How to count in Balinese (Basa Bali), a Malayo-Polynesian language spoken mainly in Bali in Indonesia.
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| Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | puyung, kosun | |
| 1 | besik, siki, adiri, eka | ané paling malu, sané kapertama |
| 2 | dua, kalih, dwi | ané nomer dua, sané kaping kalih |
| 3 | telu, tiga, tri | ping telu |
| 4 | empat, papat, catur | ping empat |
| 5 | lima, panca | ping lim |
| 6 | nenem, nem, sad | ping nenem |
| 7 | pitu, sapta | ping pitu |
| 8 | kutus, asta | ping kutus |
| 9 | sia, sanga | ping sia |
| 10 | dasa, dasa | ping dasa |
| 11 | solas | |
| 12 | roras | |
| 13 | telulas | |
| 14 | patbelas | |
| 15 | limolas | |
| 16 | nembelas | |
| 17 | pitulas | |
| 18 | plekutus | |
| 19 | siangolas | |
| 20 | duang dasa, kalihdasa | |
| 21 | duang dasa besik, selikur | |
| 22 | duang dasa dua, dualikur | |
| 23 | duang dasa telu, telulikur | |
| 24 | duang dasa papat | |
| 25 | duang dasa lima, selae | |
| 26 | duang dasa nenem | |
| 27 | duang dasa pitu | |
| 28 | duang dasa kutus | |
| 29 | duang dasa sia | |
| 30 | telung dasa, tigang dasa | |
| 40 | petang dasa | |
| 45 | petang dasa lima, setiman | |
| 50 | limang dasa, seket | |
| 60 | nenem dasa, nemdasa | |
| 70 | pitung dasa | |
| 75 | pitung dasa lima, telung benang | |
| 80 | ulungdasa | |
| 90 | sangadasa | |
| 100 | satus | |
| 150 | satus seket, karobelah | |
| 200 | satak | |
| 300 | telung atus, tigang atus | |
| 400 | samas | |
| 500 | limang atus | |
| 600 | nem atus | |
| 700 | pitung atus | |
| 800 | domas | |
| 900 | siang atus | |
| 1,000 | siu | |
| 2,000 | duang tali | |
| 3,000 | telung tali | |
| 4,000 | empat tali | |
| 5,000 | limang tali | |
| 6,000 | nem tali | |
| 7,000 | pitung tali | |
| 8,000 | kutus tali | |
| 9,000 | siang tali | |
| 10,000 | dasa tali, rhiba hauna | |
| 1,000,000 | yuta | |
| 2,000,000 | kalih yuta | |
| once | acepok, ping cepok, ping siki | |
| twice | ping pindo, ping kalih |
Note: Numbers in italics are derived from Sanskrit and appear in religious documents.
Source: Made Windu Antara Kesiman: Parlons balinais. Paris – 2009.
Information provided by Wolfgang Kuhl
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