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| Number of digits || 2 || 3 || 4 || 5 || 6 || 7 || 8 || 9 | | Number of digits || 2 || 3 || 4 || 5 || 6 || 7 || 8 || 9 | ||
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6.02×10^23, oskuvuugoxoqubim | 6.02×10^23, oskuvuugoxoqubim | ||
Fractions have the numerator before the denominator, like 3/7 binlecit, "three out of four parts", and thus both are cardinals. Some fractions have common names: 1/2 leci; 1/4 lagi; 1/12 loi. | |||
Hwnic has a unusual way to express grouping with ''to'' "multiplied by": ''xoqavu'' means 12 in no particular arrangement, ''bintoces'' means 3×4 arrangement, ''vutoos'' means 2×6 arrangement. The smaller number goes first. However, to say 1×12 or 12 objects filed in one row, it would not be *''xatoxoqavu'', but rather with a collective suffix. A row of 12 apples (''oqul'') would be ''xoqavu oqulil''. | Hwnic has a unusual way to express grouping with ''to'' "multiplied by": ''xoqavu'' means 12 in no particular arrangement, ''bintoces'' means 3×4 arrangement, ''vutoos'' means 2×6 arrangement. The smaller number goes first. However, to say 1×12 or 12 objects filed in one row, it would not be *''xatoxoqavu'', but rather with a collective suffix. A row of 12 apples (''oqul'') would be ''xoqavu oqulil''. | ||