How to count in Batsbi (ბაცბურ მოტტ), a Northeast Caucasian language spoken in eastern Georgia.
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Numeral | Cardinal |
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0 | ნოლ (nol) |
1 | ჭა (č̣a) |
2 | ში (ši) |
3 | ჴო (qo) |
4 | დჵივჸ (dʕivʔ) |
5 | ფხი (pxi) |
6 | ჲეთხ (jetx) |
7 | ვოrლ’ (vorɬ) |
8 | ბაrლ’ (barɬ) |
9 | ისს (iss) |
10 | იტტ (iṭ) |
11 | ჭაჲტტ (č̣ajṭ) |
12 | შიიტტ (šiiṭ) |
13 | ჴოიტტ (qoiṭ) |
14 | დჵევაჲტტ (dʕevajṭ) |
15 | ფხიიტტ (pxiiṭ) |
16 | ჲეთხაჲტტ (jetxajṭ) |
17 | ვოrლ’აჲტტ (vorɬajṭ) |
18 | ბაrლ’აჲტტ (barɬajṭ) |
19 | ტყეხწ (ṭṭq̇exc̣) |
20 | ტყა (ṭṭq̇a) |
21 | ტყაჭა (ṭṭq̇ač̣a) |
22 | ტყაშ (ṭṭq̇aš) |
30 | ტყაიტტ (ṭṭq̇aiṭ) |
31 | ტყაჭაიტტ (ṭṭq̇ač̣aiṭ) |
32 | ტყაშიიტტ (ṭṭq̇ašiiṭ) |
40 | შაუზტყ (šauzṭṭq̇) |
50 | შაუზტყაიტტ (šauzṭṭq̇aiṭ) |
60 | ჴოუზტყ (qouzṭṭq̇) |
70 | ჴოუზტყაიტტ (qouzṭṭq̇aiṭ) |
80 | დჵე(ვ)უზტყ (dʕe(v)uzṭṭq̇) |
90 | დჵე(ვ)უზტყაიტტ (dʕe(v)uzṭṭq̇aiṭ) |
100 | ფხაუზტყ (pxauzṭṭq̇) |
120 | ჲეხწატყ (jexc̣aṭṭq̇) |
160 | ბაrლ’წატყ (barɬc̣aṭṭq̇) |
200 | იწატყ (ic̣aṭṭq̇) |
1,000 | ათას (atas) |
Source
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bats_language
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Information about Batsbi | Phrases | Numbers
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