How to count in Kodava (ಕೊಡವ ತಕ್ಕು), a Dravidian language spoken in Karnataka state in southern India, particularly in the Kodagu district.
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Numeral | Cardinal |
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1 (೧) | ಒಂದು (ondhu) [(w)on̪d̪ɨ] |
2 (೨) | ದಂಡು (dhandu) [d̪əɳɖɨ] |
3 (೩) | ಮೂಂದು (moondhu) [muːn̪d̪ɨ] |
4 (೪) | ನಾಲು (naalu) [naːlɨ] |
5 (೫) | ಅಂಜಿ (anji) [əɲd͡ʒi] |
6 (೬) | ಆರು (aaru) [aːɾɨ] |
7 (೭) | ಅಳು (alu) [əːɭɨ] |
8 (೮) | ಅಟ್ಟು (attu) [əʈːɨ] |
9 (೯) | ಒಇಂಬದು (oimbadhu) [(w)oimbəd̪ɨ] |
10 (೧೦) | ಪತ್ತು (patthu) [pət̪ːɨ] |
11 (೧೧) | ಪನ್ನಂದು (pannandhu) [pənːən̪d̪ɨ] |
12 (೧೨) | ಪನ್ನರಂಡು (pannerandu) [pənːeɾəɳɖɨ] |
13 (೧೩) | ಪದಿಮೂಂದು (padhimoondhu) [pəd̪imuːn̪d̪ɨ] |
14 (೧೪) | ಪದ್ನಾಲು (padhnaalu) [pəd̪naːlɨ] |
15 (೧೫) | ಪದ್ನಂಜಿ (padhanji) [pəd̪nəɲd͡ʒi] |
16 (೧೬) | ಪದ್ನಾರು (padhnaaru) [pəd̪naːɾɨ] |
17 (೧೭) | ಪದ್ನಳು (padhnalu) [pəd̪nəːɭɨ] |
18 (೧೮) | ಪದ್ನಟ್ಟು (padhnattu) [pəd̪nəʈːɨ] |
19 (೧೯) | ಪತ್ತೊಇಂಬದು (patthoimbadhu) [pət̪ːoimbəd̪ɨ] |
20 (೨೦) | ಇರುವದು (iruvadhu) [iruʋəd̪ɨ] |
30 (೩೦) | ನುಪ್ಪದು (nuppadhu) [nupːəd̪ɨ] |
40 (೪೦) | ನಾಪದು (naapadhu) [naːpəd̪ɨ] |
50 (೫೦) | ಐಂಬದು (aimbadhu) [aimbəd̪ɨ] |
60 (೬೦) | ಅರುವದು (aruvadhu) [əɾuʋəd̪ɨ] |
70 (೭೦) | ಅಳುವದು (aluvadhu) [əɭuʋəd̪ɨ] |
80 (೮೦) | ಅಂಬದು (ambadhu) [əmbəd̪ɨ] |
90 (೯೦) | ತೊಬದು (tombadhu) [t̪ombəd̪ɨ] |
100 (೧೦೦) | ನೂರು (nooru) [nuːɾɨ] |
1,000 (೧೦೦೦) | ಆಇರ (aaira) |
1,00,000 / 1 lakh (೧,೦೦,೦೦೦) |
ಒಂದು ಲಕ್ಷ (ondhu laksha) |
1,00,00,000 / 1 crore (೧,೦೦,೦೦,೦೦೦) |
ಒಂದು ಕೊತಿ (ondhu koti) |
Hear some of these numbers in Kodava
https://www.kodaguassociation.co.uk/ourwork?pgid=keua1h08-298603c3-4071-4e1f-9e0c-5e4d1a77d816
If you would like to make any corrections or additions to this page, or if you can provide recordings, please contact me.
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