How to count in Khanty (Ханты), an Ugric language spoken in parts of the Tomsk Oblast in Russia.
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| Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | и (i) йи (ji) ит (it) | оԓӑӈмит (oļăņmit) |
| 2 | кат (kat), катн (katn) | кимит (kimit) |
| 3 | хәԓум (xĕłum) | хәԓмит (xĕłmit) |
| 4 | няӆ (njał) | няԓмит (njałmit) |
| 5 | вет (wet) | ветмит (wetmit) |
| 6 | хәт (xĕt) | хәтмит (xĕtmit) |
| 7 | ԓапӑт (łapăt) | ԓапӑтмит (łapătmit) |
| 8 | нивԓ (niwł) | нивӑԓмит (niwăłmit) |
| 9 | яртъяӈ (jartjaņ) | яртъяӈмит (jartjaņmit) |
| 10 | яӈ (jaņ) | яӈмит (jaņmit) |
| 11 | ихущьяӈ (ixuş̌ņjjaņ) | ихущьяӈмит (ixuş̌ņjjaņmit) |
| 12 | кӑтхущьяӈ (kătxuş̌jjaņ) | кӑтхущьяӈмит (kătxuş̌jjaņmit) |
| 13 | хәԓумхущьяӈ (xĕłumxuş̌jjaņ) | |
| 14 | няԓхущьяӈ (njałxuş̌jjaņ) | |
| 15 | ветхущьяӈ (wetxuş̌jjaņ) | |
| 16 | хәтхущьяӈ (xĕtxuş̌jjaņ) | |
| 17 | ԓапӑтхущьяӈ (łapătxuş̌jjaņ) | |
| 18 | нивԓхәс (niwłxĕs) | |
| 19 | ярхәс (jarĕs) | |
| 20 | xәс (xĕs) | |
| 30 | хәԓумъяӈ (xĕłjamjaņ) | |
| 40 | няԓъяӈ (njałjaņ) | |
| 50 | ветъяӈ (wetjaņ) | |
| 60 | хәтъяӈ (xĕtjaņ) | |
| 70 | ԓапӑтъяӈ (łapătjaņ) | |
| 80 | нивԓъяӈ (niwłjaņ) | |
| 90 | ай ярсот (aj jarsot) | |
| 100 | сот (sot) | |
| 200 | кӑтсот (kătsot) | |
| 300 | хәԓумсот (xĕłumsot) | |
| 1,000 | сёрас (sjoras) щўрс (ş̌ŭrs) |
If you would like to make any corrections or additions to this page, or if you can provide recordings, please contact me.
Hear some Khanty numbers:
Information about Khanty numbers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khanty_language#Numerals
https://dailymagyar.wordpress.com/category/hungarian-words-all-posts/hungarian-vs-khanty/
https://ru.glosbe.com/ru/kca
Information about Khanty | Numbers
Alphabetical index | Language family index
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