turia	एया eya	इरलिया iriliya	आरेया ereya	गेलेया geleya
Santali		mitˀ	bar	pɛ	pon	mɔ̃ɽɛ̃	turui	eae	irəl	arɛ	gɛl
Sora		əboi	baɡɡu	jaɡi	ʊndʒi	monloi	tudru	ɡuldʒi	tamdʒi	tindʒi	ɡaldʒi
Nicobarese languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Car		heŋ ~ hɛŋ ~ hɛːŋ kaˈhoˑk ~ kaˈhuk	nɛːt ~ ʔɑnɛːt	luˑj	fɛˑn	tɑˈnɨj	tɑˈfuˑl	sɑt	ˈhɛvhərɛ ~ ˈhɛˑhərɛ	mɑˈcuhtərɛ ~ mɑˈcuˑtərɛ	heŋ ʔɑˈnɑˑj siˑn ~ sɤm
Nancowry		xiˑəŋ	ʔɑ̃ː	luˑəj	fuˑɑn	t̪ɑːnɑˑj	t̪ɑfuˑə	ʔisɑˑt	ʔinfuˑɑn	xeˑɑŋxɑt̪ə	səˑm
Chaura		hiəŋ	ɛ̃ː	ɾoic	fɛːn	t̪aːɛ	t̪əfuːəl	isat̪	ənfɛːn	kəlʔɛːn	sɔm
Shompen		heng	àu	luge	fuat	taiṅ	lagàu	aiṅ	towe	lungi	teya
Pakanic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Bolyu		mə³³	bi⁵⁵	paːi⁵⁵	puːn⁵³	me³¹	piu⁵³	pai⁵⁵	saːm⁵³	ɕən⁵³	maːn³³
Bugan		bɔ⁵⁵/mə⁵⁵	biɔ³¹/bi³¹	mtse³¹	pau³³	mi³³	pi̠o̠³³	po̠u̠³¹	sã³³	ɕi³³	mã³¹
Pearic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Pear (1941)		muəj	piər̃	paj	paon	prăm	prăm muəj	prăm piər̃	prăm paj	prăm paon	dɑp
Chong (Western)		mo̤oˀj	pʰa̤aˀj	pʰeeˀw	pʰooˀn	pʰram	katɔɔŋ	kanṳuj	katii	kacha̤aj	ra̤aj
Somray		mṳuj	pa̤ar	pʰa̤j	pʰo̤on	pram	kruuŋ	kʰnuul	kətii	kɤnsaar	raaj
Vietic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Proto-Vietic		*moːc	*haːr	*paː	*poːnʔ	*ɗam	*p-ruːʔ	*pəs	*saːmʔ	*ciːnʔ	*maːl *ɟuːk
Thavung (Aheu)		mɔːc¹¹	haːl⁵⁵	paː⁵⁵	poːn⁵³ˀ	ɗam⁵⁵	pʰaluʔ⁵⁵	pih⁵⁵	saːm⁵³ˀ	ciːn⁵³ˀ	sip⁵⁵
Mường		môch moc¹¹	hal haːl⁵⁵	pa pa⁵⁵	pổn pon²¹ˀ	đăm ˀdam⁵⁵	khảu kʰaw²¹ˀ	páy paj²²	thảm tʰaːm²¹ˀ	chỉn cin²¹ˀ	mườl mɨəl²⁵
Vietnamese	空 không	𠬠 một mot²¹	𠄩 hai haːj³³	𠀧 ba baː³³	𦊚 bốn bon⁴⁵	𠄼 năm nam³³	𦒹 sáu saw⁴⁵	𦉱 bảy baj³¹²	𠔭 tám taːm⁴⁵	𠃩 chín cin⁴⁵	𨒒 mười mɨəj²¹ chục (tenth)
Sino-Vietnamese	零 linh	一 nhất	二 nhị 兩 lưỡng	三 tam	四 tứ	五 ngũ	六 lục	七 thất	八 bát	九 cửu	十 thập

Austronesian and Kra-Dai languages

• Appendix:Numerals in Austronesian and Kra-Dai languages

Caucasian language families

Kartvelian languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Old Georgian		ერთი (erti)	ორი (ori)	სამი (sami)	ოთხი (otxi)	ხუთი (xuti)	ექუსი (ekusi)	შჳდი (šwidi)	რვაჲ (rvay)	ცხრაჲ (cxray)	ათი (ati)
Georgian	ნული (nuli)	ერთი (erti) [ɛrt.i]	ორი (ori) [ɔr.i]	სამი (sami) [sɑm.i]	ოთხი (otxi) [ɔtχ.i]	ხუთი (xuti) [χut.i]	ექვსი (ekvsi) [ɛkvs.i]	შვიდი (švidi) [ʃvid.i]	რვა (rva) [rvɑ]	ცხრა (cxra) [tsχrɑ]	ათი (ati) [ɑt.i]
Laz		არ (ar) [ɑɼ]	ჟურ (jur) [ʒuɼ]	სუმ (sum) [sum]	ოთხო (otxo) [ɔtxɔ]	ხუთი (xuti) [xut]	აში (aşi) [ɑʃi]	შქით (şkit) [ʃkit]	ოვრო (ovro) [ɔɣrɔ]	ჩხორო (çxoro) [t͡ʃɔɣrɔ]	ვით (vit) [vit]
Mingrelian		ართი (arti) [ɑrt.i] აკა (aḳa) [ɑk’ɑ]	ჟირი (žiri) [ʒir.i]	სუმი (sumi) [sum.i]	ოთხი (otxi) [ɔtχ.i]	ხუთი (xuti) [χut.i]	ამშვი (amšvi) [ɑmʃv.i]	შქვითი (škviti) [ʃkvit.i]	(ბ)რუო ((b)ruo) [(b)ruɔ]	ჩხორო (čxoro) [tʃχɔrɔ]	ვითი (viti) [vit.i]
Svan		ეშხუ (ešxu) [ɛʃχu]	ჲორი (yori) [jɔr.i]	სემი (semi) [sɛm.i]	უ̂ოშთხუ̂ (ûoštxû) [wɔʃtχw]	უ̂ოხუ̂იშდ (ûoxûišd) [wɔχwiʃd]	უსგუ̂ა (usgûa) [usgwɑ]	იშგუ̂იდ (išgûid) [iʃgwid]	არა (ara) [ɑrɑ]	ჩხარა (čxara) [tʃχɑrɑ]	ჲეშდ (yešd) [jɛʃd]
Northeast Caucasian languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Andi		se.b	tʃ’e.ɡu	ɬob.ɡu	boɢo.ɡu	inʃːdu.ɡu	ontɬi.ɡu	hotɬ’u.ɡu	bijtɬ’ai.ɡu	hotʃ’o.ɡu	hots’o.ɡu
Chamalal		se.b	etʃ’i.dɑ	ɬɑɬɑ.dɑ	boʔu.dɑ	ĩsːu.dɑ	ɑnt͡ɬi.dɑ	ɑnt͡ɬ’u.dɑ	bet͡ɬ’i.dɑ	ɑt͡ʃ’ːɑ.dɑ	ɑt͡s’ːɑ.dɑ
Avar		цо (co) [t͡sɔ]	кӏиго (kʼigo) [k’i.ɡɔ]	лъабго (lˢabgo) [ɬɑb.ɡɔ]	ункъо (unqxʼo) [unq’.ɔ]	щуго (ššugo) [ʃːu.ɡɔ]	анлъго (anlˢgo) [ɑnk͡ɬː.ɡɔ]	анкьго (ankkˡʼgo) [ɑnk͡ɬː’.ɡɔ]	микьго (mikkˡʼgo) [mik͡ɬː’.ɡɔ]	ичӏго (ičʼgo) [it͡ʃ:’.ɡɔ]	анцӏго (ancʼgo) [ɑnt͡s’.ɡɔ]
Tsez		sis	q’ˤɑno	ɬono	ujno	ɬeno	iɬno	ʕot͡ɬno	bit͡ɬno	ot͡ʃ’ino	ot͡s’ino
Bezhta	нол	гьонс [hõs]	къона [q’o-nɑ]	лъана [ɬɑ-nɑ]	оьнкъоьнаь [õːq’o-nɑ]	лъина [ɬi-nɑ]	илъна [iɬ-nɑ]	алӏна [ɑt͡ɬ-nɑ]	белӏна [bet͡ɬ-nɑ]	аьчӏена [ɑt͡ʃ’e-nɑ]	ацӏона [ɑt͡s’o-nɑ]
Hunzib		гьынс [hə̃s]	къану [q’an.u]	лъана [ɬa̞.na̞]	окъен [oq’e.n]	лъино [ɬi.no]	илъно [iɬ.no]	алӏно [ɑt͡ɬ.no]	белӏно [bet͡ɬ.no]	учӏин [ut͡ʃ’i.n]	ацӏын [ɑt͡s’ə.n]
Bats		цхьа [t͡sħɑ]	ши [ʃi]	кхо [qo]	дӏивъ [d-ʕivɦ]	пхи [pχi]	етх [jɛtχ]	ворлъ [vorɬ]	барлъ [bɑrɬ]	исс [isː]	итӏтӏ [itː’]
Chechen		цхьаъ [t͡sħɑ̰ʔ]	шиъ [ʃiʔ]	кхоъ [qɔʔ]	диъ [diʔ]	пхиъ [pχiʔ]	йалх [jalχ]	ворхӏ [ʋɔr̥]	бархӏ [bɑr̥]	исс [ʔisː]	итт [ʔitː]
Dargin (Gubden)	секӏал агар sek’al agar нол nol	ца ca	кӏел k’el	хӏябал ħaˤbal	авъал awʔal	шуел šuyel	урегал uregal	ерхӏел yerħel	гехӏел geħel	урчӏемал urč’emal	ецӏал yec’al
Dargin (Mekegi)	нул nul	ца ca	кӏвел k’ʷel	хӏябал ħaˤbal	авъал awʔal	швел šʷel	урегал uregal	йерхӏел yerħel	гахӏел gaħel	урчӏемал urč’emal	йецӏал yec’al
Dargin (Usisha)	нуль nulʲ	ца ca	кӏел k’el	гӏябал ʕaˤbal	агъал aɣal	хьал x̌al	уреккал urek̄al	йарал yaral	ккехӏел k̄eħel	урчӏемал urč’emal	йецӏал yec’al
Lak		t͡sɑ	k’i	ʃɑn	muq’	χχˤu	rɑχˤ	ɑrul	mɑˤj	urt͡ʃ’	ɑt͡s’
Khinalug		sɑ	k’u	pʃʷɑ	unʀ	pxu	zæk	jik’	ink’	joz	jæʕiz
Lezgian		сад (sad) [sɑd]	кьвед (q̇ved) [qʷ’ed]	пуд (pud) [pud]	кьуд (q̇ud) [q’ud]	вад (vad) [wɑd]	ругуд (rugud) [ruɡud]	ирид (irid) [irid]	муьжуьд (müžüd) [myʒyd]	кӏуьд (ḳüd) [k’yd]	цӏуд (c̣ud) [t͡s’ud]
Northwest Caucasian languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Ubykh		zɑ	t’qʷ’ɑ	ɕɑ	p’ɬ’ə	ʃχə	fə	blə	ʁʷɑ	bʁʲə	ʒʷə
Kabardian		зы [zə]	тӏу [t’əw]	щы [ɕə]	плӏы [p’ɬ’ə]	тху [txʷə]	хы [xə]	блы [bɮə]	и [jə]	бгъу [bʁʷə]	пщӏы [p’ɕ’ə]
Abkhaz		акы (akʼə) [ɑ.k’ə]	ҩба (jʷba) [jʷ.bɑ]	хԥа (xpa) [χ.pɑ]	ԥшьба (pšba) [pʃ.bɑ]	хәба (xʷba) [χʷ.bɑ]	фба (fba) [f.bɑ]	бжьба (bžba) [b(ə)ʒ.bɑ]	ааба (aaba) [ɑː.bɑ]	жәба (ẑʷba) [ʒʷ.bɑ]	жәаба (ẑʷaba) [ʒʷɑ.bɑ]

Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Proto-Chukotko-Kamchatkan		*qun	*ŋiðæq	*ŋəroq	*ŋəraq
Chukotkan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Alutor		ənnan	ŋitaq	ŋəruqqə	ŋəraqqə	məlləŋən	ənnanməlləŋən	ŋitaqməlləŋən	ŋəruqməlləŋən	ŋəraqməlləŋən	mənɣəkin
Chukchi		ыннэн ənnen	ӈирэӄ ŋireq (male speaker) ŋiceq (female speaker)	ӈыроӄ ŋəroq	ӈыраӄ ŋəraq	мэтԓыӈэн mətləŋen	ыннанмытԓыӈэн ənnanmətləŋen	ӈэръамытԓыӈэн ŋerʔamətləŋen	амӈырооткэн amŋərootken	ӄонъачгынкэн qonʔacəŋken	мынгыткэн mənɣətken
Koryak		ənnen	ŋəcceq	ŋəjoq	ŋəjaq	məlləŋen	ənnanməlləŋen	ŋəjaqməlləŋen	ŋəjoqməlləŋen	qonʲʀajcəŋken	mənɣətken
Kerek		ənnan	ŋitɕtɕaq	ŋijuq	ŋijaq	məlləŋi	ənnanməlləŋi	ŋitɕtɕaqməlləŋi	amŋjujutɕi	qunħajtɕiŋi	mnətɕitɕi
Kamchatkan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Itelmen (Western)		qniŋ	kasχ	c’oq	c’aq	kuvumnuk	kelvuk	etuktunuk	coʔoktunuk	caʔaktanak	tovassa

Dravidian languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Brahui	صفر	اسٹ [asiʈː]	ارٹ [iraʈː]	مسٹ [musiʈː]	چار [t͡ʃaːr]	پنچ [pant͡ʃ]	شش [ʃaʃ]	ہفت [ˀaft]	ہشت [ˀaʃt]	نو [noːˀ]	دَہ [daʔ]
Kurukh		ओंद (ond) [ond]	एँड़ (ẽṛ)/एंड (eṇḍ) [ẽːɽ]/[ẽːɖ]	मूंद (mūnd) [mũːd]	नाख़ (nāx) [naːk͡xʰ]	पंचे (pañce) [pant͡ʃe]	सोय (soy) [soj]	सय (say) [saːj]	अख़ (ax) [aːk͡xʰ]	नय (nay) [naːj]	दोय (doy) [doj]
Duruwa (Parji)		okut̪	uɾɖuk	muːnɖuk	naːluk	t͡ʃeɳɖuk	t͡ʃe	t͡ʃaːt̪	aːʈ	nʌu	d̪ʌs
Kannada	೦ ಸೊನ್ನೆ (sonne)	೧ ಒಂದು (ondu) [ont̪ʊ]	೨ ಎರಡು (eraḍu) [eradʊ]	೩ ಮೂರು (mūru) [mʊrʊ]	೪ ನಾಲ್ಕು (nālku) [nɑlkʊ]	೫ ಐದು (aidu) [aɪt̪ʊ]	೬ ಆರು (āru) [ɑrʊ]	೭ ಏಳು (ēḷu) [ɛl̥ʊ]	೮ ಎಂಟು (eṇṭu) [en̥ttʊ]	೯ ಒಂಬತ್ತು (ombattu) [onpat̪t̪ʊ]	೧೦ ಹತ್ತು (hattu) [hat̪t̪ʊ]
Malayalam	൦ പൂജ്യം (pūjyaṁ)	൧ ഒന്ന് (onnŭ) [on̪n̪ʉ]	൨ രണ്ട് (raṇṭŭ) [ɾɐɳɖʉ]	൩ മൂന്ന് (mūnnŭ) [mun̪n̪ʉ]	൪ നാല് (nālŭ) [n̪alʉ]	൫ അഞ്ച് (añcŭ) [ɐɲd͡ʒʉ]	൬ ആറ് (āṟŭ) [arʉ]	൭ ഏഴ് (ēḻŭ) [eʝʉ]	൮ എട്ട് (eṭṭŭ) [ɘʈːʉ]	൯ ഒൻപത് (oṉpatŭ)/ഒമ്പത് (ompatŭ) [ompɐd̪ʉ]	൰/൧൦ പത്ത് (pattŭ) [pɐt̪ːʉ]
Tamil	௦ சுழியம் (cuḻiyam)	௧ ஒன்று (oṉṟu) [ondru]	௨ இரண்டு (iraṇṭu) [irʌndu]	௩ மூன்று (mūṉṟu) [mũːndru]	௪ நான்கு (nāṉku) [nɑːngu]	௫ ஐந்து (aintu) [iʌind̪u]	௬ ஆறு (āṟu) [ɑːru]	௭ ஏழு (ēḻu) [eːlu]	௮ எட்டு (eṭṭu) [etːu]	௯ ஒன்பது (oṉpatu) [onbʌd̪u]	௰ பத்து (pattu) [pʌt̪ːu]
Telugu	౦ సున్న (sunna)	౧ ఒకటి (okaṭi) /okaʈi/	౨ రెండు (reṇḍu) /reɳɖu/	౩ మూడు (mūḍu) /muːɖu/	౪ నాలుగు (nālugu) /naːlugu/	౫ ఐదు (aidu) /aidu/	౬ ఆరు (āru) /aːru/	౭ ఏడు (ēḍu) /eːɖu/	౮ ఎనిమిది (enimidi) /enimidi/	౯ తొమ్మిది (tommidi) /tommidi/	౧౦ పది (padi) /padi/

Hmong–Mien languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Proto-Hmong-Mien (Ratliff 2010)		*ʔɨ	*ʔu̯i	*pjɔu	*plei	*pra	*kruk	*djuŋH	*jat	*N-ɟuə	*gju̯ɛp
Hmongic languages
Bahengic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Pa-Hng (Gundong)		ji¹	wa³⁵	po³⁵	ti³⁵	tja³⁵	tɕu⁵	tɕaŋ⁴	ji⁴²	ko³	ku⁴²
Hm Nai (Longhui)		i³⁵	ua³⁵	po³⁵	tsi³⁵	pia³⁵	tju⁵⁵	tɕa²¹	ɕi³¹	ko³³	kʰu³¹
West Hmongic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Nao Klao (Nandan)		i⁴²	uɔ⁴²	pei⁴²	tlja⁴²	ptsiu³³	tɕau³²	sɒ³¹	jou⁵⁴	tɕau²⁴	tɕau⁵⁴
Numao (Libo)		tɕy³³	yi³³	pa³³	tləu³³	pja³³	tjɤ⁴⁴	ɕoŋ³¹	ja³²	tɕɤ⁵⁵	tɕɤ³²
Nunu (Lingyun)		i⁵³	əu⁵³	pe⁵³	tɕa⁵³	pɤ⁵³	tɕu²³	ʂɔŋ²²	jo²²	tɕu³²	tɕu²²
Pu No (Du’an)		i⁴⁵⁴	aːɤ⁴⁵⁴	pe⁴⁵⁴	pla⁴⁵⁴	pu⁴⁵⁴	tɕu⁴²³	saŋ²¹²	jo⁴²	tɕu²²	tɕu⁴²
Dongnu (Qibainong)		i⁵⁵	au³³	pe³³	tɬa³³	pjo³³	ʈu⁴¹	sɔŋ²¹	ʑo²¹	tɕu¹³	tɕu²¹
A-Hmao (Shimenkan)		i⁵⁵	a⁵⁵	tsɿ⁵⁵	tl̥au⁵⁵	pɯ⁵⁵	tl̥au³³	ɕaɯ³³	ʑʱi³¹	dʑʱa³⁵	ɡʱau³¹
Gejia		i³³	a³³	tsɪ³¹	plu³³	tsia³³	tɕu⁵⁵	saŋ³¹	ʑa¹³	tɕa²⁴	ku¹³
Hmong language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Written Hmong (RPA)		ib	ob	peb	plaub	tsib	rau	xya	yim	cuaj	kaum
Hmong Daw (Guangnan)		𖭑 𖬂𖬲𖬮𖬰 ʔi⁵⁵	𖭒 𖬒𖬰𖬮𖬰 ʔɑu⁵⁵	𖭓 𖬈𖬰𖬪𖬵 pei⁵⁵	𖭔 𖬄𖬰𖬟𖬵 plou⁵⁵	𖭕 𖬂𖬲𖬝𖬰 tʃɹ̩⁵⁵	𖭖 𖬡 ʈɻou⁴⁴	𖭗 𖬗𖬰𖬧𖬰 ɕã⁴⁴	𖭘 𖬂𖬤 ʑi²¹	𖭙 𖬐𖬰𖬯 tɕuɑ⁴²	𖭑𖭐 𖬄 kou²¹
Mong Leng (Maguan)		𖭑 𖬂𖬲𖬮𖬰 ʔi⁵⁴	𖭒 𖬒𖬰𖬮𖬰 ʔau⁴³	𖭓 𖬈𖬰𖬪𖬵 pei⁵⁴	𖭔 𖬄𖬰𖬟𖬵 plou⁵⁴	𖭕 𖬂𖬲𖬝𖬰 tʃɹ̩⁵⁴	𖭖 𖬡 ʈou⁴⁴	𖭗 𖬗𖬰𖬧𖬰 ɕaŋ⁴⁴	𖭘 𖬂𖬤 ʑi²²	𖭙 𖬐𖬰𖬯 tɕuɑ⁴²	𖭑𖭐 𖬄 kou²²
Hmong Shua (Funing)		ʔi⁵⁵	ʔau⁵⁵	pʲei⁵⁵	plɔu⁵⁵	pʒ̩⁵⁵	tʃɔu⁴⁴	ɕaŋ⁴⁴	ʑi²¹	tɕa⁴²	kɔu²¹
Luobohe Miao (Shibanzhai)		i⁵⁵	u³¹	pzɿ³¹	pləu³¹	pja³¹	ʈo²⁴	zuŋ²⁴	ja³³	ja³¹	ʁo³¹
Hmu language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Northern Hmu (Yanghao)		i³³	o³³	pi³³	l̥u³³	tsa³³	tʲu⁴⁴	ɕoŋ¹³	ʑa³¹	tɕə⁵⁵	tɕu³¹
Raojia		i⁴⁴	ɔ⁴⁴	poi⁴⁴	ɬɔ⁴⁴	pja⁴⁴	tju³³	ɕuŋ²²	ʑa⁵³	tɕa⁵⁵	tɕu⁵³
Southern Hmu (Yaogao)		tiŋ²⁴	v¹³	pai¹³	tl̥ɔ¹³	tɕi¹³	tju⁴⁴	tsam²²	ʑi²⁴	tɕu³¹	tɕu²⁴
Xong language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Eastern Xong (Xiaozhang)		a³³	u⁵³	pu⁵³	ɬei⁵³	pja⁵³	to³³	zaŋ¹³	ʑi³⁵	gɯ³²	gu³⁵
Western Xong (Layi)		ɑ⁴⁴	ɯ³⁵	pu³⁵	pʐei³⁵	pʐɑ³⁵	ʈɔ⁵³	tɕoŋ⁴²	ʑi³³	tɕo³¹	ku³³
Sheic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Kiong Nai		ʔi⁵³	u⁴⁴	pa⁴⁴	ple⁴⁴	pui⁴⁴	tʃɔ³⁵	ʃaŋ²²	ʑe³²	tʃu³³	tʃɔ³⁵
Pa Na		ʔa³¹	ʔu¹³	pa¹³	tɬo¹³	pei¹³	kjo³⁵	ɕuŋ²²	ʑa⁵³	tɕʰu³¹³	tɕo⁵³
She (Chenhu)		i³⁵	u²²	pa²²	pi³⁵	pi²²	kɔ³¹	tsʰuŋ⁴²	zi³⁵	kjʰu⁵³	kjʰɔ³⁵
Younuo		je²²	u³³	pje³³	pwɔ³³	pi³³	tjo³⁵	sɔŋ³¹	ja²¹	kiu¹³	kwə²¹
Mienic languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Biao Mon		no³⁵	i³³	pu³³	plei³³	pla³³	kju⁵³	ŋi²²	jaːt²¹	du²¹	sjəp²¹
Iu Mien		jet¹²	i³³	pwo³³	pjei³³	pia³³	tɕu⁵⁵	sje¹³	ɕet¹²	dwo³¹	tsjop¹²
Kim Mun		a³³	i³⁵	ˀpɔ³⁵	pjei³⁵	pja³⁵	kjo³⁵	ȵi⁴²	jet⁵⁵	du³³	ʃap⁴²
Dzao Min		a⁴⁴	vi⁴²	bu⁴²	pɛi⁴²	pjɛ⁴²	tɔu⁴⁴	ȵi²²	dzat²²	ku⁵³	sjɛp²²
Biao Min language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Biao Min		i³³	wəi³³	pau³³	pləi³³	pla³³	klɔ⁵³	ni⁴²	hjɛn⁴²	iu³¹	ȶʰan⁴²
Chao Kong Meng (Shikou)		ji³⁵	vi³³	bɔu³³	pli³³	pla⁵³	klɔ³⁵	ŋi¹³	jæ²²	tɕu⁵⁵	tɕæ²²
Moxi (Niuweizhai)		i³³	wei³³	pəu³³	pɣɯi³³	pɤa³³	kɤɔ⁵⁵	ɕi³¹	hjɯ⁵³	du⁵³	tɕʰwa⁵³

