Balinese numbers

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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