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Fractions are expressed using the formula, ''X=yar Y min yešpa (han)'', as in ''Šentezaxyār duxt min yešpa hakman'' for 3/20 (lit. "From twenty, three have come).  
Fractions are expressed using the formula, ''X=yar Y min yešpa (han)'', as in ''Šentezaxyār duxt min yešpa hakman'' for 3/20 (lit. "From twenty, three have come).  


A limited set of fractional numbers exist:
A limited set of fractional numbers, divided into a numeric category and a verbal category, exists:
 


{|  class="bluetable lightbluebg "
{|  class="bluetable lightbluebg "
! Number
!  
! Cardinal
! Fractional
! Ordinal
! Verbal
! Verbal
|-  style=""
|-  style=""
! style="" | half
! style="" | half
|   šūmi         
| kammak
| sanannūx, manx   
| kammakian                
| -šūmi-an                
|-  style="" style=""
|-  style="" style=""
!  style="" | third
!  style="" | third
|   šānī         
| haddeħ
| šānāx           
| haddeħħan                     
| -šān-an-             
|-  style=""
|-  style=""
!  style="" | quarter
!  style="" | quarter
duxt         
| duxtāx           
| mūan
| -duxut-an, -duxt-an   
|-  style=""
|-  style=""
!  style="" | tenth
!  style="" | tenth
|   meneħ       
| erritt
| menhāx           
| irtan 
| -mene-an, -menh-an   
|-
|-
|}
|}
Note the upper bound is "twentieth", which would be expected from Minhast's vegisemal system; in this set, a decimal pattern is observed.  The verbal forms display some irregularity, as in ''kammak-i-an'' vs the expected ''kammakan'', ''hadde-ħ-ħan'' instead of the expected ''haddehan'', and ''irt-an'' instead of the expected ''erritt-an''.


== Verbs ==
== Verbs ==
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