Indo-European languages

• Appendix:Numerals in Indo-European languages

Japonic languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Peninsular Japonic (Pseudo-Goguryeo)				密 *mit		于次 *yuci		難隱 *nanən			徳 *tək
Ryukyuan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Okinawan		tiːʨi	taːʨi	miːʨi	juːʨi	iʨiʨi	muːʨi	nanaʨiː	jaːʨi	kukunuʨi	tuː
Yaeyama		pi̥titsɨ	fu̥taːtsɨ	miːtsɨ	juːtsɨ	çi̥tsɨtsɨ	nːtsɨ	nanatsɨ	jaːtsɨ	ku̥kunutsɨ	tuː
Japanese language	0 零, 〇	1 一	2 二	3 三	4 四	5 五	6 六	7 七	8 八	9 九	10 十
Old Japanese (Western)		pitə	puta	mi	yə	itu	mu	nana	ya	kəkənə	təwo
Hachijō		teʦu	ɸu̥taʦu	mitʦu	jotʦu	iʦu̥ʦu	mutʦu	nanaʦu	jatʦu	kokonoʦu̥	toː
Japanese (Narada)		çi̥totu	ɸu̥ta(ː)tu	mʲittu(ː)	jottu(ː)	itutu(ː)	muttu(ː)	nanatu(ː)	jattu(ː)	kokonotu	toː
Japanese (kun'yomi)	ゼロ zero	ひと hito [çito]	ふた futa [ɸɯtɑ]	み mi [mi]	よ(ん) yo(n) [jo(ɴ)]	いつ itsu [itsɯ]	む mu [mɯ]	なな nana [nɑnɑ]	や ya [jɑ]	ここの kokono [kokono]	とお tō [toː]
Sino-Japanese (go-on)	りょう ryō	いち ichi [itɕi]	に ni [ɲi]	さん san [saɴ]	し shi [ɕi]	ご go [ɡo]	ろく roku [ɾokɯ]	しち shichi [ɕitɕi]	はち hachi [hɑtɕi]	く ku [kʲɯː]	じゅう jū [dʑɯː]
Sino-Japanese (kan-on)	れい rei	いつ itsu	じ ji	さん san	し shi	ご go	りく riku	しつ shitsu	はつ hatsu	きゅう kyū	しゅう shū

Koreanic languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Baekje (Mireuksa)		伽第𢀳 *gadəp	矣毛𢀳 *itərɨp	新台𢀳 *saydʌp		刀士𢀳 *tasip		日古𢀳 *nilgop 二[?]口𢀳 *ni[?]gup	今毛𢀳 *yətərɨp [以?]如𢀳 *yʌtap/*yətəp
Middle Korean		ᄒᆞ낳 (honah)	둟 (twulh)	셓 (seyh)	넿 (neyh)	다ᄉᆞᆺ (tasos)	여슷 (yesus)	닐굽 (nilkwup)	여듧 (yetulp)	아홉 (ahwop)	엻 (yelh)
Early Modern Korean		ᄒᆞᆫ나 (honna)	둘 (twul)	셋 (seys)	넷 (neys)	다ᄉᆞᆺ (tasos)	여ᄉᆞᆺ (yesos)	닐곱 (nilkwop)	여ᄃᆞᆲ (yetolp)	아홉 (ahwop)	열 (yel)
Korean	零 영 (yeong)/령 (ryeong) 空 공 (gong)	하나 (hana) [hana] 一 일 (il) [il]	둘 (dul) [tul] 二 이 (i) [i]	셋 (set) [set̚] 三 삼 (sam) [sam]	넷 (net) [net̚] 四 사 (sa) [sa]	다섯 (daseot) [tasət̚] 五 오 (o) [o]	여섯 (yeoseot) [jəsət̚] 六 육 (yuk)/륙 (ryuk) [(r)juk̚]	일곱 (ilgop) [ilɡop̚] 七 칠 (chil) [tɕʰil]	여덟 (yeodeol) [jədəl] 八 팔 (pal) [pʰal]	아홉 (ahop) [ahop̚] 九 구 (gu) [ku]	열 (yeol) [jəl] 十 십 (sip) [sip̚]
Jeju		ᄒᆞ나 (hawna) [hʌna]	둘 (dul) [tul]	싯 (sit) [ʃit̚]	늿 (nuit) [nwit̚]	다ᄉᆞᆺ (dasawt) [tasʌt̚]	ᄋᆢᄉᆞᆺ (yawsawt) [jʌsʌt̚]	일곱 (ilgop) [ilɡop̚]	ᄋᆢᄃᆞᆸ (yawdawp) [jʌdʌp̚]	아옵 (aop) [aop̚]	열 (yeol) [jəl]

Mongolic and Para-Mongolic languages

Para-Mongolic languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Khitan small script (f. n.) (m.)
Khitan (Róna-Tas)		*mas	*jür	*ġur	*dür(ü)(ġ)	*taw		*dalo	*nayir/*neyir	*is	*para
Rouran (Hüis Tolgoi)								do̤lṳ			par (?)
Shiwei (?) (reconstructed from Jurchen numerals)		*Vmš	*ǰir	*ɢur	*dur	*tabu	*ñǰir	*dal	*ñu/*ñɛw	*Vmš-ñu/*Vmš-ñɛw	*χɔn
Mongolic languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Proto-Mongolic (Janhunen 2003)		*niken	*jirin *koxar ~ *koyar	*gurban	*dörben	*tabun	*jirguxan	*doluxan	*na(y)iman	*yersün	*xarban
Middle Mongol		niken	qoyar	qurban	dörben	tabun	jirwa’an/jirqo’an	dolo’an	naiman	yisün	harban
Central Mongolic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Khamnigan		nɤɣɤn	qɔjir	ɢʊrban	durbən	taβʊn	dzʊr(ʊ)ʁaan	dɔlɔɔn	naiman	jusun	arban
Buryat		нэгэн (negen) /negen/	хоёр (xojor) /xɔjɔr/	гурбан (gurban) /gʊrban/	дүрбэн (dürben) /durben/	табан (taban) /taban/	зургаан (zurgaan) /zʊrgaːn/	долоон (doloon) /dɔlɔːn/	найман (najman) /naiman/	юһэн (juhen) /juhen/	арбан (arban) /arban/
Oirat		negen	xɔjran	ɡʊrwan	dørwen	tawan	zʊrɡaːn	dɔlaːn	næːmæn	jisen	arwan
Oirat (Kalmyk)	хоосн (xoosn) бүтү (bütü)	негн (negn) [negn]	хойр (xoyr) [xɔjr]	һурвн (ğurvn) [gʊrwn]	дөрвн (dörvn) [dørwn]	тавн (tavn) [tawn]	зурһан (zurğan) [zʊrgan]	долан (dolan) [dolan]	нәәмн (näämn) [næːmn]	йисн (yisn) [jisn]	арвн (arvn) [arwn]
Mongolian (Khalkha)	тэг (teg)	ᠨᠢᠭᠡ (nige) нэг (neg) [nig]	ᠬᠣᠶᠠᠷ (qoyar) хоёр (xojor) [xɔjər]	ᠭᠤᠷᠪᠠ (ɣurba) гурав (gurav) [ɢʊrən]	ᠳᠥᠷᠪᠡ (dörbe) дөрөв (döröv) [torəw]	ᠲᠠᠪᠤ (tabu) тав (tav) [tʰaw]	ᠵᠢᠷᠭᠤᠭ᠎ᠠ (ǰirɣug-a) зургаа (zurgaa) [cʊrɢa]	ᠳᠣᠯᠤᠭ᠎ᠠ (dolug-a) долоо (doloo) [tɔɮɔ]	ᠨᠠᠶᠮᠠ (nayma) найм (najm) [naim]	ᠶᠢᠰᠦ (yisü) ес (jes) [jos]	ᠠᠷᠪᠠ (arba) арав (arav) [arəw]
Dagur language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Dagur		nək	xojir	gwarəb	durub	taaw	dʒirgoo	doloo	naim	jis	xarəb
Southern Mongolic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Eastern Yugur		niɣe	ɢuur	ɢurwan	dørwen	taawən	dʒurʁuun	dɔloon	naiman	ʃisun	harwan
Bonan		nəɡə	ɢuɑr	ɢɵrɑŋ	derɑŋ	tɑwɵŋ	dʑirɢuŋ	dɵluŋ	nimɑŋ	jirsuŋ	ħɑrwɑŋ
Kangjia		niɣe/niχɔ	ɢuar	gurɔ/ɢurɔ	derɔ	tavun	dʒirʁuŋ	danlɔ/dɔlɔ	neimɔ	jasun	harɔ
Monguor		nəgə	ɢoor	ɢuraan	deeren	taavun	dʑirɢoon	doloon	naiiman	ʂdzən	xaran
Santa (Dongxiang)		niə	ɢua	ɢuran	dʑiəron	tawun	dʐɯɣon	dolon	naiman	iəsun	haron
Moghol language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Moghol		nika	qəyɑ̄r	ɣurbɑ̄n	dörbān	tɑ̄bun	ɑsun	dolon	sɑlɑn	tosson	ɑrbɑn

