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==Numbers== | ==Numbers== | ||
Unlike most languages, vexilian uses a septenary numeral system since they have 5 fingers on each hand and 2 toes on each foot. The numbers are as follows. | |||
* 0: Xa | |||
* 1₇: Yx | |||
* 2₇: Hosf | |||
* 3₇: Łañ | |||
* 4₇: Nęn̈ꝗi | |||
* 5₇: Qeq̇ | |||
* 6₇: Kǫǫs | |||
* 10₇: Xłereq̇ | |||
* 100₇: Yuz | |||
* 1000₇: Čæn | |||
===Examples of more complex numbers=== | |||
13₇: Xłereq̇-ha-Łañ (ten and three) | |||
41₇: Nęn̈ꝗi-Xłereq̇-ha-Yx (Four tens and one) | |||
123₇: Yuz-Hosf-Xłereq̇-ha-Xłereq̇ (Hundred two tens and three) | |||
==Example texts== | ==Example texts== | ||