Language name and locationː Evenki, China, Mongolia, Russia [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 鄂温克语, 中国东北黑龙江省, 蒙古国及俄罗斯联邦境内

1. əmun

21.  ʊrɪn əmun

2. dʒuur

22.  ʊrɪn dʒuur

3. ɪlan

23.  ʊrɪn ɪlan

4. dijin

24.  ʊrɪn dijin

5. tʊŋŋa

25.  ʊrɪn tʊŋŋa

6. niŋun

26.  ʊrɪn niŋun

7. nadan

27.  ʊrɪn nadan

8. dʒaxʊn

28.  ʊrɪn dʒaxʊn

9. jəjin

29.  ʊrɪn jəjin

10. dʒaan

30.  gʊtɪn

11. dʒaan əmun

40.  dəxi

12. dʒaan dʒuur

50.  tʊŋ-ŋɛɛ

13. dʒaan ɪlan

60.  nuŋ-ŋɛɛ

14. dʒaan dijin

70.  nadan-ŋɛɛ

15. dʒaan tʊŋŋa

80.  dʒaxʊn-ŋɛɛ

16. dʒaan niŋun

90.  jərən

17. dʒaan nadan

100. əmun namaadʒɪ

18. dʒaan dʒaxʊn

200. dʒuur namadʒɪ

19. dʒaan jəjin

1000. əmun mɪŋgan

20. ʊrɪn

2000. dʒuur mɪŋgan

Sourceː Hu Zhengyi & Chaoke, eds, 1986. A Grammatical Sketch of Evenki language.

Beijing
资料来源ː 鄂温克语简志／胡增益, 朝克编著, 1986年

Other comments: Evenki has a decimal numeral system. Evenki is spoken by approximately 16,000 speakers (Ethnic population: 30,000), in Nale prefecture, Heilongjiang province, China, as well as Mongolia and Russian Federation. Evenki formerly known as Tungus or Solon, is the largest member of the northern group of Tungusic languages, a group which also includes Even, Negidal, and (the more closely related) Oroqen language. The name is sometimes wrongly given as "Evenks". It is spoken by Evenks or Ewenkī(s) in Russia and China.