Language
name and location: Tajiki, Tajikistan, Iran, Kyrgyzstan [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. yak [jak] |
21. bistuyak |
2. du [du] |
22. bistudu |
3. se [se] |
23. bistuse |
4. čor [t͡ʃor] / čahar [t͡ʃaˈhor] |
24. bistučor |
5. panǰ [pand͡ʒ] |
25. bistupanǰ |
6. šaš [ʃaʃ] |
26. bistušaš |
7. haft [haft] |
27. bistuhaft |
8. hašt [haʃt] |
28. bistuhašt |
9. nůh [nʊh] |
29. bistunůh |
10. dah [dah] |
30. si [si] |
11. yozdah [jozˈda] |
40. čil [t͡ʃil] |
12. duvozdah [duvozˈdah] |
50. panǰoh [panˈd͡ʒoh] |
13. senzdah [senzˈdah] |
60. šast [ʃast] |
14. čordah [t͡ʃorˈdah] |
70. haftod [hafˈtod] |
15. ponzdah [ponzˈdah] |
80. haštod [haʃˈtod] |
16. šonzdah [ʃonzˈdah] |
90. navad [naˈvad] |
17. habdah [habˈdah] |
100. sad [sad] |
18. haždah [haʒˈdah] |
200. dusad [duˈsad] |
19. nuzdah [nuzˈdah] |
1000. hazor [haˈzor] |
20. bist [bist] |
2000. duhazor [duhaˈzor] |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof. Lutz Rzehak,
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany,
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Other comments: Tajiki has numeral system similar to that of Persian. Tajiki or Tajiki Persian is spoken by approximately 8,300,000 speaker in Tajikistan, as well as China, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russian Federation, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. |
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