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| 10 times || '''lasyammát''' || 100 times || '''syandommát''' || 1000 times || ''hesyarmát'' | | 10 times || '''lasyammát''' || 100 times || '''syandommát''' || 1000 times || ''hesyarmát'' | ||
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====Distributive numerals==== | |||
Distributive numerals are generally regularly formed with the suffix ''-ír'' (possibly from -*ih₂-ros), with the exception of the first three numerals. They are adjectives, but are declined as nouns of the first (masculine), second (feminine), or third (neuter) declension. They are most commonly translated as "X each". | |||
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| one each || '''seméh'''<br/>(''seméhá, seméhom'') || 11 each || ''seméh lasymír'' || 111 each || ''syandír seméh lasymír'' | |||
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| two each || '''liséh''' || 22 each || ''liséh lílástír'' || 200 each || ''luyóˤsyandír'' | |||
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| three each || '''teréh''' || 33 each || ''teréh tiresyátír'' || 300 each || ''tírsyandír'' | |||
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| four each || '''pitórír''' || 44 each || ''pitórír pitóresyátír'' || 400 each || ''pitórsyandír'' | |||
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| five each || '''pembír''' || 55 each || ''pembipembisyátír'' || 500 each || ''pembisyandír'' | |||
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| six each || '''syúsyír''' || 66 each || ''syússyússyátír'' || 600 each || ''syússyandír'' | |||
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| 7 each || '''sutonír''' || 77 each || ''sutonsutonsyátír'' || 700 each || ''sutossyandír'' | |||
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| 8 each || '''fastúwír''' || 88 each || ''fastúfastúsyátír'' || 800 each || ''fastúsyandír'' | |||
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| 9 each || '''núnír''' || 99 each || ''núnnússyátír'' || 900 each || ''núnsyandír'' | |||
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| 10 each || '''lasymír''' || 100 each || '''syandontír''' || 1000 each || ''hesyarír'' | |||
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Distributive numerals (in the neuter plural, except for "one") are those used in spoken multiplication, e.g. ''lis liséhá pitór séti'' "two times two equals four" (lit.: twice (adverbial) two (distributive neuter pl.) are four (cardinal neuter)). | |||
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