Language name and locationː Maori, New Zealand, Australia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 毛利语, 新西兰北岛最北部东海岸地区及澳大利亚

1. tahi

21. e ɾua tekau maː tahi

2. ɾua

22. e ɾua tekau maː ɾua

3. toɾu

23. e ɾua tekau maː toɾu

4. fʷa:

24. e ɾua tekau maː fʷa:

5. ɾima

25. e ɾua tekau maː ɾima

6. ono

26. e ɾua tekau maː ono

7. fʷitu

27. e ɾua tekau maː fʷitu

8. waɾu

28. e ɾua tekau maː waɾu

9. iwa

29. e ɾua tekau maː iwa

10. tekau, ŋahuru *

30. e toɾu tekau

11. tekau maː tahi

40. e fʷa: tekau

12. tekau maː ɾua

50. e ɾima tekau

13. tekau maː toɾu

60. e ono tekau

14. tekau maː fʷa:

70. e fʷitu tekau

15. tekau maː ɾima

80. e waɾu tekau

16. tekau maː ono

90. e iwa tekau

17. tekau maː fʷitu

100. kotahi ɾau

18. tekau maː waɾu

200. e ɾua ɾau

19. tekau maː iwa

1000. kotahi mano

20. e ɾua tekau

2000. e ɾua mano 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Kemp Pallesen, SIL International, June 21, 2006.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Kemp Pallesen, 2006 年 6 月 21 日

Other comments: Maori has a decimal system. The above data was taken from Central North Island dialect of Maori. The Maori number ten 'tekau' was originally 'twenty' and replaced the word 'ŋahuru' quite early in the 19^th century;  i.e. some 170 years ago, after the White people arrived New Zealand. Maori is spoken by about 150,000 speakers in Far north of North Island of New Zealand and Australia.