How to count in Wallisian (Fakaʻuvea), a Polynesian language spoken on the island Wallis, part of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, and also in New Caledonia.
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| Numeral | Cardinal numbers |
|---|---|
| 0 | selo |
| 1 | tahi |
| 2 | lua |
| 3 | tolu |
| 4 | fā |
| 5 | nima |
| 6 | ono |
| 7 | fitu |
| 8 | valu |
| 9 | hiva |
| 10 | hogofulu |
| 11 | hogofulu mā tahi |
| 12 | hogofulu mā lua |
| 13 | hogofulu mā tolu |
| 14 | hogofulu mā fā |
| 15 | hogofulu mā nima |
| 16 | hogofulu mā ono |
| 17 | hogofulu mā fitu |
| 18 | hogofulu mā valu |
| 19 | hogofulu mā hiva |
| 20 | ‘uafulu |
| 21 | ‘uafulu mā tahi |
| 22 | ‘uafulu mā lua |
| 23 | ‘uafulu mā tolu |
| 24 | ‘uafulu mā fā |
| 25 | ‘uafulu mā nima |
| 26 | ‘uafulu mā ono |
| 27 | ‘uafulu mā fitu |
| 28 | ‘uafulu mā valu |
| 29 | ‘uafulu mā hiva |
| 30 | tolugofulu |
| 40 | fāgofulu |
| 50 | nimagofulu |
| 60 | onogofulu |
| 65 | onogofulu mā nima |
| 70 | fitugofulu |
| 80 | valugofulu |
| 90 | hivagofulu |
| 100 | teau |
| 101 | teau mā tahi |
| 102 | teau mā lua |
| 103 | teau mā tolu |
| 111 | teau hogofulu mā tahi |
| 112 | teau hogofulu mā lua |
| 200 | lua-geau |
| 300 | tolu-geau |
| 334 | tolu-geau tolugofulu mā fā |
| 360 | tolu-geau onogofulu |
| 400 | fā-geau |
| 500 | nima-geau |
| 600 | ono-geau |
| 700 | fitu-geau |
| 800 | valu-geau |
| 900 | hiva-geau |
| 1,000 | (tahi) afe |
| 1,100 | (tahi) afe teau |
| 1,111 | (tahi) afe teau hogofulu mā tahi |
| 2,000 | lua afe |
| 3,000 | tolu afe |
| 4,000 | fā afe |
| 4,570 | fā afe nima-geau fitugofulu |
| 5,000 | nima afe |
| 6,000 | ono afe |
| 7,000 | fitu afe |
| 8,000 | valu afe |
| 9,000 | hiva afe |
| 9,999 | hiva afe hiva-geau hivagofulu mā hiva |
| 1,000,000 | miliona |
| 1/2 | valelua |
Source: Andrew Livingston. East Uvean. A Condensed Grammar. University of Washington – 2016.
Wallisian numbers provided by Wolfgang Kuhl
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