Batsbi numbers
How to count in Batsbi (ბაცბურ მოტტ), a Northeast Caucasian language spoken in eastern Georgia.
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| Numeral |
Cardinal |
| 0 |
ნოლ (nol) |
| 1 |
ჭა (č̣a) |
| 2 |
ში (ši) |
| 3 |
ჴო (qo) |
| 4 |
დჵივჸ (dʕivʔ) |
| 5 |
ფხი (pxi) |
| 6 |
ჲეთხ (jetx) |
| 7 |
ვოrლ’ (vorɬ) |
| 8 |
ბაrლ’ (barɬ) |
| 9 |
ისს (iss) |
| 10 |
იტტ (iṭ) |
| 11 |
ჭაჲტტ (č̣ajṭ) |
| 12 |
შიიტტ (šiiṭ) |
| 13 |
ჴოიტტ (qoiṭ) |
| 14 |
დჵევაჲტტ (dʕevajṭ) |
| 15 |
ფხიიტტ (pxiiṭ) |
| 16 |
ჲეთხაჲტტ (jetxajṭ) |
| 17 |
ვოrლ’აჲტტ (vorɬajṭ) |
| 18 |
ბაrლ’აჲტტ (barɬajṭ) |
| 19 |
ტყეხწ (ṭṭq̇exc̣) |
| 20 |
ტყა (ṭṭq̇a) |
| 21 |
ტყაჭა (ṭṭq̇ač̣a) |
| 22 |
ტყაშ (ṭṭq̇aš) |
| 30 |
ტყაიტტ (ṭṭq̇aiṭ) |
| 31 |
ტყაჭაიტტ (ṭṭq̇ač̣aiṭ) |
| 32 |
ტყაშიიტტ (ṭṭq̇ašiiṭ) |
| 40 |
შაუზტყ (šauzṭṭq̇) |
| 50 |
შაუზტყაიტტ (šauzṭṭq̇aiṭ) |
| 60 |
ჴოუზტყ (qouzṭṭq̇) |
| 70 |
ჴოუზტყაიტტ (qouzṭṭq̇aiṭ) |
| 80 |
დჵე(ვ)უზტყ (dʕe(v)uzṭṭq̇) |
| 90 |
დჵე(ვ)უზტყაიტტ (dʕe(v)uzṭṭq̇aiṭ) |
| 100 |
ფხაუზტყ (pxauzṭṭq̇) |
| 120 |
ჲეხწატყ (jexc̣aṭṭq̇) |
| 160 |
ბაrლ’წატყ (barɬc̣aṭṭq̇) |
| 200 |
იწატყ (ic̣aṭṭq̇) |
| 1,000 |
ათას (atas) |
Notes
- Batsbi uses a vigesimal system: 40 is 2x20, 60 is 3x20, 80 is 4x20, 100 is 5x20, 120 is 6x20 and so on up to 200 (10x20)
- The word for 1,000 (ათას) is borrowed from Georgian.
Source
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bats_language
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