How to count in Chulym (Ось тили), a Turkic language spoken in the Republic of Khakassia in eastern Siberia in the south of Russia.
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| Numeral | Cardinal numbers |
|---|---|
| 1 | пир (pir) |
| 2 | иги (igi) |
| 3 | ӱц (üts) |
| 4 | тӧрт (tört) |
| 5 | пӓш (päš) |
| 6 | алты (altı) |
| 7 | йеде (yēde) |
| 8 | сегис (segis) |
| 9 | тоғус (toğus) |
| 10 | он (on) |
Information about Chulym | Numbers
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