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Multiplier numerals can be formed: | Multiplier numerals can be formed: | ||
*by adding the adjectival ending '''- | *by adding the adjectival ending '''-re''' to the cardinal numeral form: | ||
'''ʂaːʔo''' → ''' | '''ʂaːʔo''' → '''ʂaːʔore''' | ||
<small>one → | <small>one → single, once</small> | ||
*by adding the comparative ending '''- | *by adding the comparative ending '''-reko''' to the cardinal numeral form: | ||
''' | '''ʔaki''' → '''ʔakireko''' | ||
<small> | <small>two → double, twice, twofold</small> | ||
*by adding the comparative ending '''- | *by adding the comparative ending '''-renæ''' to the cardinal numeral form: | ||
''' | '''pʰeːʔo''' → '''pʰeːʔorenæ''' | ||
<small> | <small>ten → tenfold, ten times</small> | ||
If the numeral form is composite, the ending is added only to the last numeral form: | If the numeral form is composite, the ending is added only to the last numeral form: | ||
*''25 | *''25'': '''ʔakirepʰeːʔo ṕaːŋere''' | ||
Revision as of 01:58, 25 May 2025
Fractional numerals
Fractional numerals are formed by adding the derivative ending -ŋuː to the cardinal numeral form, with the exceptions of the numeral one:
χaʂæ → χaʂæŋuː seven → seventh
If the numeral form is composite, the ending is added only to the last numeral form:
- 25th: ʔakirepʰeːʔo ṕaːŋeŋuː
There is, however, one irregular suppletive form:
| ḱuːpho |
Distributive numerals
Distributive numerals can be formed:
- by adding the adjectival ending -jeː to the cardinal numeral form:
mikoː → mikoːjeː three → three each
- by adding the comparative ending -rejeː to the cardinal numeral form:
ʈoːju → ʈoːjurejeː nine → nine each
If the numeral form is composite, the ending is added only to the last numeral form:
- 25: ʔakirepʰeːʔo ṕaːŋejeː
Multiplier numerals
Multiplier numerals can be formed:
- by adding the adjectival ending -re to the cardinal numeral form:
ʂaːʔo → ʂaːʔore one → single, once
- by adding the comparative ending -reko to the cardinal numeral form:
ʔaki → ʔakireko two → double, twice, twofold
- by adding the comparative ending -renæ to the cardinal numeral form:
pʰeːʔo → pʰeːʔorenæ ten → tenfold, ten times
If the numeral form is composite, the ending is added only to the last numeral form:
- 25: ʔakirepʰeːʔo ṕaːŋere