Numbers in Jarai

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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