Language name and locationː Sakizaya, Hualien county, Taiwan [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 撒奇莱雅语, 台湾东部花莲县奇莱平原   

1. t͡sət͡saj

21.   tusa bataʔan izau ku t͡sət͡saj

2. tusa

22.   tusa bataʔan izau ku tusa

3. tulu

23.   tusa bataʔan izau ku tulu

4. səpat

24.   tusa bataʔan izau ku səpat

5. lima

25.   tusa bataʔan izau ku lima

6. ənəm

26.   tusa bataʔan izau ku ənəm

7. pitu

27.   tusa bataʔan izau ku pitu

8. walu

28.   tusa bataʔan izau ku walu

9. ʃiwa

29.   tusa bataʔan izau ku ʃiwa

10. t͡sət͡saj a bataʔan

30.   tulu a bataʔan

11. sabaw t͡sət͡saj

40.   səpat a bataʔan

12. sabaw tusa

50.   lima a bataʔan

13. sabaw tulu

60.   ənəm a bataʔan

14. sabaw səpat

70.   pitu a bataʔan

15. sabaw lima

80.   walu a bataʔan

16. sabaw ənəm

90.   ʃiwa a bataʔan

17. sabaw pitu

100.  t͡sət͡saj a lasubu, 200. tusa a lasubu

18. sabaw walu

400.  səpat a lasubu, 800. walu a a lasubu

19. sabaw ʃiwa

1000. t͡sət͡saj maləbut

20. tusa bataʔan 

2000. tusa a maləbut

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Douglas Iain McNaught, SOAS, University of London, London, U.K., November 5, 2017.
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Douglas Iain McNaught, 2017 年 11 月 5 日

Other comments: Sakizaya has a decimal system. The Sakizaya (native name: Sakuzaya, literally "real man"; Chinese: 撒奇萊雅族 are Taiwanese Aborigines with a population of approximately 5,000–10,000. They primarily live in the cities/counties of Keelung, Taoyuan City, and New Taipei, as well as on Hualien (formerly known as Kiray), where their culture is centered.  The Sakizaya numeral system is similar to that of the Northern dialect of the Amis language.