How to count in Piedmontese (piemontèis), a Romance language spoken mainly in the northeast of Italy. These numbers are in the Alta Langa dialect of Piedmontese.
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Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
---|---|---|
0 | zeru | |
1 | ün (m), üna (f) | prüm |
2 | dùi (m), dùe (f) | secund, scund |
3 | trai (m), trè (f) | terẑ |
4 | quàtr | quàrt |
5 | ẑinch | quint |
6 | ses | sest |
7 | sèt | sètim |
8 | eut | utàv |
9 | neuv | ch’u fà neuv |
10 | des | dècim |
11 | ùndes, unz | ch’u fà ùndes (m) ch’a fà ùndes (f) |
12 | dùdes, duz | ch’u fà dùdes (m) ch’a fà dùdes (f) |
13 | tërdes, tërz | ch’u fà tërdes (m) ch’a fà tërdes (f) etc. |
14 | quatordes, quatorz | ch’u fà quatordes |
15 | quìndes, quinz | ch’u fà quìndes |
16 | sëddes, sëdz | ch’u fà sëddes |
17 | dissèt | ch’u fà dissèt |
18 | disdeut | ch’u fà disdeut |
19 | disneuv | ch’u fà disneuv |
20 | vint | |
30 | tranta | |
40 | quaranta | |
50 | ẑinquanta | |
60 | sessanta | |
70 | stanta | |
80 | utanta | |
90 | nuvanta | |
100 | ẑaint | centèsim |
200 | dusaint | |
300 | tërsaint | |
400 | quatẑaint | |
500 | ẑinẑaint | |
600 | sesẑaint | |
700 | setẑaint | |
800 | eutẑaint | |
900 | neuvẑaint | |
1,000 | mila | milèsim |
1,100 | mileẑaint | |
1,200 | miledusaint | |
1,300 | miletërsaint | |
1,400 | milequàtẑaint | |
1,500 | mileẑinẑaint | |
1,550 | mileẑinẑaint e ẑinquanta | |
1,600 | milesesẑaint | |
1,700 | milesetẑaint | |
1,800 | mileutẑaint | |
1,900 | mileneuvẑaint | |
2,000 | duimila | |
3,000 | traimila | |
4,000 | quatrmila | |
5,000 | ẑinchmila | |
6,000 | sesmila | |
7,000 | setmila | |
8,000 | eutmila | |
9,000 | neuvmila | |
10,000 | desmila | |
100,000 | ẑaintmila | |
1,000,000 | miliun | |
1,000,000,000 | miliard |
Source: Giamello Giacomo. La lingua dell'Alta Langa. Storia, grammatica, racconti, filastrocche, preghiere, proverbi, modi di dire, canzoni e curiosità dell'Alta Langa, 2007.
Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl
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