How to count in Sakapultek (Tujaal Tziij), a Mayan language spoken in department of El Quiché in central Guatemala.
| Numeral | Cardinal numbers | Ordinal numbers |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | majbʼaal | |
| 1 | juun | nabʼeey |
| 2 | ki’ab’ | rikabʼ |
| 3 | ixeb’ | roox |
| 4 | kijab’ | rikyaaj |
| 5 | jo’oob’ | rooʼ |
| 6 | wajqiib’ | riwaq |
| 7 | wuquub’ | riwuq |
| 8 | wajxaqiib’ | riwajxaq |
| 9 | bˈelejeeb’ | ribʼelej |
| 10 | lujuuj | riluj |
| 11 | julujuuj | rijuluq |
| 12 | kabˈlujuuj | rikabʼluj |
| 13 | axlujuuj | riʼaxluj |
| 14 | kajlujuuj | rikajluj |
| 15 | joˈlujuuj | rijoʼluj |
| 16 | waqlujuuj | riwaqluj |
| 17 | wuqlujuuj | riwuqluj |
| 18 | wajxaqlujuuj | riwajxaqluj |
| 19 | bˈelejlujuuj | ribʼelejluj |
| 20 | juk‘aal | rijukʼaal |
| 21 | juk’aal juun | rijuk’aal juun |
| 22 | juk’aal kiʼabʼ, jun wunaq kiʼabʼ | rijuk’aal kiʼabʼ |
| 23 | juk’aal ixebʼ, jun wunaq ixebʼ | rijuk’aal ixebʼ |
| 24 | juk’aal kijabʼ, jun wunaq kijabʼ | rijuk’aal kijabʼ |
| 25 | juk’aal joʼoobʼ | rijuk’aal joʼoobʼ |
| 26 | juk’aal wajqiibʼ | rijuk’aal wajqiibʼ |
| 27 | juk’aal wuquubʼ | rijuk’aal wuquubʼ |
| 28 | juk’aal wajxaqiibʼ | rijuk’aal wajxaqiibʼ |
| 29 | juk’aal bʼelejeeb | rijuk’aal bʼelejeeb |
| 30 | jukʼaal lujuuj | rijukʼaal lujuuj |
| 40 | kakʼaal | rikaʼkʼaal |
| 50 | kaʼkʼaal lujuuj | rikaʼkʼaal lujuuj |
| 60 | axkʼaal | riʼaxkʼaal |
| 70 | axkʼaal lujuuj | riʼaxkʼaal lujuuj |
| 80 | kajkʼaal | rikajkʼaal |
| 90 | kajkʼaal lujuuj | rikajkʼaal lujuuj |
| 100 | joʼkʼaal | rijoʼkʼaal |
| 120 | waqk’aal | |
| 140 | wuqk’aal | |
| 160 | wajxaqk’aal | |
| 180 | b’elejk’aal | |
| 200 | lujkʼaal | rilujkʼaal |
| 220 | julujk’aal | |
| 240 | kab’lujk’aal | |
| 260 | axlujk’aal | |
| 280 | kajlujlajk’aal | |
| 300 | joʼlujkʼaal | rijoʼlujkʼaal |
| 320 | waqlujk’aal | |
| 340 | wuqlujk’aal | |
| 360 | wajxaqlujk’aal | |
| 380 | b’elejlujk’aal | |
| 400 | juqʼoʼ | rijuqʼoʼ |
| 420 | juqʼoʼ juk’aal | |
| 440 | juqʼoʼ ka’k’aal | |
| 460 | juqʼoʼ axk’aal | |
| 480 | juqʼoʼ kajk’aal | |
| 500 | juqʼoʼ jukʼaal | rijuqʼoʼ jukʼaal |
| 520 | juqʼoʼ waqk’aal | |
| 540 | juqʼoʼ wuqk’aal | |
| 560 | juqʼoʼ wajxaqk’aal | |
| 580 | juqʼoʼ b’elejk’aal | |
| 600 | juqʼoʼ lujkʼaal | rijuqʼoʼ lujkʼaal |
| 620 | juqʼoʼ julujk’aal | |
| 640 | juqʼoʼ kab’lujk’aal | |
| 660 | juqʼoʼ axlujk’aal | |
| 680 | juqʼoʼ kajlujk’aal | |
| 700 | juqʼoʼ joʼlujkʼaal | rijuqʼoʼ joʼlujkʼaal |
| 720 | juqʼoʼ waqlujk’aal | |
| 740 | juqʼoʼ wuqlujk’aal | |
| 760 | juqʼoʼ wajxaqlujk’aal | |
| 780 | juqʼoʼ b’elejlujk’aal | |
| 800 | kaʼqʼoʼ | rikaʼqʼoʼ |
| 820 | kaʼqʼoʼ juk’aal | |
| 840 | kaʼqʼoʼ ka’kaal | |
| 860 | kaʼqʼoʼ axk’aal | |
| 880 | kaʼqʼoʼ kajk’aal | |
| 900 | kaʼqʼoʼ joʼkʼaal | rikaʼqʼoʼ joʼkʼaal |
| 920 | kaʼqʼoʼ waqk’aal | |
| 940 | kaʼqʼoʼ wuqk’aal | |
| 960 | kaʼqʼoʼ wajxaqk’aal | |
| 980 | kaʼqʼoʼ b’elejk’aal | |
| 1,000 | kaʼqʼoʼ lujkʼaal | rikaʼqʼoʼ lujkʼaal |
| 1,020 | kaʼqʼoʼ julujk’aal | |
| 1,040 | kaʼqʼoʼ kab’lujk’aal | |
| 1,060 | kaʼqʼoʼ axlujk’aal | |
| 1,080 | kaʼqʼoʼ kajlujk’aal | |
| 1,100 | kaʼqʼoʼ jo’lujk’aal | |
| 1,120 | kaʼqʼoʼ waqlujk’aal | |
| 1,140 | kaʼqʼoʼ wuqlujk’aal | |
| 1,160 | kaʼqʼoʼ wajxaqlujk’aal | |
| 1,180 | kaʼqʼoʼ b’elejlujk’aal | |
| 1,200 | axq’o’ |
Source: Rikemiik Ritz’ib’siik li Tziij Tujaal. Actualización de la Gramática Normativa Sakapulteko/Tujaal. Sacapulas, Guatemala, noviembre de 2023.
Compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl
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