Language name and locationː Bodo Gadaba, Odisha, India [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 博多-加达巴语 (古托布语 Gutob), 印度东部奥里萨邦及安得拉邦

1. mujro * / ek <Deisya or Oriya

21.  koɖe ek

2. d̪uj / umbar *

22.  koɖe d̪uj

3. t̪in < Deisya or Oriya

23.  koɖe t̪in

4. sar < Deisya or Oriya 

24.  koɖe sar

5. pãs

25.  koɖe pãs

6. so

26.  koɖe so

7. sat̪

27.  koɖe sat̪

8. aʈ

28.  koɖe aʈ

9. no

29.  koɖe no

10. d̪os

30.  koɖe d̪os

11. eɡar

40.  d̪uj koɖe (2 x 20)

12. baro

50.  d̪uj koɖe d̪os

13. t̪ero

60.  t̪in koɖe (3 x 20)

14. sowd̪o

70.  t̪in koɖe d̪os

15. pond̪ro

80.  sar koɖe (4 x 20)

16. solo

90.  sar koɖe d̪os

17. sot̪ro

100. pãs koɖe (5 x 20)

18. oʈro

200. d̪os koɖe

19. onis

1000. odʒar

20. koɖe

2000. d̪uj odʒar

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Herold Rajan, Asha Kiran Society of India, India, June 19, 2008.
提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Herold Rajan, 2008 年 6 月 19 日.

Other comments: Bodo Gadaba or Gutob has a vigesimal system. Bodo Gadaba still has two Munda numbers: 1 mujro and 2 umbar, the rest of the numbers are borrowed from Deisya / Oriya. ''Bodo'' means big in Oriya. Gadaba. Bodo Gadaba is spoken by approximately 8,000 speakers in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha states, India.

Note that in Ollar Gadaba, the Dravidian variety is called San Gadaba means small Gadaba.