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! 1
! 1
| ’oynoh || ’oyna’ || ’oynom
| *’oynoh || *’oynā || *’oynom
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! 2
! 2
| colspan="2" | ṭuwā || ṭuw-
| *ṭuwā || *ṭuwāi || *ṭuwā
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! 3
! 3
| tarayā || tarē || taray-
| *treyeh || *treyeh || *treyā
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! 4
! 4
| kaṯurā || kaṯur || kaṯur-
| *ketureh || *ketureh || *keturā
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! 5
! 5
| pankā || pank || pank-
| colspan="3"| *penke
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! 6
! 6
| šaššā || šašš || šašš-
| colspan="3"| *šesš
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! 7
! 7
| haftā || haft || haft-
| colspan="3"| *heptm̥
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! 8
! 8
| ‘aṣṭā || ‘aṣṭ || ‘aṣṭ-
| colspan="3"| *’ostō
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! 9
! 9
| nawā || nō || naw-
| colspan="3"| *nown̥
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! 10
! 10
| ṭasā || ṭas || ṭas-
| colspan="3"| *decm̥
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! 11
! 11
| ‘ayn ṭas || ‘aynā ṭasā || ‘ayn- ṭas
| ‘ayn ṭas || ‘aynā ṭasā || ‘ayn- ṭas
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! 20
! 20
| colspan="2"| ṭasīn || ṭasīn-
| colspan="3"| ṭasīn || ṭasīn-
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! 21
! 21
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| colspan="2"| nawīn || nawīn-
| colspan="2"| nawīn || nawīn-
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! 100
| colspan="2"| sint || sint-
| colspan="3"| *sn̥tom
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! 200
| colspan="2"| ṭuwā sintīn || ṭuwā sint-
| colspan="2"| ṭuwā sintīn || ṭuwā sint-
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| colspan="2"| ṭuwā ’alfīn || ṭuwā ’alf-
| colspan="2"| ṭuwā ’alfīn || ṭuwā ’alf-
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Ordinal numbers are formed with the nisba suffix ''-iyy'' (feminine: ''-iyyā'') added to the number's stem, with the following exceptions:
Ordinal numbers are formed with the nisba suffix ''-iyy'' (feminine: ''-iyyā'') added to the number's stem, with the following exceptions:
*The ordinal equivalent of ''‘ayn'' "one" is ''partam'' "first". Its opposite is ''aftam'' "last".
*The ordinal equivalent of ''‘ayn'' "one" is ''partam'' "first". Its opposite is ''aftam'' "last".
*Adding the nisba suffix to numbers ending in ''-īn'' is proscribed, with the ordinal numbers being identical to the cardinal numbers. However, it is common to use the suffix in colloquial language.
*Adding the nisba suffix to numbers ending in ''-īn'' is proscribed, with the ordinal numbers being identical to the cardinal numbers. However, it is common to use the suffix in colloquial language.-->
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