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Language
name and location: Standard Latvian, Latvia [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
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1. viens [viɛns] /viena [viɛnɑ] (m./f.) |
21. divdesmit viens [ˌdiu̯dɛsmit ˈviɛns] |
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2. divi [ˈdivi] / divas [ˈdivɑs] |
22. divdesmit divi [ˌdiu̯dɛsmit ˈdivi] |
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3. tris [triːs] |
23. divdesmit tris [ˌdiu̯dɛsmit ˈtriːs] |
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4. četri [ˈt͡ʃɛtri] / četras [ˈt͡ʃɛtrɑs] |
24. divdesmit četri [ˌdiu̯dɛsmit ˈt͡ʃɛtri] |
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5. pieci [ˈpiɛt͡si] /piecas [ˈpiɛt͡sɑs] |
25. divdesmit pieci [ˌdiu̯dɛsmit ˈpiɛt͡si] |
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6. seši [ˈseʃːi] /sešas [ˈseʃːɑs] |
26. divdesmit seši [ˌdiu̯dɛsmit ˈseʃːi] |
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7. septiṇi [ˈsɛptiɲi] /septiṇas [ˈsɛptiɲɑs] |
27. divdesmit septiṇi [ˌdiu̯dɛsmit ˈsɛptiɲi] |
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8. astoṇi [ˈɑstuɔɲi] /astoṇas[ˈɑstuɔɲɑs] |
28. divdesmit astoṇi [ˌdiu̯dɛsmit ˈɑstuɔɲi] |
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9. deviṇi [ˈdɛviɲi]/deviṇas [ˈdɛviɲɑs] |
29. divdesmit deviṇi [ˌdiu̯dɛsmit ˈdɛviɲi] |
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10. desmit [ˈdɛsmit] |
30. trīsdesmit [ˈtriːsdɛsmit] |
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11. vienpadsmit [ˈviɛnpɑt͡smit] |
40. četrdesmit [ˈt͡ʃɛtrdɛsmit] |
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12. divpadsmit [ˈdiu̯pɑt͡smit] |
50. piecdesmit [ˈpiɛt͡sdɛsmit] |
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13. trispadsmit [ˈtriːspɑt͡smit] |
60. sešdesmit [ˈsɛʃdɛsmit]] |
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14. četrpadsmit [ˈt͡ʃɛtrpɑt͡smit] |
70. septiṇdesmit [ˈsɛptiɲdɛsmit] |
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15. piecpadsmit [ˈpiɛt͡spɑt͡smit] |
80. astoṇdesmit [ˈɑstuɔɲdɛsmit] |
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16. sešpadsmit [ˈsɛʃpɑt͡smit] |
90. deviṇdesmit [ˈdɛviɲdɛsmit] |
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17. septiṇpadsmit [ˈsɛptiɲpɑt͡smit] |
100. simt(s) [simt͡s / simt] |
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18. astoṇpadsmit [ˈɑstuɔɲpɑt͡smit] |
200. divi simti [ˌdivi ˈsimti]/divsim[ˈdiu̯simt] |
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19. deviṇpadsmit [ˈdɛviɲpɑt͡smit] |
1000. tūkstotis [ˈtuːkstuɔtis] |
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20. divdesmit [ˈdiu̯dɛsmit] |
2000. divi tūkstoši [ˌdivi ˈtuːkstuɔʃi] |
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Linguist
providing data and dateː Dr. Nicole Nau,
University of Kiel, Germany,
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Other comments:
Latvian has a decimal system.
Latvian numerals 1 to 2, 4 to 9 have feminine forms, the masculine and
feminine forms for 3 are same. Latvian is spoken by approximately
2,000,000 speaker in Latvia, Australia, Belarus, Canada, Germany, |
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