How to count in Isoko, a Southwestern Edoid language spoken in southern Nigeria.
If any of the numbers are links, you can hear a recording by clicking on them. If you can provide recordings, please contact me.
| Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ọvo | ọtusuọ |
| 2 | ivẹ | avivẹ |
| 3 | esa | avesa |
| 4 | ene | avene |
| 5 | isoi / iyori | avisoi |
| 6 | ezeza | avezeza |
| 7 | ihrẹ, ilẹ | avihrẹ |
| 8 | eree, erere | averee |
| 9 | izii, iziri | avizii |
| 10 | ikpe | avikpe |
| 11 | ikpegbọvo | |
| 12 | ikpegbivẹ | |
| 13 | ikpegbesa | |
| 14 | ikpegbene | |
| 15 | ikpegbisoi | |
| 16 | ikpegbezeza | |
| 17 | ikpegbihrẹ | |
| 18 | ikpegberee | |
| 19 | ikpegizii | |
| 20 | udhe | |
| 21 | udhegbọvo | |
| 22 | udhegbivẹ | |
| 23 | udhegbesa | |
| 24 | udhegbene | |
| 25 | udhegbisoi | |
| 26 | udhegbezeza | |
| 27 | udhegbihrẹ | |
| 28 | udhegberee | |
| 29 | udhegbizii | |
| 30 | ọgba | |
| 40 | udhuvẹ | |
| 50 | udhuvẹgbikpe | |
| 60 | udhosa | |
| 70 | udhosa gbe ikpe | |
| 80 | udhone | |
| 90 | udhonegbikpe | |
| 100 | udhusoi | |
| 200 | uri/ujorin-ivẹ | |
| 300 | urí ujórin | |
| 400 | urivẹ | |
| 500 | urivẹ ujórin | |
| 600 | uriórha | |
| 700 | iriórha ujórin | |
| 800 | uriọ́ne | |
| 900 | uriọ́ne ujórin | |
| 1,000 | uriórin |
Hear some numbers in Isoko:
If you would like to make any corrections or additions to this page, or if you can provide recordings, please contact me.
Information about counting in Isoko
https://learnisoko.blogspot.com/2019/08/learn-new-language-today-part-11-number.html?m=1
https://learnisoko.blogspot.com/2019/11/learn-new-language-today-part-12-number.html
https://globalacademicgroup.com/journals/approaches/JOHN12.pdf
Information about Isoko | Numbers
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