Nivkh languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Nivkh (Amur)		ɲaqr	meqr	caqr	nɨkr	tʰoqr	ŋax	ŋamk	minr	ɲɨɲben	mxo(qr)

Sino-Tibetan languages

• Appendix:Numerals in Sino-Tibetan languages

Tungusic languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Jurchen (Ming dynasty)		 emu	 ǰuwe	 ilan	 duin	 šunǰa	 ningu	 nadan	 ǰakun	 uyun	 ǰuwa
Manchu (standard)		ᡝᠮᡠ (emu) /əmu/	ᠵᡠᠸᡝ (juwe) /ʧuvə/	ᡳᠯᠠᠨ (ilan) /ilɑn/	ᡩ᠋ᡠ᠋ᡳ᠌ᠨ (duin) /tuin/	ᠰᡠᠨᠵᠠ (sunja) /sunʧɑ/	ᠨᡳᠩᡤᡠᠨ (ninggun) /niŋkun/	ᠨᠠᡩ᠋ᠠᠨ (nadan) /nɑtɑn/	ᠵᠠᡴᡡᠨ (jakūn) /ʧɑk’ɷn/	ᡠᠶᡠᠨ (uyun) /ujun/	ᠵᡠᠸᠠᠨ (juwan) /ʧuvɑn/
Manchu (Aihui)		əmkən	dʂo	ilɑn	duin	sundʑɑ	nyŋŋun	nɑdən	dʐoqoŋ	ujyn	dʐuɑn
Alchuka		əm	ʧuə	ilɑn	tui‘e	sunʧiɑ	niŋkɔ	nɑtɑn	ʧiɑk’un	ujen	ʧu’ɑn
Evenki		əmun	dʒuur	ɪlan	dijin	tʊŋŋa	niŋun	nadan	dʒaxʊn	jəjin	dʒaan
Kili (Kilen)		əmkən	dʐuɾu	ilan	tuin	sundʑa	niuŋ	natan	dʑakɔn	ɯuyn	dʑuan
Orok		ɡeːda	duː	ila	dʒin	tunda	nuŋu	nada	dʒappu	xuju	dʒoːn
Udege		омо omo	ӡӯ dʒuː	ила ila	дӣ diː	туӈа tuŋa	њуӈу ɲuŋu	нада nada	ӡакпу dʒakpu	ейи jəji	ʒа̄ dʒaː
Oroqen		umun	dʒuːr	ilan	dijin	tʊŋŋa	ɲuŋun	nadan	dʒapkʊn	jəjin	dʒaːn

Turkic languages

Oghuric languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Volga Bulgar		بىر bīr	اَكِ eki	وج več	تُوات tüvet	بيال biyel	اَلطِ altï	جىَاتِ čyeti	ڛَكِڔ sekir	طُخِڔ tuxïr	وان van
Chuvash		пӗрре (pĕrre) [pʲɘrʲːe]	иккӗ (ikkĕ) [ikʲːɘ]	виҫҫӗ (viśśĕ) [viɕʲːɘ]	тӑваттӑ (tăvattă) [təvatːə]	пиллӗк (pillĕk) [pʲilʲːɘkʲ]	улттӑ (ulttă) [ultːə]	ҫиччӗ (śiččĕ) [ɕʲiʨʲːɘ]	саккӑр (sakkăr) [sakːər]	тӑххӑр (tăhhăr) [təxːər]	вуннӑ (vunnă) [vunːə]
Common Turkic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Yakut	ноль (nolʹ)	биир (biir) /biːr/	икки (ikki) /ikki/	үс (üs) /ys/	түөрт (tüört) /tyørt/	биэс (bies) /biæs/	алта (alta) /ɑltɑ/	сэттэ (sette) /sættæ/	аҕыс (ağïs) /ɑʁɨs/	тоҕус (toğus) /toʁus/	уон (uon) /uon/
Tuvan	тик (tik)	бир (bir) /bir/	ийи (iyi) /iji/	үш (üş) /yʃ/	дөрт (dört) /dørt/	беш (beş) /beʃ/	алды (aldı) /ɑldɤ/	чеди (çedi) /tʃedi/	сес (ses) /sɛs/	тос (tos) /tos/	он (on) /on/
Shor		пир /pir/	ийги /ijɡi/	ӱш /ytʃ/	тӧрт /tørt/	пеш /pɛʃ/	алты /ɑltɯ/	четти /tʃɛtti/	сегис /sɛɡiz/	тоғус /toɣuz/	он /on/
Old Turkic (East)		𐰋𐰃𐰼 bir	𐰚𐰃 iki	𐰇𐰲 üč	𐱅𐰇𐰼𐱅 tört	𐰋𐰃𐱁 beš	𐰞𐱃𐰃 altï	𐰘𐱅𐰃 jeti	𐰾𐰚𐰔 sekiz	𐱃𐰸𐰆𐰕 toquz	𐰆𐰣 on
Western Yugur		bər	ʂiɡə	uʂ	diort	bes	ɑhldə	jidə	sɑɢəs	dohɢəs	on
Chulym		pir	iɡi	ytʃ	tørt	pes	ɑltɯ	jedi	seɡiz	toʁuz	on
Argu languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Khalaj		biː	ækki	yʃ	tœːɾt	beːʃ	alta	jeːtti	sækkiz	toqquz	oːn
Kipchak languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Kazakh	нөл (nöl)	бір (bır) [bɘr]	екі (ekı) [i͡ɘkɘ]	үш (üş) [ʉʃ]	төрт (tört) [ty͡ʉɾt]	бес (bes) [bi͡ɘs]	алты (alty) [ɑltə]	жеті (jetı) [ʒi͡ɘtə]	сегіз (segız) [si͡ɘɣɘz]	тоғыз (toğyz) [tu͡ʊʁəz]	он (on) [u͡ʊn]
Kumyk		бир (bir) [bɨr]	эки (eki) [ɛki]	уьч (üç) [yç]	дёрт (dört) [dərt]	беш (beş) [bɛʃ]	алты (altı) [ɑltə]	етти (yetti) [jetti]	сегиз (segiz) [sɛɡiz]	тогъуз (toğuz) [tɔʁʊz]	он (on) [ɔn]
Tatar	nol	бер (ber) /ber/	ике (ike) /ike/	өч (öç) /ɵɕ/	дүрт (dürt) /dyrt/	биш (biş) /biʃ/	алты (altı) /altɤ/	җиде (cide) /ʑide/	сигез (sigez) /siɡez/	тугыз (tuğız) /tuɢɤz/	ун (un) /un/
Karluk languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Chagatai		بر (br) bir	اکى ikki	اوج (ʾwj) üč	تورت (twrt) tört	بش (bš) bäš	التە altä	يته/يتى yättä/yätti	سکز (skz) säkkiz	توقوز (twqwz) toqquz	اون (ʾwn) on
Äynu		jɛk	du	si(h)	t͡ʃɑr	pɛnd͡ʒɛ	ʃɛʃ	hɛpt	hɛʃt	noh	dɛh
Uzbek	nol	bir /bɪr/	ikki /ɪkkɪ/	uch /ytʃ/	toʻrt /tørt/	besh /beʃ/	olti /ʌltɪ/	yetti /jettɪ/	sakkiz /sækkɪz/	toʻqqiz /toqqʊz/	oʻn /on/
Uyghur	نۆل (nöl)	بىر (bir) /bir/	ئىككى (ikki) /ikki/	ئۈچ (üch) /ytʃ/	تۆت (töt) /tøt/	بەش (besh) /bɛʃ/	ئالتە (alte) /ɑltɛ/	يەتتە (yette) /jɛttɛ/	سەككىز (sekkiz) /sɛkkiz/	توققۇز (toqquz) /toqquz/	ئون (on) /on/
Ili Turki		bir	ekki	ʉtʃ	tɵrt	beʃ	altə	jetti	sekkiz	tɵqqʉz	ɵn
Oghuz languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Turkish	sıfır	bir /bir/	iki /iki/	üç /ytʃ/	dört /dœrt/	beş /beʃ/	altı /altɯ/	yedi /jedi/	sekiz /sekiz/	dokuz /dokuz/	on /on/
Turkmen	nol	bir [bir]	iki [iki]	üç [ytʃ]	dört [dœːrt]	bäş [bæːʃ]	alty [ɑltɨ]	ýedi [jedi]	sekiz [θekið]	dokuz [dɔquð]	on [ɔːn]
Salar		pir	i̥ʃki	oʃ	t̪iot̪ʰ	pɛɕ	aːl̪t̪ʰɘ̆	jiːt̪ɘ̆	saːkʰs	t̪oːqʰz	on̪

Tyrsenian languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Etruscan		θu	zal	ci	huθ (?) śa (?)	maχ	śa (?) huθ (?)	semφ	*cezp	nurφ	śar

