How to count in Ho (𑢹𑣉𑣉 𑣎𑣋𑣜 / hōō jagara), a Munda language spoken mainly in the Indian states of Jharkhand, Orissa and West Bengal.
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 1 (𑣡) | 𑣖𑣂𑣅𑣑 (miyaḍ) |
| 2 (𑣢) | 𑣗𑣜𑣅𑣁 (baria) |
| 3 (𑣣) | 𑣁𑣘𑣈𑣅𑣁 (apeya) |
| 4 (𑣤) | 𑣇𑣘𑣃𑣓𑣅𑣁 (ūpunya) |
| 5 (𑣥) | 𑣖𑣉𑣍𑣁 (moña) |
| 6 (𑣦) | 𑣕𑣃𑣜𑣃𑣁 (turua) |
| 7 (𑣧) | 𑣁𑣈𑣁 (aea) |
| 8 (𑣨) | 𑣆𑣜𑣂𑣚𑣅𑣁 (īrilya) |
| 9 (𑣩) | 𑣁𑣜𑣈𑣁 (area) |
| 10 (𑣪) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚𑣈𑣅𑣁 (geleya) |
| 11 (𑣡𑣡) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣖𑣂𑣅𑣑 (gel miyaḍ) |
| 12 (𑣡𑣢) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣗𑣜𑣅𑣁 (gel baria) |
| 13 (𑣡𑣣) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣁𑣘𑣈𑣅𑣁 (gel apeya) |
| 14 (𑣡𑣤) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣇𑣘𑣃𑣓𑣅𑣁 (gel ūpunya) |
| 15 (𑣡𑣥) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣖𑣉𑣍𑣁 (gel moña) |
| 16 (𑣡𑣦) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣕𑣃𑣜𑣃𑣁 (gel turua) |
| 17 (𑣡𑣧) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣁𑣈𑣁 (gel aea) |
| 18 (𑣡𑣨) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣆𑣜𑣂𑣚𑣅𑣁 (gel īrilya) |
| 19 (𑣡𑣩) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣁𑣜𑣈𑣁 (gel area) |
| 20 (𑣫) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 (hisi) |
| 21 (𑣫𑣡) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣖𑣂𑣅𑣑 (hisi miyaḍ) |
| 22 (𑣫𑣢) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣗𑣜𑣅𑣁 (hisi baria) |
| 23 (𑣫𑣣) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣁𑣘𑣈𑣅𑣁 (hisi apeya) |
| 24 (𑣫𑣤) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣇𑣘𑣃𑣓𑣅𑣁 (hisi ūpunya) |
| 25 (𑣫𑣥) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣖𑣉𑣍𑣁 (hisi moña) |
| 26 (𑣫𑣦) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣕𑣃𑣜𑣃𑣁 (hisi turua) |
| 27 (𑣫𑣧) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣁𑣈𑣁 (hisi aea) |
| 28 (𑣫𑣨) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣆𑣜𑣂𑣚𑣅𑣁 (hisi īrilya) |
| 29 (𑣫𑣩) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣁𑣜𑣈𑣁 (hisi area) |
| 30 (𑣬) | 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣋𑣈𑣚𑣈𑣅𑣁 (hisi geleya) |
| 40 (𑣭) | 𑣗𑣜 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 (bar hisi) |
| 50 (𑣮) | 𑣗𑣜 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣋𑣈𑣚𑣈𑣅𑣁 (bar hisi geleya) |
| 60 (𑣯) | 𑣁𑣘𑣈 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 (ape hisi) |
| 70 (𑣰) | 𑣁𑣘𑣈 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣋𑣈𑣚𑣈𑣅𑣁 (ape hisi geleya) |
| 80 (𑣱) | 𑣇𑣘𑣃𑣓 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 (ūpun hisi) |
| 90 (𑣲) | 𑣇𑣘𑣃𑣓 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 𑣋𑣈𑣚𑣈𑣅𑣁 (ūpun hisi geleya) |
| 100 (𑣥𑣫) | 𑣖𑣉𑣂 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 (moi hisi) |
| 200 (𑣪𑣫) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 (gel hisi) |
| 300 (𑣪𑣥𑣫) | 𑣋𑣈𑣚 𑣖𑣉𑣂 𑣙𑣂𑣞𑣂 (gel moi hisi) |
Hear some Ho numbers:
Sources: Ho grammar, with vocabulary, Lionel Burrows, 1915.
https://langhotspots.swarthmore.edu/Ho/talkingdictionary.html
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