Language name and locationː Gorum (Parengi), Odisha, India [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 戈隆语 (帕伦加语 ), 印度东部奥里萨邦

1. boˀɟ

21.  kaɖe ek

2. baɡ / dui  <  Desia

22.  kaɖe dui

3. jaɡ / tin   < Desia

23.  kaɖe tin

4. unɡi / car < Desia

24.  kaɖe car

5. monloj / panc < Desia

25.  kaɖe panc

6. turɡi / co < Desia

26.  kaɖe co

7. ɡulɡi / sat  < Desia

27.  kaɖe sat

8. tamɡi  / aʈ  < Desia

28.  kaɖe aʈ

9. timɡi / no < Desia

29.  kaɖe no

10. ɡalɡi / dos  < Desia

30.  kaɖe dos / tiris

11. eɡaro ( from Desia upwards )

40.  bar-kad

12. baro

50.  dui kaɖi / calis

13. tero

60.  tin kaɖi

14. coudo

70.  tin kaɖi dos

15. pondro

80.  car kaɖi

16. solo

90.  car kaɖi dos

17. sotro

100. soie

18. oʈro

200. dui so(ie)

19. onis

1000. ozar

20. kaɖe

2000. dui ozar

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Felix Rau, Linguistics Department, Leiden University, Netherlands, April 3, 2008
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Felix Rau, 2008 年 4 月 3 日.

Other comments: Gorum or Parengi traditional numbers have been completely replaced
by the neighboring Indo-Aryan language, Dedia. The lower numbers 1 to 3 are still in
use, alternative with Desia numbers. The indigenous numbers for 4 'unɡi'( '-gi' is
plural suffix' ) and 5 'monloj' is still remembered, but now mainly use Desia loans
4 ''car'' and 5 ''panc''. For 6 to 10, there were native words 6 ''turgi'' and 7 ''gurgi'',
but not used anymore, and there probably native numbers for 8 '' tamɡi'', 9 ''timɡ'
'and 10 ''ɡalɡi'' reported in older literature. From 11 up, Desia numbers were used
completely.