Numbers in Extremaduran

Information about counting in Extremaduran, a Romance language spoken in Extremadura in western Spain by about 200,000 people.

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Numeral	Cardinal	Ordinal
0	zeru
1	un(u) (m), una (f)	primel, primeru (-a)
2	dos	segundu (-a)
3	tres	tercel, terceru (-a)
4	quatru	quartu (-a)
5	cincu	quintu (-a)
6	seis	sestu (-a)
7	sieti	sétimu (-a)
8	ochu	otavu (-a)
9	nuevi	nonu (-a)
10	dies	dezenu (-a)
11	onzi	onzenu (-a)
12	dozi	(d)ozenu (-a)
13	trezi	trezenu (-a)
14	catorzi	catorzenu (-a)
15	quinzi	quinzenu (-a)
16	dieziseis	sezenu (-a)
17	diezisieti
18	dieziochu
19	diezinuevi
20	venti
21	ventiúnu
22	ventidós
30	trenta
31	trenta i unu
40	quarenta
50	cinqüenta
60	sessenta
70	setenta
80	ochenta
90	noventa
100	cien
101	cientu (i) unu
200	dozientus
300	trezientus
400	quatrucientus
500	quinientus
600	secientus
700	setecientus
800	ochucientus
900	novecientus
1,000	mil
2,000	dos mil
1 million	un millón
2 million	dos millonis

Notes

Feminine numbers are made by changing the final u to a
There is no ordinal numbers after 16

Numbers provided by Michael Peter Füstumum

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