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* Numbers after that are formed by adding the smaller after the larger: 'kramwaotkram' = 'twenty-one'. | * Numbers after that are formed by adding the smaller after the larger: 'kramwaotwah' = 'nineteen', 'kramwaotnoh' = 'twenty' and 'kramwaotkram' = 'twenty-one'. | ||
* Most full sixes are formed by adding the multiplier before the six: 'aktawaot' = (four times six) 'twenty-four' | * Most full sixes are formed by adding the multiplier before the six: 'aktawaot' = (four times six) 'twenty-four' | ||
* Special numbers: 'sawek' = 'thirty', 'noswek' = 'sixty', 'wahok' = '120', 'nehok' = '240' and 'krahok' = '360'. | * Special numbers: 'sawek' = 'thirty', 'noswek' = 'sixty', 'wahok' = '120', 'nehok' = '240' and 'krahok' = '360'. | ||
* Important numbers of position: 'waot' = 'six' | * Important numbers of position: Each number position tells how many times the different powers of six are included (similarly to our decimal system of base ten). | ||
**'10<sub>6</sub>' = 'waot' = 'six' | |||
**'100<sub>6</sub>' = 'wawat' = 'thirty-six' (six squared) | |||
**'1000<sub>6</sub>' = 'wakrim' = '216<sub>10</sub>' (six cubed) | |||
**'10 000<sub>6</sub>' = 'wawinoh' = '1296<sub>10</sub>' (thirty-six squared) | |||
**'100 000<sub>6</sub>' = 'wakirik' = '7776<sub>10</sub>' (six to the power of five) | |||
**'1 000 000<sub>6</sub>' = 'wawikram' = '46656<sub>10</sub>' (thirty-six cubed) (the last ones are rare). | |||
Example: ''''244'''<sub>6</sub>' means 'nohwawat.aktawaot.akta' which is in decimal 2*36+4*6+6 = ''''100'''<sub>10</sub>' or 'one hundred' | Example: ''''244'''<sub>6</sub>' means 'nohwawat.aktawaot.akta' which is in our decimal system 2*36+4*6+6 = ''''100'''<sub>10</sub>' or 'one hundred' | ||
'''Ordinal numbers''': '1st' = 'wahhi', '2nd' = 'nohhi', '3rd' = 'kramet', '4th' = 'aktaet'... (continues by adding '-et' suffix) | '''Ordinal numbers''': '1st' = 'wahhi', '2nd' = 'nohhi', '3rd' = 'kramet', '4th' = 'aktaet'... (continues by adding '-et' suffix) | ||