Numbers in Angami

How to count in Angami, a Tibeto-Burman language spoken in Nagaland in the northeast of India .

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Numeral	Cardinal numbers
0	kemerü
1	puo
2	kenie
3	se
4	die
5	pengu
6	sorou
7	thenie
8	thetha
9	thepfü
10	kerü
11	kere puo
12	kere kenie
13	kere se
14	kere die
15	kere pengu
16	kere sorou
17	kere thenie
18	kere thetha
19	kere thepfü
20	mepfü
21	mepfe puo
22	mepfe kenie
23	mepfe se
24	mepfe die
25	mepfe pengu
26	mepfe sorou
27	mepfe thenie
28	mepfe thetha
29	mepfe thepfü
30	serü, sêru
40	hiedie
50	hiepengu
60	hiesorou
70	hiethenie
80	hiethetha
90	hiethepfu
100	krie
110	krie puo di kerü
300	krie se
400	krie die
500	krie pengu
600	krie sorou
700	krie thenie
800	krie thetha
900	krie thepfü
1,000	nyie
1,001	nyie puo di puo
10,000	nyie kerü
half	poutie
3/4	za die za se

Source: P.P. Giridhar. अंगामी-अंग्रेजी-हिंदी शब्दकोश . Angami-English-Hindi Dictionary. Central Institute of Indian Languages. Manasagangotri, Mysore – 1987.

Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl

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Numbers in Tibeto-Burman languages

Angami, Apatani, Balti, Bokar, Hmar, Inpui, Khowa (Bugun), Koireng, Liangmai Naga, Lisu, Milang, Moyon, Na, Naxi, Pochuri (Naga), Sartang, Sherdukpen, Singpho, Tangam, Tangkhul (Naga), Yi

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