Mi'kmaq numbers

How to count in Mi'kmaq (Míkmawísimk), an Algonquian language spoken in parts and Canada and the USA.

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Numeral	Cardinal
1	ne'wt
2	ta'pu
3	si'st
4	ne'w
5	na'n
6	asukom
7	l'uiknek
8	ukmuljin
9	pesqunatek
10	newtiska'q
11	newtiska'q jel ne'wt
12	newtiska'q jel ta'pu
13	newtiska'q jel si'st
14	newtiska'q jel ne'w
15	newtiska'q jel na'n
16	newtiska'q jel asukom
17	newtiska'q jel l'uiknek
18	newtiska'q jel ukmuljin
19	newtiska'q jel pesqunatek
20	tapuiska'q
21	tapuiska'q jel ne'wt
22	tapuiska'q jel ta'pu
23	tapuiska'q jel si'st
24	tapuiska'q jel ne'w
25	tapuiska'q jel na'n
26	tapuiska'q jel asukom
27	tapuiska'q jel l'uiknek
28	tapuiska'q jel ukmuljin
29	tapuiska'q jel pesqunatek
30	nesiska'q
40	newiska'q
50	naniska'q
60	asukom te'siska'q
70	l'uiknek te'siska'q
80	ukmuljin te'siska'q
90	pesqunatek te'siska'q
100	kaskimtlnaqn
200	ta'pu kaskimtlnaqn
300	si'st kaskimtlnaqn
400	ne'w kaskimtlnaqn
500	na'n kaskimtlnaqn
600	asukom kaskimtlnaqn
700	l'uiknek kaskimtlnaqn
800	ukmuljin kaskimtlnaqn
900	pesqunatek kaskimtlnaqn
1,000	pituimtlnaqn
10,000	pituimtlnaqnepikatun
1,000,000	kji-pituimtlnaqn

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Links

Information about counting in Mi'kmaq
http://www.languagesandnumbers.com/how-to-count-in-micmac/en/mic/

Information about Mi'kmaq | Phrases | Numbers | Tower of Babel

Numbers in Algonquian languages

Abenaki, Algonquin, Arapaho, Atikamekw, Blackfoot, Cheyenne, Cree (Woods), Malecite-Passamaquoddy, Mi'kmaq, Mohegan, Montagnais, Ojibwe, Sauk, Unami (Lenape)

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