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The Brooding number system is hexadecimal, which means that the basic numbers are counted up to fifteen before adding another digit, so the number "10" is equivalent to sixteen. (The numerals between 10 and 15 are often written as the letters A-F in hexadecimal notation, but only the words are used in Brooding.)
The Brooding number system is hexadecimal, which means that the basic numbers are counted up to fifteen before adding another digit, so the number "10" is equivalent to sixteen. (The numerals between 10 and 15 are often written as the letters A-F in hexadecimal notation, but only the words are used in Brooding.)


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| '''zero''' || 0 || ''zromed''
| '''zero''' || 0 || ''zromed''
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four thousand ninety-sixes (1000~thousands) - stooraen
four thousand ninety-sixes (1000~thousands) - stooraen


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| 16 || '''10''' || ''fluhn'' || 256 || '''100''' || ''tegen'' || 4096 || '''1000''' || ''stooraen''
| 16 || '''10''' || ''fluhn'' || 256 || '''100''' || ''tegen'' || 4096 || '''1000''' || ''stooraen''
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When a number is used with an adjective that requires degree specification (see [[Brooding#Degree-specific_adjectives|Degree-Specific Adjectives]]), the final consonant of the number is dropped and the number is then prefixed to the adjective being modified.
When a number is used with an adjective that requires degree specification (see [[Brooding#Degree-specific_adjectives|Degree-Specific Adjectives]]), the final consonant of the number is dropped and the number is then prefixed to the adjective being modified.


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| 4 || extremely || ''drauge-''
| 4 || extremely || ''drauge-''