Kurdish (Soranî) numbers

How to count in Kurdish (Soranî / سۆرانی), a variety of Kurdish spoken in Iraqi Kurdistan and the Kurdistan Province of Iran.

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Numeral		Cardinal	Ordinal
0	٠	() سفر () هیچ
1	١	(yek) يه‌ك	(yekam) يه‌كەم
2	٢	(dû) دوو	(dûham) دووهەم
3	٣	(se) سێ	(seham) سێهەم
4	٤	(chwâr) چوار	(chwâram) چوارەم
5	٥	(penj) پێنج	(penjam) پێنجەم
6	٦	(shash) شەش	(shasham) شەشەم
7	٧	(ḥawt) حەوت	(ḥawtam) حەوتەم
8	٨	(hasht) هەشت	(hashtam) هەشتەم
9	٩	(no) نێ	(noham) نێهەم
10	١٠	(da) ده	(noham) دههەم
11	١١	(yânza) یانزە	(yânzaham) یانزەهەم
12	١٢	(dwânza) دوانزە	(dwânzaham) دوانزەهەم
13	١٣	(syânza) سیانزە
14	١٤	(chwârda) چواردە
15	١٥	(pânzda) پانزدە
16	١٦	(shânza) شانزە
17	١٧	(ḥavda) حەڤدە
18	١٨	(hazhda) هەژدە
19	١٩	(nozda) نۆزدە
20	٢٠	(bîst) بیست
21	٢١	(bîst u yek) بیست و يه‌ك
22	٢٢	(bîst u dû) بیست و دوو
23	٢٣	(bîst u se) بیست و سێ
24	٢٤	(bîst u chwâr) بیست و چوار
25	٢٥	(bîst u penj) بیست و پێنج
26	٢٦	(bîst u shash) بیست و شەش
27	٢٧	(bîst u ḥawt) بیست و حەوت
28	٢٨	(bîst u hasht) بیست و هەشت
29	٢٩	(bîst u no) بیست و نێ
30	٣٠	(sî) سی
40	٤٠	(chil) چل
50	٥٠	(panjâ) پەنجا
60	٦٠	(shast) شەست
70	٧٠	(ḥaftâ) حەفتا
80	٨٠	(hashtâ) هەشتا
90	٩٠	(nawad) نەوەد
100	١٠٠	(sad) سەد
1,000	١٠٠٠	(hazar) هەزار
1 million	١٠٠٠٠٠٠	(melion) ملیۆن
1, billion	١٠٠٠٠٠٠٠٠٠	(meliar) ملیار

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Links

Information about Kurdish (Sorani) numbers
https://studentreader.com/GPD7U/sorani-kurdish-numbers/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkqQRUd_EmI
https://sites.fas.harvard.edû/~iranian/Sorani/sorani_1_grammar.pdf

Numbers in Iranian languages

Baluchi, Dari, Gilaki, Ishkashimi, Juhuri, Kurdish (Kurmanji), Kurdish (Soranî), Oroshor, Ossetian, Pashto, Persian, Sanglechi, Sarikoli, Shughni, Tajik, Talysh, Wakhi

Numbers in other languages

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