Numbers in Gronings

How to count in Gronings (Grunnegs, Grönnegs), a collection of Friso-Saxon dialects spoken in the Groningen, Drenthe and Friesland in the Netherlands.

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Numeral	Cardinal	Ordinal
1	ain(e)	eersterd
2	twij, tweie	twijd(erd), twijde, twijdes, aander
3	drij(e), dreie	daard, daarde(rt), daarders
4	vaaier, vaire, vare, vijer, voier
5	vief, vuuf	viefde. viefte
6	zes, zesse
7	zeuven
8	aacht(e), acht
9	negen
10	tien(e)
11	elf, elven	elfde, elfte
12	twaalf, twaalven, twoalf, twoalven
13	dattien
14	vattien, veertien, vittien
15	vieftien
16	zestien
17	zeuventien
18	aachttien
19	negentien
20	stieg(e), twinneg, twinteg
30	daarteg, dareg, datteg
40	fatteg, feerteg, vatteg
50	fiefteg
60	sesteg
70	zeuventeg
80	taachteg, achteg
90	negenteg
100	honderd
1000	doezend

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Information about counting in Gronings
https://nl.wikibooks.org/wiki/Gronings/Hoofdstuk_3
http://www.groningsonline.nl/

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