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