Uralic and Yukaghir languages

Uralic languages
Finnic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Finnish	nolla	yksi [ˈʔyksi]	kaksi [ˈkɑksi]	kolme [ˈkɔlme]	neljä [ˈneljæ]	viisi [ˈviːsi]	kuusi [ˈkuːsi]	seitsemän [ˈseitseˌmæn]	kahdeksan [ˈkɑhdekˌsɑn]	yhdeksän [ˈʔyhdekˌsæn]	kymmenen [ˈkymːeˌnen]
Estonian	null	üks	kaks	kolm	neli	viis	kuus	seitse	kaheksa	üheksa	kümme
Livonian		ikš [ikʃ]	kakš [kakʃ]	kuolm [kŭolm]	nēļa [neːlʲa]	vīž [viːʃ]	kūž [kuːʃ]	seis [seis]	kōdõks [kɔːʔdəks]	īdõks [iːʔdəks]	kim [kimː]
Sámi languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Northern Sámi	nolla	okta	guokte	golbma	njeallje	vihtta	guhtta	čieža	gávcci	ovcci	logi
Kildin Sámi		э̄ххт (ēxxt) [ɘxːt]	кӯһт (kūht) [kuxːt]	ко̄ллм (kōllm) [kolˠːm]	не̄лльй (niell’j) [ɲeːʎː]	выдт (vydt) [vɨdː]	кудт (kudt) [kudː]	кыджемь (kydž’em’) [ˈkɨdʒʲəm]	ка̄ххц (kāxxc) [kaːxːts]	аххц (axxc) [aːxːts]	лоагкь (lågk’) [lˠo͡aɡʲː]
Mordvinic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Erzya		вейке (vejke) [vejke]	кавто (kavto) [kavto]	колмо (kolmo) [kolmo]	ниле (nile) [nʲilʲe]	вете (vete) [vetʲe]	кото (koto) [koto]	сисем (sisem) [sʲisʲem]	кавксо (kavkso) [kavkso]	вейксэ (vejksë) [vejkse]	кемень (kemeń) [kemenʲ]
Moksha		fkjæ	kafta	kolma	nʲilʲe	vetʲe	kota	sʲisʲem	kafksa	vejksa	kemenʲ
Mari language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Meadow Mari		ик (ik) [ik]	кок (kok) [kok]	кум (kum) [kum]	ныл (nyl) [nəl]	вич (vič) [βiç]	куд (kud) [kut]	шым (šym) [ʃəm]	кандаш (kandaš) [kandaʃ]	индеш (indeš) [indeʃ]	лу (lu) [lu]
Hill Mari		ik	kok	kəm	nɘl	βɘt͡s	kut	ʃɘm	kændækʃ	ɘndekʃ	lu
Permic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Komi (Zyrian)		ӧти (öťi) [ɵtʲi]	кык (kyk) [kɨk]	куим (kuim) [kujim]	нёль (ńoľ) [nʲoliʲ]	вит (vit) [vit]	квайт (kvajt) [kvajt]	сизим (śiźim) [sʲizʲim]	кӧкъямыс (kökjamys) [kɵkjamɨs]	ӧкмыс (ökmys) [ɵkmɨs]	дас (das) [das]
Udmurt		одӥг (odig) [odiɡ]	кык (kyk) [kɨk]	куинь (kuiń) [ku̯inʲ]	ньыль (ńyľ) [nʲɨliʲ]	вить (viť) [vitʲ]	куать (kuať) [ku̯atʲ]	сизьым (śiźym) [sʲizʲɨm]	тямыс (ťamys) [tʲamɨs]	укмыс (ukmys) [ukmɨs]	дас (das) [das]
Ugric languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Hungarian	nulla	egy [ɛɟ]	két [keːt] kettő [kɛttøː]	három [haːrom]	négy [neːɟ]	öt [øt]	hat [hɒt]	hét [heːt]	nyolc [ɲolts]	kilenc [kilɛnts]	tíz [tiːz]
Mansi (Northern)		акв (akv) [akʷ] аква (akva) [akʷa]	кит (kit) [kit] китыг (kityg) [kitiɣ]	хурум (hurum) [xuːrᵘm]	нила (nila) [nʲila]	ат (at) [at]	хот (hot) [xoːt]	сат (sat) [saːt]	нёллов (nëllov) [nʲollow]	онтэллов (ontèllov) [oːntəllow]	лов (lov) [low]
Khanty (Eastern)		əj	kætkən	qoləm	næləm	wet	qut	læwət ~ jæwət	nɨləɣ	əjərjøŋ	jøŋ
Samoyedic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Selkup (Taz)		ˈukkər	ˈɕittə	ˈnɔːkər	ˈtɛːttə	ˈsompəla	ˈmuktət	ˈseːʎt͡ɕə	ˈɕittəˈt͡ɕæːŋkətəʎ køt	ˈukkərˈt͡ɕæːŋkətəʎ køt	køt
Nganasan		ŋuʔoi	sʲitɪ	nagyr	tʃʲetə	səŋholʲaŋkə	mətʲyʔ	sʲai̯bə	sʲitəðətə	ŋamʲaitʃʲymə	bʲiʔ
Mator		oˀb ~ oˀm öjläk (?)	kid(d)e	nagur/nägür (?)	teite	sümb(ü)lä	muktut ~ muktuˀn	kejˀbe ~ kejˀbü (?)	kidəndeite	obtəńasta togos	čut ~ čuˀn
Yukaghir languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Omok		urki	kit	jalom	(j)erpəľ	jekonči-kimneľ					kimneľ
Tundra Yukaghir		маархуонь (maarquoņ)	кийуонь (kijuoņ)	йалуонь (jaluoņ)	йалаклань (jalaklaņ)	имдальдьань (imdaļd̦aņ)	маалайлань (maalajlaņ)	пускийань (puskijaņ)	маалайлаклань (maalajlaklaņ)	вальҕрамкруонь (waļhramkruoņ)	кунальань (kunaļaņ)
Kolyma Yukaghir		irkēj	ataqlōj	jālōj	ileklōj	ńəɣanbōj	mālōj	purkījōj	malɣiləklōj	kunirkiľǯōj	kuneľoj

Vasconic languages and Iberian language

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Proto-Basque (Trask)		*bade	*biga	*[h]irur	*laur	*bortz	*sei	*zazpi	*zortzi	*bederatzu	*[h]anbar (?)
Basque	huts zero	bat /bat/	bi /bi/	hiru /hiɾu/	lau /lau/	bost /bos̪t/	sei /s̪ei/	zazpi /s̻aspi/	zortzi /s̻ort͡s̻i/	bederatzi /bedeɾat͡s̻i/	hamar /hamar/
Iberian		ban	bi(n)	ilu(n)	lau(r)	bors(te)	śei	sisbi	sorse		abaŕ

Other Eurasian language isolates

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Kusunda		qasti, qaːsn̩	dukʰkʰu	daɦat	piɡu	pãɡu
Sumerian		𒁹 diš	𒈫 min	𒐈 eš₅	𒐼 limmu	𒐊 ía	𒐋 àš	𒑂 umun₅	𒑄 ussu	𒑆 ilimmu	𒌋 u

Language families of Sub-Saharan Africa (excluding Afroasiatic)

Khoisan language families

Khoe-Kwadi languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Kwadi		ǁwí	ǀám	dátùa	né	tánù	ǀíᵗɲàu	ǀáᵗɲàu	sébéþótlt̀extɔpenɔ	móyò	mólà
Khoekhoe (Nama)		ǀɡűí	ǀɡám̀	ǃnőnà	hàkà	kórò	ǃnàni̋	hũ̀ṹ/hũ̋ṹ	ǁkʰa̋ísa̋	kʰȍèsè	dȉísí
Naro		ǀkúí	ǀkâm	ǃnóná	hàká	koro	nǃání	hõ̀õ̀	ǁkaisa	kuesi	disi
Kxʼa languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
ǃKung		nǀè’é	tcā	ǃāō	ǁhȁm̀	ɡǁāō ǃánnú	nǁhám	nǁhám-tca	nǁhám-ǃāō	nǁhȁì	tȁqm
Tuu languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Taa (ǃXóõ)		ǂʔûã	ǂnûm	ǁâe
ǀXam		koai	!kuː	!nwonna	ǀku
ǁXegwi		ǀkaː	ǀku
ǂUngkue		ʾọē	ǃʾū	ǃnona
Nǁng		ǁʔoe	ǃʔuu	ŋǃona
Sandawe language
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Sandawe		tsʼéxì̥-è	kísò-xì̥	sʷámkí-xì̥	hàká-xì̥	kʷàʔḁ̀ná	kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà tsʼéxì̥-è	kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà kísò-xì̥	kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà sʷámkí-xì̥	kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà hàká-xì̥	kóm̀
Hadza language
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Hadza		ʔitʃame	pije	samaka	bone	botano	sita	saba	nani	tʰisa	ʔikʰumi

Niger-Congo languages

See also: Appendix:Proto-Niger-Congo numerals

• Appendix:Numerals in Niger-Congo languages

Eastern Sudanic languages

Nilotic languages
Western Nilotic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Dinka (South Central)	abac	tök [ʈɔ́k]	rou [rɔ́ʷ]	diäk [dʲák]	ŋuan [ŋʊ̀ʷân]	dhiëc [ðíɟ]	dhetem [ðɛ̀ʈem]	dhorou [ðɜ̀rʊ́ʷ]	bëët [bɛ̀ʈ]	dhoŋuan [ðɔ̀ŋʊ́ʷàn]	thiër [t̪íʲàːr]
Dholuo (Luo)	nono	achiel /àcìɛ̄l/	ariyo /àríɔ̀/	adek /àdék/	ang'wen /àŋùén/	abich /àbîc/	auchiel /àúcìɛ̀l/	abiriyo /àbíríɔ̀/	aboro /àborô/	ochiko /ɔ́cíkɔ̀/	apar /àpáàr/
Southern Nilotic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Sabaot		akeenke [aɡɛ́ːŋɡɛ]	āyēēnɡ’ [ɑyéːŋ]	sōmōk [sómok]	anɡ’wan [aŋwán]	mūūt [múːt]	lo [lɑ]	tisab [tɪ́sap]	sisiit [sɪsɪ́ːt]	sokool [sɑ́kɑːl]	taman [támán]
Datooga		ák	íjèɲ	sàmòɡw	àŋwàn	mùːt	lá	ísːpò	sìs	ʃàɡàʃ	dàmàn
Eastern Nilotic languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Maasai (Southern)		nabô	aré	uní	oŋwán	ímíêt	ílɛ̂	naápishana	ísíêt	naáudo	tɔ́mɔ̂n
Lokoya		àboíté	àréxaí	àŋʊ̀nɪ́xɔɪ́	àráŋwán	mɪ́ɛ̀t	ɪ́ndɛ́	cóvà	tísìs	sáxàd	tɔ́mɔ̀n
Teso		ìdʸòpét	ìɑɾè	íwúní	íwóŋón	íkɑ̀ɲ	íkɑ̀ɲɑ̂pè	íkɑ̀ɲɑ̂ɾè	íkɑ̀ɲɑ̂wùní	íkɑ̀ɲɑ̂wòŋòn	ítòmòn
Bari		ɡɛ́lɛ̀ŋ	mʊ̀rɛ́k	mʊ̀sálà	ɪ́ŋwàn	mʊ̀kánàt	búkɛ̀r	búryò	búdö̀k	bʊ́ŋwàn	púwö̀k

Saharan languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Zaghawa		nɔ́kkɔ	súyi	wɛɛ	ístîː	hóíyi	dɛ́stɛ́	dístiː	ɔ́ttɛ́	dístî	sóɡódí
Berti		sang	su	soti	sitti	pi	duuti	taiti	kuuzi	kiddasi	musang
Daza		tə̀ɾɔ̌n	tʃúú	àɡʊ̀zʊ́ʊ́	tʊ̀zɔ́ɔ́	fòú	dìsí	túɾùsù	wʊ́ssʊ̀	jìsìí	mʊ́rdə̀m
Teda		tɾɔ̀ɔ́	cúː	òɡòzú	tʊ̀zɔ́ː	fɔ́ː	dɪ̀sɪ́ː	túɾùsù	jʊ́sʊ̀	jìsíː	mʊ́rdɔ̀m
Kanembu		tūló	yìndí	yàkú	dīyə̄u	úù	àràkú	túlùr	ùskú	lár	mìyò̬u
Kanuri (Central)		fal /fál/ tilo /tiló/	indi /indí/	yakkə /yakkə́/	degə /déɣə́/	uwu /úwu/	arakkə /arakkə́/	tulur /túlur/	wusku /wuskú/	ləgar /ləɣár/	mewu mewú

Eskaleut, Yeniseian and language families of America

Eskaleut languages

Aleut language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Aleut (Atka)		ataqan	alax	qankus	sit͡ʃiŋ	t͡ʃaaŋ	atuuŋ	uluuŋ	qamt͡ʃiiŋ	sit͡ʃiiŋ	hatiχ
Aleut (Eastern)		ataqan	aalax	qaankun	sit͡ʃin	t͡ʃaaŋ	atuuŋ	uluuŋ	qamt͡ʃiiŋ	sit͡ʃiiŋ	atiχ
Eskimo languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Sirenik		atəʀɘcəχ	malʀux	piŋəjux	sitəmij	tasiməŋij	iŋləx	malʀuɣnəŋ iŋləkəlʀəχ	piŋəjuɣnəŋ iŋləkəlʀəχ	sitəmənəŋ iŋləkəlʀəχ	tasixta
Alutiiq		allriluq	malʔuk	piŋajun	staːman	taɬiman	aʁwilɡən	maɬʀuːɡin	iŋlulɡən	qulŋujan	qulən
Iñupiaq		atausiq	malġuk	piŋasut	sisamat	tallimat	itchaksrat	tallimat malġuk	tallimat piŋasut	quliŋŋuġutaiḷaq	qulit
Greenlandic		ataaseq	marluk	pingasut	sisamat	tallimat	arfinillit	arfineq marluk	arfineq pingasut	qulingiluat	qulit

