How to count in Tedim (Tidim), a Kukish language spoken in northwestern Myanmar and northern India.
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| Numeral | Cardinal numbers | Ordinal numbers |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | beem | |
| 1 | khat | khatna |
| 2 | nih | nihna |
| 3 | thum | thumna |
| 4 | li | lina |
| 5 | nga | ngana |
| 6 | guk | gukna |
| 7 | sagih | sagihen |
| 8 | giat | giatna |
| 9 | kua | kuana |
| 10 | sawm | sawmna |
| 11 | sawm leh khat | sawm leh khatna |
| 12 | sawm leh nih | sawm leh nihna |
| 13 | sawm leh thum | sawm leh thumna |
| 14 | sawm leh li | sawm leh lina |
| 15 | sawm leh nga | sawm leh ngana |
| 16 | sawm leh guk | sawm leh gukna |
| 17 | sawm leh sagih | sawm leh sagihna |
| 18 | sawm leh giat | sawm leh giatna |
| 19 | sawm leh kua | sawm leh kuana |
| 20 | sawm nih | sawm nihna |
| 21 | sawn nih leh khat | |
| 22 | sawn nih leh nih | |
| 23 | sawn nih leh thum | |
| 24 | sawn nih leh li | |
| 25 | sawn nih leh nga | |
| 26 | sawn nih leh guk | |
| 27 | sawn nih leh sagih | |
| 28 | sawn nih leh giat | |
| 29 | sawn nih leh kua | |
| 30 | sawm thum | sawm thumna |
| 40 | sawm li | sawm lina |
| 50 | sawm nga | sawm ngana |
| 60 | sawm guk | sawm gukna |
| 70 | sawm sagih | sawm sagihna |
| 80 | sawm giat | sawm giatna |
| 90 | sawm kua | sawm kuana |
| 100 | za, za khat | zana |
| 1,000 | tuul khat | |
| 1 million | awn khat | |
| 1 billion | mak za khat |
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Hear some Tedim numbers:
Information about Tedim | Numbers | Tower of Babel
Bawm, Chiru, Chothe, Gangte, Hakha, Karbi, Manipuri, Paite, Simte, Tedim, Zeme, Zou
Alphabetical index | Language family index
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