Heiltsuk numbers

How to count in Heiltsuk (Haiɫzaqvla), a northern Wakashan language spoken in British Colimbia in Canada.

Numbers can take different forms depending on what is being counted. For example: m̓ṇíx̌ƛuƛ = one hollow thing (cup, dish, etc.), m̓ṇx̌sá = one flat thing (sheet of paper, halibut).

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Numeral Cardinal
1 m̓ṇúkv
2 ma̓ḷúkv
3 yúdúkv
4 múkv
5 sk̓áukv
6 q̓ƛ̓áukv
7 maɫa̓ús
8 yútxváus
9 m̓ám̓ṇíʔa
10 h̓ík̓s, h̓ík̓as
11 m̓ṇíħagiu
12 ma̓ḷágiu
13 yúduágiu
14 múħagiu
15 sk̓ágiu
16 q̓ƛ̓ágiu
17 maɫa̓ússgiú
18 yútxváucgiu
19 m̓ám̓ṇíʔagiu
20 masṃ́gvustíwá
30 yútxvsúkv
40 múxvsukv
50 sk̓áxsúkv
60 q̓eƛ̓áp̓ena
70 maɫsúkváus, maɫa̓úsp̓ṇgvustíwá
80 yútxvsukváus, yútxváusp̓ṇgvustiwa
90 m̓ṇ́xsukvgviú
100 w̓úp̓ṇkstáis
200 maɫp̓ṇ́kstáis
300 yútxvp̓ṇkstáis
400 múp̓ṇkstis
500 sk̓áp̓ṇkstáis
600 q̓ƛ̓áp̓ṇkstáis
700 maɫa̓úsp̓ṇkstáis
800 yútxváusp̓ṇkstis
900 m̓ám̓ṇíʔap̓ṇkstis
1,000 lúx̌vsṃxʔit

Source: https://mothertongues.org/heiltsuk/dictionary/

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