How to count in Jarai, a member of the Chamic branch of Malayo-Polynesian languages spoken in parts of Vietnam and Cambodia
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 1 | sa |
| 2 | dua |
| 3 | klâo |
| 4 | pă |
| 5 | rơma |
| 6 | năm |
| 7 | tơjuh |
| 8 | sapăn, sơpăn |
| 9 | duapăn |
| 10 | pluh |
| 11 | pluh-sa |
| 12 | pluh-dua |
| 13 | pluh-klâo |
| 14 | pluh-pă |
| 15 | pluh-rơma |
| 16 | pluh-năm |
| 17 | pluh-tơjuh |
| 18 | pluh-sapăn |
| 19 | pluh-duapăn |
| 20 | duapluh |
| 21 | duapluh-sa |
| 22 | duapluh-dua |
| 23 | duapluh-klâo |
| 24 | duapluh-pă |
| 25 | duapluh-rơma |
| 26 | duapluh-năm |
| 27 | duapluh-tơjuh |
| 28 | duapluh-sapăn |
| 29 | duapluh-duapăn |
| 30 | klâopluh |
| 40 | păpluh |
| 50 | rơmapluh |
| 60 | nămpluh |
| 70 | tơjuhpluh |
| 80 | sapănpluh |
| 90 | duapănpluh |
| 100 | sa-rơtuh |
| 101 | sa-rơtuh sa |
| 200 | dua-rotuh |
| 300 | klâo-rotuh |
| 400 | pă-rotuh |
| 500 | rơma-rotuh |
| 600 | năm-rotuh |
| 700 | tơjuh-rotuh |
| 800 | sapăn-rotuh |
| 900 | duapăn-rotuh |
| 1,000 | sa-rơbâo |
| 10,000 | pluh-rơbâo |
| 1,000,000 | sa-klăk |
| 1,000,999 | sa-klăk duapăn-rơtuh duapănpluh-duapăn |
| 1,000,000,000 | sa-klai |
| 1/2 | hămkrah (sa-črăn-amăng dua); sămkrah |
| 1/3 | hămklâo |
| 1/4 | hămpa̱ |
| 1/5 | hămrơma |
| 1/10 | hămpluh (sa-črăn-amăng-pluh) |
| 1 1/2 | sa hămkrah; sa sămkrah |
| 2 1/3 | dua hămklâo |
| 3 1/10 | klâo hămpluh (klâo hang sa-črăn-amăng-pluh) |
| 7/100 | tơjuh-črăn-amăng-rơtuh |
| 89/100 | sapănpluh-duapăn-črăn-amăng rơtuh |
Source: Hơdră-Pơdap! Tơlơi Jơrai (Jorai Grammar)
Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl
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