Numbers in Middle Welsh

How to count in Middle Welsh (Kymraec), a form of Welsh spoken from the 12th to about the 15th century.

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	Cardinal	Ordinal
1	un / vn [ʉn]
2	deu (m) dwy (f)	eil
3	tri (m) teir (f)	trydyd
4	pedwar (m) pedeir (f)	pedweryd
5	pym(p)	pymhed
6	chwech
7	seith [sei̯θ]
8	wyth
9	naw
10	deg	decuet
11	un ar ddeg
12	deuddeg
13	tri ar ddeg
14	pedwar ar ddeg
15	pymtheg
16	un ar bymtheg
17	deu ar bymtheg
18	deunaw
19	pedwar ar bymtheg
20	ugein(t)
21	un ar ugein
30	deg ar ugein
40	deu ugain / dugein
50	deg ar ddeu ugain / ddugein
60	trei ugein, trugein
100	can(t)
1,000	mil

Links

Source
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/oinos

Information Middle Welsh
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_Welsh

Numbers in Celtic languages

Proto-Celtic, Proto-Brythonic, Old Irish, Old Welsh, Middle Welsh, Gaulish, Breton, Cornish, Cumbric, Irish, Manx, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh

Numbers in other languages

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