Numbers in Nukuoro

How to count in Nukuoro, a Polynesian language spoken mainly on Nukuoro and Pohnpei in Micronesia.

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East Futuana numbers

Numeral	Cardinal numbers
1	dahi
2	lua
3	dolu
4	haa
5	lima
6	ono
7	hidu
8	valu
9	siva
10	hulu
20	madalua
30	matolu
40	madahaa
50	madalima
60	madaono
70	madahidu
80	madavalu
90	massiva
100	lau
hundreds	llau
hundreds and hundreds	laulau
1,000	mano
thousands	mmano
tens of thousands	semada
hundreds of thousands	seguli
thousands and thousands	manomano

Source: Vern Carrol and Tobias Soulik. NUKUORO LEXICON. The University Press of Hawaii. Honolulu – 1973.

Compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl

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