Algic languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Wiyot		go·ʹtsar	rī’d·ar	rīkar	rīaʹwar	we’saγ halar	dakʟalo·ʹk	ha’ʹla’w	hī’wīʹdau’	vacaʹṛok	raloʹk
Yurok (human being)		koora' /ko·raʔ/	nee'eehl /niʔiɬ/	nahkseyhl /nahkseyɬ/	cho'oneyhl /coʔoneyɬ/	merueh choom' /meruh co·ʔm/	kohchew choom' /kohcew co·ʔm/	cherwerseek' choom' /cɹwɹsik’ co·ʔm/	kneweteek' choom' /knewetik’ co·ʔm/	kerrmeek' choom' /kɹ·mik’ co·ʔm/	werhlerweryhl
Algonquian languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Blackfoot		niˀtók͡sa	náːtoˀka	niː(w)ókska	nisó	nisitó	náːo	ixkit͡síka	nániso	piːxksːó	kiːpó
Arapaho		tʃɛ́ɛ́sɛj	nɪ́ɪ́θʔɛ	nɛ́ɛθʔɛ	jɛ́ɛ́nʔɛ	jɔɔtɔ́nʔɛ	néɪkjɔɔtɔsʔɪ	nɪ́ɪ́θɔɔtɔ́sʔɪ	nɛ́ɛ́θɔɔtɔ́sʔɪ	ʔɛɛhɛɛbétɔɔtɔsʔɪ	bétɔɔtɔsʔɪ
Gros Ventre		kjɛɛθejʔɔ	nɪ́ɪ́s	nɛ́ɛ́sɔ	jɛ́ɪn	jɔɔθɔ́n	nɪ́ɪ́tɔɔtɔx	nɪ́ɪ́sɔɔtɔx	nɛ́ɛ́sɔɔtɔx	θɪ́ʔɔtɔx	bɛ́tɛɛtɔx
Cheyenne (counting) (amount)		no'ka na'ėstse	nexa neše	na'ha na'he	neva neve	nóhona noho	naesóhtoha naesohto	nésȯhtoha nésohto	na'nóhtoha na'nohto	sóohtoha sóohto	mȧhtóhtoha mȧhtohto
Plains Cree		peːyʌ́k	niːsʊ	nɪstʊ́	neːwʊ́	níyaːnʌ̀n	nɪkʊ́twaːsɪ̀k	téːpʌkʊ̀hp	ʌyéːnaːnèːw	kèːkʌmɪ́taːtʌ̀ht	mɪ́taːtʌ̀ht
Innu		pejkw	niʃ	nɪʃt	nɛw	pətɛtət	kʊtwɔs	niʃwɔs	nɪʃwos	pejkʊstew	pejkʊnu kʊtʊnu
Menominee		nɪkʊt	niːs	næʔniw	niːw	niʌnʌn	nɪkuːtuʌsɪtah	noːhɪkʌn	suʌsɪk	saːkæːw	mɪtaːtah
Algonquin		ped͡ʒik	nid͡ʒin	nisin	niwin	nanan	niɡodwat͡ʃin	nid͡ʒwat͡ʃin	nianeniwin	ʃaɡidat͡ʃin	midat͡ʃin
Potawatomi		ŋ̩ɡʊt	niʃ	n̩swʌ	njɛʊ	njɑnɪn	ŋ̩ɡʊdwɑso	noʔʌk	ʃwɑdso	ʒɑk	n̩dɑdso
Fox (Meskwaki)		nɛkoti	niːʃwi	nɛswi	njæːwi	njaːnanwi	kotwaːʃika	noːhika	ʃwaːʃika	ʃaːka	mɛtaːswi
Shawnee		nekoti	niˑʃwi	nθwi	njeˑwi	njaˑlanwi	nekotwaʔθwi	niˑʃwaʔθwi	nθwaˑʃkθwi	tʃaˑkatθwi	metaʔθwi
Miami		nkoti	niˑʃwi	nihswi	niˑwi	jaˑlanwi	kaˑkaˑthswi	swaˑhteˑthswi	palaˑni	nkotimineˑhki	mataˑthswi
Eastern Algonquian languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Mi'kmaq		newt	daːbu	siːst	new	naːn	asuɡom	luiɡəneɡ	uɡumuljin	besɡunadeɡ	newtiskaːq
Abenaki (Penobscot) (Fisher 1813)		pãsŭk	nēs	nãs	you	pàrĕnsk	nĕquĭtạ̀ns	tâmpouwậns	sànsŭk	nōrẹ̄wĭh	mŭtạ̀rŭh
Maliseet-Passamaquoddy		nèkʷt pèskʷ	nìs tápo	nihí hsis	nèw	nán	kamáhčin	ələwíkənək	əkʷəmə́lčin	eskʷənátek	hkʷətìnsk
Massachusett (Eliot 1822)		nequt	neese	nish	yau	napanna	nequtta	nesausuk	shwosuk	paskoogun	piuk
Narragansett (Williams 1643)		nquít	neèsse	nìsh	yòh	napànna	qútta	énada	shwósuck	paskúgit	piùck
Mohegan		niquut	nis	ciwi	yaw	nipaw	kudusk	nizux	ciwiosk	bazokoquang	bayag
Munsee		nkwə́ti	níːʃa	nxáh	néːwa	náːlan	nkwə́taːʃ	níːʃaːʃ	xáːʃ	nóːliː	wíːmpat
Unami		kʷəti	niʃa	naxa	newa	palenaxk	kʷətaʃ	niʃaʃ	xaʃ	peʃkuŋk	telən
Nanticoke (Murray 1792)		nukquit	na-eez	nis(whu)	yaguh(whu)	nup-pai-a	noqūttah	my-yay-wah	tzah	passa-conque	millah
Nipmuck		nengȣt	ninz/ningi	chȣi	iau	nepale	negȣtensik/nigȣtenzin	ninzensik	chȣensik	peskȣghin	paiakȣᵉ

Araucanian languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Unified Mapuche Alphabet		kiñe	epu	küla	meli	kechu	kayu	regle	pura	aylla	mari
Mapuche (Mapudungun)		kiɲe	epu	kɨla	meli	keču	kaju	ɻeɰle	puɻa	ajʎa	maɻi
Huilliche		kiɲe	epu	kɨla	meli	keču	kaju	ʃeɰle	puʃa	ajʎa	maʃi

Aymaran languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Aymara		maya, mä	paya, pä	kimsa	pusi	phesqa	suxta	paqalqo	kimsaqalqo	llatunka	tunka
Jaqaru		maya	paha	kimsa	puši	pičqa	suhta	qančisi	pusaqa	isquña	čuŋka

Iroquoian languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Proto-Iroquoian (Julian 2010)						*hwihsk
Cherokee		ᏌᏊ saàkwu	ᏔᎵ tʰáʔli	ᏦᎢ joʔi	ᏅᎩ nvhki	ᎯᏍᎩ hiski	ᏑᏓᎵ suútáli	ᎦᎵᏉᎩ kahlkwoóki	ᏧᏁᎳ chaneéla	ᏐᏁᎳ sohneéla	ᏍᎪᎯ skoóhi
Northern Iroquoian languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Tuscarora		ę́ˑči	néˑktiˑ	áhsę	hę́ʔtahk	wísk/wihsk	úhyaʔk	čáˑʔnahk	néˑkręʔ	níhręʔ	wáhθhęʔ
Seneca		sɡaːt	dekniːh	sëh	ɡeːih	wis	yeːi’	dzaːdak	deɡyö’	johdöːh	washëːh
Onondaga		skáta	tekní	ʔáhsɛ̨	kayé.(i)	hwíks	ʔahyáʔk	tsyaták	téˑkɛ̨ˑ	wáʔˑtɛ̨ˑ	washɛ̨́h
Mohawk		énska [ʌ́hska]	tékeni [tékeni]	áhsen [áhsʌ]	kaié꞉ri [kayéːli]	wísk [wísk]	ià꞉iaʼk [yàːyak]	tsá꞉tah [jáˑtah]	shaʼté꞉kon [saʔtéːku]	tióhton [kyóhtu]	oié꞉ri [oyéːli̠]
Oneida		úskah	téken	áhsʌ̠	kayé	wisk	yáˑyahk	tsyaˑták	téklu	wáˑtlu	oyeˑli̠
Wyandot		skat	teⁿdih	šęhk	ⁿdahk	wiš	wažaʔ	tsutareʔ	aʔtereʔ	ęʔtrǫʔ	ahsęh
Wendat (Huron)		escate	téni	hachin	dac	ouyche	houhahéa	sotaret	atteret	néchon	assan
Laurentian		segada	tigneny	asche	honnac(c)on	ouiscon	indahir/indaic/indayc	ayaga	addegue	madellon	assem/assen

Mayan languages

Huastecan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Huastec		huːn	caːb	ʔoːš	ceːʔ	boːʔ	ʔakak	buːk	wašik	beleːw	laːhu
Yucatecan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Itza’		jun-	ka’-	ox-	kan-	jo’-	wäk-	wuk-	wäxäk-	bolon-	lajun-
Yucatec		jun	ka’a	óox	kan	jo’	waak	u’uk	waxak	bolon	lajun
Western Mayan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Ch’ol		hun	čaʔ	ʔuš	čən	hoʔ	wək	wuk	wašək	bolon	lahun
Tzeltal		hùn	čàʔ(b)	ʔòš	čàn	Ḥòʔ	wàk	hùk	wàšuk	bàlun	làhun
Eastern Mayan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Mam		χun	kaɓe	oʂe	kʲaχe	χʷeʔ	qaq	uq	waχʂaq	ɓelah	laːχ
Sakapultek		xu-	kaʔ-	aš-	kax-	xoʔ-	waxaq-	wuq-	waxšaq-	b’elex-	laxuːx

Muskogean languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Alabama		cháffàaka	tòklo	tótchìina	óstàaka	táɬɬàapi	hánnàali	ontòklo	ontótchìina	čakkáʔli	pokkóʔli
Chickasaw		čaffa	toklo	toččíʔna	ošta	taɬɬáʔpi	hannáʔli	ontoklo	ontoččíʔna	chákkàali	pókkòoli
Choctaw		əˈtʃəffə	ˈtokᵊlo	ˈtotʃtʃɪːna	ˈoʃtə	ˈtaːɬɬaːpɪ	ˈhənnaːlɪ	õˈtokᵊlo	õˈtotʃtʃɪːnə	ˈtʃaːkkaːlɪ	ˈpoːkkoːlɪ
Muscogee (Creek)		hvmken [hámkin]	hokkolen [hokkôːlin]	tutcēnen [toččîːnin]	osten [ôːstin]	cvhkēpen [čahkîːpin]	ēpaken [iːpâːkin]	kolvpaken [kolapâːkin]	cenvpaken [činapâːkin]	ostvpaken [ostapâːkin]	palen [páːlin]
Mikasuki		łáàmen [ɬáàmen]	toklan [toklan]	tocheenan [tot͡ʃeːnan]	shéetaaken [ʃéetaːken]	chahkeepan [t͡ʃahkeːpan]	eepaaken [eːpaːken]	kolapaaken [kolapaːken]	toshnapaaken [toʃatapaːken]	oshtapaaken [oʃnapaːken]	pokoolen [pokoːlen]

