How to count in Bhojpuri (भोजपुरी), a Bihari language spoken mainly in north-central and eastern India, and also in Nepal, Mauritius and South Africa.
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| Numerals | Cardinal numbers | Ordinal numbers |
|---|---|---|
| १ (1) | एक (ek) | पहिला (pahilā) |
| २ (2) | दु (du) | दुसर (dusar) |
| ३ (3) | तीन (tīn) | तीसर (tīsar) |
| ४ (4) | चार (cār) | चउथा (cauthā) |
| ५ (5) | पान (pān), पाँच (pāṃc) | पँच्व (pãṃcva) |
| ६ (6) | छव (chav) | छठ्व (chaṭhva) |
| ७ (7) | सात (sāt) | सत्वाँ (satvāṃ) |
| ८ (8) | आठ (āṭh) | अठवाँ (aṭhvāṃ) |
| ९ (9) | नव (nav) | नउअँ (nauāṃ) |
| १० (10) | दस (das) | दस्वाँ (dasvāṃ) |
| १०० (100) | एक सव (ek sav) | |
| ५०० (500) | पान सव (pān sav) | |
| १,००० (1,000) | एक हजार (ek hajār) |
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Information about Bhojpuri numbers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhojpuri_language#Vocabulary
https://www.academia.edu/37937212/Grammatical_Sketch_of_Banarasi_A_Dialect_of_Bhojpuri
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