Manchu numbers

How to count in Manchu (ᠮᠠᠨᠵᡠ
ᡤᡳᠰᡠᠨ / manju gisun), a Southern Tungusic language spoken in northeast China.

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Numeral	Cardinal	Ordinal
1	emu, emke	emuci
2	juwe	juweci
3	ilan	ilaci
4	duin	duici
5	sunja	sunjaci
6	ninggun	ningguci
7	nadan	nadaci
8	jakvn	jakvci
9	uyun	uyuci
10	juwan	juwanci
11	juwan emu	juwan emuci
12	juwan juwe	juwan juweci
13	juwan ilan	juwan ilanci
14	juwan duin	juwan duici
15	tofohon	tofohoci
16	juwan ninggun	juwan ningguci
17	juwan nadan	juwan nadaci
18	juwan jakvn	juwan jakvci
19	juwan uyun	juwan uyuci
20	orin	orici
21	orin emu	orin emuci
30	gvsin	gvsici
40	dehu	dehuci
50	susai	susaici
60	ninju	ninjuci
70	nadanju	nadanjuci
80	jakvnju	jakvnjuci
90	uyunju	uyunjuci
100	tanggv	tanggvci
1,000	tumen	tumenci
100,000	juman tuman	juman tumanci
1,000,000	tanggv tumen	tanggv tumenci

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Links

Information about Manchu numbers
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Manchu/Lesson_4_-_Numerals

Information about Manchu | Numbers

Numbers in Southern Tungusic languages

Manchu, Nanai, Orok / Uilta, Ulch

Numbers in other languages

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