Na-Dené and Yeniseian languages

Yeniseian languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Proto-Yeniseian (Starostin)		*χu-sa	*xɨ-na	*doʔŋa	*sika	*qäka	*ʔaχʌ	*ʔoʔn-	-	*ǯum-	*χɔGa *tuʔ-ŋ
Northern Yeniseian languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Ket		qɔˀk (animate) qūsʲ (inanimate)	ɨ̄n	dɔˀŋ	sʲīk	qāk	ā/à	ɔˀn	ɨnam bənʲsʲaŋ qō	qusʲam bənʲsʲaŋ qō	qō
Yugh (Sym Ket)		χɔˀk (animate) χus̝1/qusʲ1 (inanimate)	ɨ̄n1	dɔˀŋ	sik1	χak1	aʰː4/aˑ1	ɔˀn	bɔsim ynä bè̂se xô	dɛbet xusä bè̂se xô	χo1
Southern Yeniseian languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Kott		г̧уча hû́ća	инья î́na	тонга tốŋa	че́га śêgä	ке́га xêgä	келуча xelû́ća	кели́на xelî́na	хелто́нга xaltốŋa	г̧учабуна́га ćumnấga/ćunnâga	г̧а́га hâga
Assan		г̧а́уту	инеэ	тонгья	шеггїангь	геигьянгь	геилу́джїангь	геилинїангь	гейлтанеїангь	годжибунагїангь	г̧ачїангь
Arin		кг̧узей	ки́на	тьюнга	ша́га	ка́ла	эгга	ынья	кинаманчау́	кг̧усаманчау	кг̧о́а
Pumpokol		ху́та	нинеангь	донга	ци́ангь	хейлангь	аггьянгь	оньянгь	г̧инба́ссїангь	ху́та-ямосса-хайянгь	хайянгь
Na-Dené languages
Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Tlingit	(tléil)	tléixʼ [tɬʰéːxʼ]	déix̱ [téːχ]	násʼk [nʌ́sʼk]	daaxʼoon [taːxʼúːn]	keijín [kʰeːtʃɪ́n]	tleidooshú [tɬʰeːtuːʃʊ́]	dax̱adooshú [tʌχʔʌtuːʃʊ́]	nasʼgadooshú [nʌsʼkʔʌtuːʃʊ́]	gooshúḵ [kuːʃʊ́q]	jinkaat [tʃɪnkaːt]
Tlingit (19th century)		тлѣхъ	тѣхъ	нюскъ	такунъ	кычинъ	клетууею	тахатауею	нескатауею	куусіокъ	чиникатъ
Eyak		ɬįhɢ-ih	laʔd-ih	tʔuhɬ-g(ʷ)aʔ	qəlah-qaʔg(ʷ)aʔ	čʼą·ʔ-ih	cʼį·	laʔdicʼį·	qʼədicʼį·	gucʼ-de·	dəɢa·qʼ/dəɢa·x̣
Eyak (19th century)		тлхинке	лоате	тотлкоа	калакакуа	цоан-э	цынь	лаатецынь	катецынь	куткте	такакхъ
Athabaskan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Hupa		ɬaʔ	nahxi	taːqʼi	diŋkʲʼi	tʃʷolaʔ	xostaːni	xohkʲʼidi	kʲeːnim	miqʼostawi	minɬaŋ
Chipewyan (Denesuline)		ı̨łághë	náke	taghë	dı̨ghı	sǫlághë	iłkʼë́taghë	totą łásdı̨ ~ łë́sdı̨	ıłkʼë́dı̨ ~ kʼë́dı̨	ëłótą	honë́na
Navajo		tʼááłáʼí /tˀáːɬáʔí/ łáaʼii	naaki /naːkʰi/	tááʼ /tʰáːʔ/	dį́į́ʼ /tĩ́ːʔ/	ashdlaʼ /ʔaʃtˡaʔ/	hastą́ą́ /xastʰã́ː/	tsostsʼid /t͡sʰot͡sˀit/	tseebíí /t͡sʰeːpíː/	náhástʼéí /náhástˀéí/	neeznáá /neːznáː/
Western Apache (San Carlos)		dáłaʼá, dáłaʼé	nɑ́kih	tɑ̄ɑ̄ɡi	dɪ̨̄ɪ̨̄ʼi	ɑshdlaʼi, ishdlaʼi	ɡostɑ́n	ɡostsʼidi, ɡostsʼiɡi	tsebīī, sebīī, sɑbīī	ɡóstʼɑ́í, ńɡóstʼɑ́í	ɡoneznɑ́n, ɡoniinɑ́n, ɡonenɑ́n

Oto-Manguean languages

Languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Otomi (Mezquital)		nʔa	joho	hɲũ	ɡohó	kɨtʔa	ɾʔató	jotó	hɲãtó	ɡɨtó	ɾʔæ̌tʔa
Mazahua (Central)		ɗaha	jehe	ɲ̥iʔi	tsijoho	tsitʃˀa	ˀnanto	jentʃo	ɲ̥intʃo	tsintʃo	ɗɛtʃˀa
Matlatzinka (San Francisco)		ráwi	tenówi	roxú	rókunhówi	rókutá	raatowi	neetowi	neenkunhówi	murátanraata	raata
Ocuiltec		mblaa	mnoo	phyuu	nkunhno	kwitʔa	nblantoho	hnentoho	hnenkunhno	blahtilahtʔa	lahtʔa
Pame (Jiliapan)		ʔna, nada	tíi	hnį́ųʔ	pyę	šuthųnt	tikyent	tiktí	tignyíu	naųwhę	sthú
Chinantec (Lalana)		kɞ̃ː³⁴	t̪ɵ̃̆²⁴	ʔn̪ɘ̃̆͡ɪ̃̆³⁴	kʸʏ̃³	ʔŋʸæ̝̃³	hŋʸʏ̃ː²³	ɡʸæ̝²⁴	hŋʸæ̝̃̆²⁴	ŋʸʏ̃̆²⁴	ɡʸæ̝̆²⁴
Tlapanec (Azoyú)		ᵐbŏ/ᵐba	ahmà	àhʦu	ahkù	wiʦu	màhŋù	hwą̀	miŋɡijųɁ	mìhnà-ɡuwàʔ	ɡuwàʔ
Chocho		nɡu³	žu¹²	nie¹²	niu¹²	žu̜²u̜¹	šu̜²	ža³du³	ši̜¹	na³	te³
Popoloca (Tlacoyalco)		naa²¹ jˑnɡo²	yoo¹² yaa²	nii¹² ncha¹ˈa¹	noo²¹ nao¹²	na²ˈo³	in¹kjˑaon²	yaa³to³	jˑni¹	naa³	thˑe³
Ixcatec		hnɡu²	yu¹hu¹	nĩ¹hẽ²	njũ¹hũ¹	ʃʔõ¹	ʃhõ³	ya¹tu²	hni²	n¹ñje³	ʔu²te³
Mazatec (Tecóatl)		n̥ɡu²	ho²	hjã¹	ɲu²hũ²	ʔõw²	hjõ²	ja²tu²	hĩ²	ɲa².hã²	tje¹
Zapotec (Mixtepec)		θib¹	t͡ʃop³	t͡son³	θap³	ɡaʔj³	ʂoʔp³	ɡaz¹	ʂon¹	ɡɛʔ³	t͡siʔ³
Chatino (Zenzontepec)		ska³	tukwa²	sno̜²	ha⁴kwa³	kaʔyu³	skwa²	kati¹	snu̜⁴	ka²	ti¹
Amuzgo (Guerrero)		kwi¹	we³	ndʲeː³²	ɲe³kieː³²	ˀom³	jom³	ntʲ³kieːˀ²	ɲẽː³²	ɲʲẽː³²	ki³
Mixtec (Santa Lucía Monteverde)		ɨ̃̀ː	ūː	ūnì	kṹũ̄	ũ̀ʔũ̀	ìɲù	ūhʲà	ūná	ɨ̃̄ː	ūhì
Mixtec (Mixtepec)		ĩĩ	ùvì	ùnì	kùmǐ	ũ̀ʔũ̀	ìɲù	ùtsà	ùnà	ĩ̀ĩ̀	ùtsì
Trique (Chicahuaxtla)		ʔŋɡo¹³	wːi¹³	wa¹ʔnɯ̃³	ɡã²ʔã³	ũ¹ʔũ³ʰ	wa³tã³ʔ	t͡ʃi²h	tɯ̃²h	ʔɯ̃²ᵑ	t͡ʃi²ʔ
Cuicatec		hąąnma	hóove	hįį̀nnò	cųų̀n	hų̀hų̀	hąą̀ǹ	ndaàchà	nįįnni	nų́ųń	ndiichi

Quechuan languages

Quechua I	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Quechua (Huallaga)		huk	iʃkaj	kimsa	tʃusku	pitʃqa	soqta	qantʃis	pusaq	isqon	tʃuŋka
Quechua II	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Kichwa (Salasaca)		ʃuh	iʃki	kinsa	tʃusku	pitʃka	sukta	kantʃis	pusah	iskun	tʃunɡa
Quechua (Cuzco)		hux	iskay	kinsa	tawa	pisqa	suqta	qantʃis	pusaq	esqon	tʃunka

Siouan languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Catawba		napę́, dəpę	nąpre, nąpəre	ná•mnaʔ							picə, pičanə
Proto-Siouan (Western)		*rų•-sa	*rų́•pa	*rá•wrį	*tó•pa	*kiSų́• *isá•ptą	*aká•we	*ša•kú•pa			*piraka (?)
Mandan			rų́p(a)	rą́•wįrį	tó•p(a)	kíxų	kí•wą	kú•pa			pirák
Mississippi Valley Siouan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Lakota	tákuni	waŋží, wáŋči	núŋpa	yámni	tópa	záptaŋ	šákpe	šakówiŋ	šaglógaŋ	napčíyuŋka	wikčémna
Assiniboine		wâɣi	nüpa	jámni	tópa	záptâ	ʃákpe	ijúʃna	ʃaknóõâ	náptʃuwâka	wiktʃemna
Osage		wį́xce	ðǫǫpáa	ðábrį	topa	sáhta	šáhpe	péðǫpa ~ péǫpa	kíetòpa	lébra ce wį́įke	lebra
Chiwere		iyánki	núwe	dáñi	dówe	thátan	sákwe	sáhma	ɡrerábrian	sánke	ɡrébran
Winnebago (Ho-Chunk)		hiža̜kíra	nú̜u̜p	taaní̜	joop	saacá̜	hakewé	šaaɡówí̜	haruwák̜	hiža̜kícu̜šɡu̜ni̜	kerepá̜na̜í̜ža
Missouri River Siouan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Crow		hawáte	dúupe	dáawiia	ʃoopé	tʃiaxxó	akaawé	sáhpua	dúupahpe	hawátahpe	pilaké
Hidatsa		nuwátsa	núùpa	náàwii	toopá	kihxú	akaawá	ʃáhpua	núùpahpi	nuwátsahpi	piraká/pinaká
Ohio Valley Siouan languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Biloxi		sǫsa	nǫpa	dánį	tópa	ksą ~ ksani	akəxpé ~ akuxpe	ną́pa-hudi	dánhudí ~ dąhudi	čkané ~ ckane	ohi

