How to count in Croatian, a South Slavic language spoken mainly in Croatia.
Key to abbreviations: m = masculine, f = feminine, n = neuter
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| Cardinal numbers | |
|---|---|
| 0 | nula |
| 1 | jedan |
| 2 | dva |
| 3 | tri |
| 4 | četiri |
| 5 | pet |
| 6 | šest |
| 7 | sedam |
| 8 | osam |
| 9 | devet |
| 10 | deset |
| 11 | jedanaest |
| 12 | dvanaest |
| 13 | trinaest |
| 14 | četrnaest |
| 15 | petnaest |
| 16 | šesnaest |
| 17 | sedamnaest |
| 18 | osamnaest |
| 19 | devetnaest |
| 20 | dvadeset |
| 30 | trideset |
| 40 | četrdeset |
| 50 | pedeset |
| 60 | šezdeset |
| 70 | sedamdeset |
| 80 | osamdeset |
| 90 | devetdeset |
| 100 | sto |
| 1000 | tisuća |
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