Language name and locationː Kintaq, Malaya Peninsula, Thailand [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 肯塔克语, 马来西亚马来半岛霹雳州, 吉打州及泰国南部

1. nay *

21.  dua puluh satu

2. biyeh ~ wih ** /duaʔ

22.  dua puluh duaʔ

3. tikaʔ

23.  dua puluh tikaʔ

4. əmpat

24.  dua puluh əmpat

5. limaʔ

25.  dua puluh lima

6. nam

26.  dua puluh nam

7. tuɟoh

27.  dua puluh tuɟoh

8. lapan

28.  dua puluh lapan

9. səmbilan

29.  dua puluh səmbilan

10. səpuluh

30.  tikaʔ puluh

11. sabəlas

40.  əmpat puluh

12. dua bəlas /wih bəlas ???

50.  lima puluh

13. tika bəlas

60.  nam puluh

14. əmpat bəlas

70.  tuɟoh puluh

15. lima bəlas

80.  lapan puluh

16. nam bəlas

90.  səmbilan puluh

17. tuɟoh bəlas

100. saratus

18. lapan bəlas

200. dua ratus /wih ratus ???

19. səmbilan bəlas

1000. saribu

20. dua puluh /wih puluh ???

2000. dua ribu

Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Nancy Bishop & Ms. Mary M. Peterson, Summer Institute of Linguistics, Thailand, July 8, 1993.
提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Nancy Bishop & Ms. Mary M. Peterson, 1993 年 7 月 8 日.

Other comments: Kintaq is spoken by approximately 240 speakers in Kedah and Perak border area near Thai border, Malaysia and Southern Thailand. Kintaq only has preserved Mon-Khmer number one, they use Malay numeral system with pronunciation modification. Old source had recorded Mon-Khmer number two biyeh ~ wih, and seems these two numbers are not Aslian numerals but Malay numerals. It's uncertain if they constructed compound 11, 12, 21 and 22, and 100, 200, 1000 and 2000 by mixing Malay numerals with aboriginal terms, or completely borrowed Malay terms.