How to count in Sherdukpen (Mey nyuk), a Tibeto-Burman language spoken in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh in the northeast of India.
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| Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | han | go-pu-saw, akhong-saw, khruk-saw |
| 2 | nyit | ji-lukhung-kho |
| 3 | ung | |
| 4 | phsi | |
| 5 | khu | |
| 6 | chuk | |
| 7 | sit | |
| 8 | sargyat | |
| 9 | thikhi | |
| 10 | sō | |
| 11 | sahan | |
| 12 | si-nyit | |
| 13 | su-ung | |
| 14 | sam-phsi | |
| 15 | sang-khu | |
| 16 | sā-chuk | |
| 17 | sā-sit | |
| 18 | sā-sargyat | |
| 19 | sā-thikhi | |
| 20 | kha-han, nyi-sō | |
| 21 | kha-han-lo-han | |
| 22 | kha-han-lo-nyit | |
| 23 | kha-han-lo-ung | |
| 24 | kha-han-lo-phsi | |
| 25 | kha-han-lo-khu | |
| 26 | kha-han-lo-chuk | |
| 27 | kha-han-lo-sit | |
| 28 | kha-han-lo-sargyat | |
| 29 | kha-han-lo-thikhi | |
| 30 | kha-han-lo-sō (20+10) | |
| 40 | kha-nyit (20x2) | |
| 50 | kha-nyit-lo-sō (20x2+10) | |
| 60 | kha-ung (20x3) | |
| 70 | kha-ung-lo-sō (20x3+10) | |
| 80 | kha-phsi (20x4) | |
| 90 | kha-phsi-lo-sō (20x4+10) | |
| 100 | ja-an, ja-han | |
| 200 | ja-nyit | |
| 300 | ja-ung | |
| 400 | ja-phsi | |
| 500 | ja-khu | |
| 600 | ja-chuk | |
| 700 | ja-sit | |
| 800 | ja-sargyat | |
| 900 | ja-thikhi | |
| 1,000 | tong-tho-an | |
| once | caw-ro, akhong-akhong | |
| twice | kor-nyit | |
| thrice | kor-ung | |
| 1/3 | ung-lo-han | |
| 1/4 | phsi-lo-han | |
| 1/2 | likeh-mo | |
| 1/10 | sō-lo-han |
Source: Rinchin Dondrup. A Hand Book on Sherdukpen Language. Directorate of Research. Government of Arunachal Pradesh. Itanagar – 1988.
Information about Sherdukpen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherdukpen_language
http://www.ethnologue.com/18/language/sdp
Information provided by Wolfgang Kuhl
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