Uto-Aztecan languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Northern Paiute		sɨmɨʔju	wahaʔju	pahaiʔju	wat͡sikʷɨʔju	maniɣiʔju	napahaiʔju	tat͡sɨmɨʔju	woɡɡʷosɨɡɡʷɨʔju	sɨmɨkaɾoʔju	sɨmɨmɨnoʔju
Serrano		haukp	wöh	paːhiʔ	wačah	mahäţ	päːvahiʔ	wačkuvik	waːhʷč	maʔkuvik	wahmäţ
Hopi		suukya’	lööyöm	paayom	naalöyöm	tsivot	navay	tsange’	nanalt	pevt	pakwt
Tübatulabal		tci·′tc	wô·′	pa·′i	na·′na·u	ma·′ha′idžιηa′	napa·′i	nômndzι′n	na·′bμ′ndzιηa′	la·′aɡi·′h	amha′idžιηa′
Oʼodham		hɨmako	ɡoːk	waik	ɡiʔik	hɨtasp	tʃuːdp	wɨwaʔak	ɡiɡiʔik	humuk	wɨstmaːn
Tepehuan (Southeastern)		mɑːʔn	ɡoːk	βɑɪk	ˈmɑːkoβ	hiʃ.tʃɑˈmɑm	ʃi.humˈmɑːʔn	ʃi.humˈɡoːk	ʃi.humˈβɑɪk	ʃi.humˈmɑːkoβ	mɑmˈbɨːʃ
Tarahumara (Western)		bilé	oká	ba(i)kiá	naó	marígi	usáni	gičáo	o-sá nó	gi-makoé	makoé
Mayo		wépüla	wooyi	bajji	nayki	mamni	búsani	woybúsani	woxnayki	bátani	woxmamni
Opata		sei	godum	veidum	nauoi	marqui	vusani	seniovusáni	gos návoi	vesmácoi	macoi
Huichol		zewíi	huuta	haika	nauka	ʔauzɯ́wi	ʔatazewíi	ʔatahuuta	ʔatahaika	ʔatanauka	tamáa.máta
Nahuatl (Classical)		cē	ōme	ēyi	nāhui	mācuīlli	chicuacē	chicōme	chicuēi	chiucnāhui	mahtlāctli

Other language isolates of America

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Haida (Southern)		sɢwaansəŋ	sdiŋ	ɬɢunʔuɬ	sdansəŋ	tleeɬə	tɬəɢunʔuɬ	d͡ʒiɡuɢa	sdaansəŋχa	tlaaʔaɬ ʔwaa sda sɢwaansəŋ ɡəw tlaaʔaɬ ɡuy sɢwaansəŋ ɡəw	tlaaʔaɬ
Zuni		topinte	kʷili	haˀi	aːwite	apte	topalekːˀja	kʷilelekːˀja	haˀelekːˀja	tenalekːˀja	astemɬa

Language families of Oceania (excluding Austronesian)

Australian Aboriginal language families

Macro-Gunwinyguan languages
Language	1	2	3	4
Anindilyakwa	awilyaba /awiʎaba/	ambilyuma /ambiʎəma/	abiyakarbiya /abijakaɻbija/	abiyarbuwa /abijaɻbuwa/
Kunwinjku	-kudji [-ɡʊɟi]	bokenh [bɔɡenʔ]	danjbik [daɲbik]
Nunggubuyu	anʸjaːbuɡij	wula	wulanʸbai	wulawula
Pama-Nyungan languages
Language	1	2	3	4
Barngarla	gooma [ɡuma]	goodharra [ɡuːd̪ara]	gaba [ɡaba]
Arrernte (Eastern)	anyente [ʌˈɲəntʰə]	atherre [ʌ'tθəɾə]
Arrernte (Western)	ɲinta	tařa	tařamiɲinta	tařamatařa
Gurindji	jintaku	kujarra	murrkun
Pitjantjatjara	kutju /kucu/	kutjar̠a /kucara/	man̪kurpa /maɳkurpa/
Ngaanyatjarra	kutju [kucu]	kutjarra [kucar]	mankurrpa [maŋkurpa]	kutjarra kutjarra
Kalaw Lagaw Ya	urapun	ukasar	uka modhabayɡ	uka uka
Dhuwal (Gupapuyngu)	waŋɡ̠aɲ	maːrma
Other Australian language isolates
Language	1	2	3	4
Tiwi (Traditional) (m.) (f.)	yati /yati/ nyatinga /ɲatiŋa/	yirrara /yiraɽa/ jara /tʃaɽa/	yirrajirrima /yiratʃirima/ jajirrima /tʃatʃirima/

Asmat-Mombum languages

Asmat-Kamrau languages	1	2
Asmat (Central)	taka	jamuk
Citak	takà ~ tàka	(z)amnèk
Mombum languages	1	2
Koneraw	témté, té	kumb
Mombum	te	kumb

Madang-Upper Yuat languages

Madang languages	1	2	3	4
Saep	'ha.le.be	'a.bo.de	'a.bo.kʰoŋ	'daːkʰo
Wasembo	harawo	abuɡi	abono	abuɡi abuɡi
Bargam	amulik	ɡiɡer	ezeʔman	aweweʔ
Maia	duwa	iner	arop	rabam
Miani	udia	ner	arop	arebam
Mauwake	kuisow	erup	arow	erepam
Pamosu	tuku	iloβ	iloβ otuku	iloβ iloβ
Usan	ɡari	ombur	ombur-ɡari	ɡer ombur ɡer ombur
Brem (Bunabun)	gagindie	aːleːr	karem	dji'rukanim
Nobonob	laippu	aɗit	ewam	waɗele
Wagi	usih	aɾit	ized	ɓala-ʔɑi
Panim	olfan	elis	kiam	waɾos
Siroi	ndindo	armba	keŋmba	bailkamba
Sam (Songum)	kud͡ʒɛʔ	lilʔo	ʔalubi	liliʔo
Kalam	nokom	omɨŋal	omɨŋal nokom	omɨŋal omɨŋal
Moresada	mindjak	airai	kaːrop	rambam
Manat	βaʧa-tak	añɨŋa-kay	añɨŋ-uta-kay	muk añɨŋa-kay muk añɨŋa-kay
Mum	mɨŋɡiataya	arkita	arkitwrɨ	arkita arkita
Upper Yuat languages	1	2	3	4
Awiakay	kunjakanta	kondamin	kay neñ-amin	kay neñ-amin kay neñ-amin
Nanubae	kʰundʌpam	kʰundamwin	gumayŋ
Hagahai	i̯oːɭədə	i̯ɑːdəɭimi	p͡ɸinɑi̯di	ɑɡiɲi̯ei̯di

West Bomberai languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Karas		kon	eir	kaˈruok̚	kanˈsuor	ap̚	raˈman	ˌramanˈdalin	iˈrie	ˌkaniŋgoˈnie	ˈputkon
Mbahaam-Iha languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Baham		ówɑno	uwɑ́riʔ	ɑwɑndíʔ	wiɑŋɡɑrɑʔ	tumbú	tumbú óɡono	tumbú weɾiʔ	tumbú ɑwɑndiʔ	tumbú wuɾiɑŋ'ɡuruʔ	kwaɾá
Iha		wó	rɪk	térɪ	ŋɡára	tumbú	tumbú wó	tumbú rɪk	tumbú térɪ	tumbú ŋɡára	ʔpra
Timor-Alor-Pantar languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Bunak language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Bunak		wen	hílion	ɡónion	ɡonil	ɡoinsét	temol	hitu	alu	sie	seɡo
Bunak (Marae)		uwen	híleon	kónion	kóniʔil	konitiʔet	tomol	hitu	walu	siwe	soko
Oirata-Makasae languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Makasae		u	loləʔe məhi (persons)	lolitu mitu (persons)	loloha fə(r) (persons)	lima	daho	fitu	afo	siwa	ruruu
Fataluku		ʔukáni	ʔɛcɛ	ʔutúʔɛ	fátɛ	límɛ	nɛ́mɛ	fítu	káfa	síva	taʔánɛ
Alor-Pantar languages	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Woisika (Kamang)		nɔk	ʔɔk	su	bijat	iwisiŋ	iwisiŋ nɔk	iwisiŋ ɔk	iwisiŋ su	iwisiŋ bijat	atak nɔk
Wersing		nɔʔ	jɔkuʔ	tuʔ	aɾasɔkuʔ	wetiŋ	wetiŋ nɔʔ	wetiŋ jɔkuʔ	wetiŋ tuʔ	wetiŋ aɾasɔkuʔ	adajɔkuʔ
Kula		sɔnaʔ	jɘkuʔ	t̪wɘʔ	aɾasikuʔ	jawat̪inaʔ	jawat̪iŋ sɔnaʔ	jawat̪iŋ jɘkuʔ	jawat̪iŋ t̪wɘʔ	jawat̪iŋ ɾasikuʔ	adajakuʔ
Klon		nuk	ɔrɔk	tɔŋ	ut	eweh	tlan	usɔŋ	tidɔrɔk	tukainuk	kar nuk
Abui		nuku	ɑjɔku	suɑ	butɪ	jɛtɪŋ	tɑlɑmɑ	jɛtɪŋ-ɑjɔku	jɛtɪŋ-suɑ	jɛtɪŋ-butɪ	kɑr-nuku
Kui		nuku	oruku	siwa	usa	jesan	talama	jesaroku	tadusa	jesanusa	kar nuku
Adang		nu	alɔ	tou	ut	ifihiŋ	talaŋ	ititɔ	turlɔ	tɨʡɛnu	ʡɛr nu
Western Pantar		anuku	alaku	atiɡa	atu	jasiŋ	hisnakkuŋ	betalaku	betiɡa	anukutannaŋ	ke anuku
Teiwa		nuk	raq ~ haraq	jeriɡ	ut	jusan	tiaːm	jesraq	jesneriɡ	jesnaʔut	qaːr nuk
Kaera		anu	alo	atoɡa	ɓuta ~ wuta	avehaŋ	talaun	bititoɡa	tulalo	tukanu	kara nu

North Halmahera languages

Language	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
West Makian		minyé	médéŋ	yuŋé	fati	mafoi	iɡami	tépédiŋi	tokbaŋé	isué	aoŋé
Galela		moi	sinoto	saʔaŋe	iha	motoha	butaŋa	tumudiŋi	tupaʔaŋe	siwo	moɡiʔowo
Sahu		rɔmoi	rɔmoˈɗiɗi	rɔˈʔæŋe	rætæ	rɔmɔˈtoæ	ræræmæ	tʊmʊˈdɪŋi	tʊˈʔæŋɛre	ˈsɪwɔrɔ	ŋæɡi moi
Ternate		rimoi	romdidi	raːŋe	raha	romotoha	rara	tomodi	tofkaŋe	sio	ɲaɡimoi
Tidore		rimoi	malofo	raŋe	raha	romtoa	rora	tomdiː	tofkaŋe	sio	ɲaɡimoi

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