Language
name and locationː
Udmurt,
Udmurtia Rep.,
Russia [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. odiɡ |
21. kɨzʲ odiɡ |
2. kɨk |
22. kɨzʲ kɨk |
3. ku̯inʲ |
23. kɨzʲ ku̯inʲ |
4. nʲɨliʲ |
24. kɨzʲ nʲɨliʲ |
5. vitʲ |
25. kɨzʲ vitʲ |
6. ku̯atʲ |
26. kɨzʲ ku̯atʲ |
7. sʲizʲɨm |
27. kɨzʲ sʲizʲɨm |
8. tʲamɨs |
28. kɨzʲ tʲamɨs |
9. ukmɨs |
29. kɨzʲ ukmɨs |
10. das |
30. ku̯amɨn |
11. das odiɡ |
40. nʲɨlʲdon |
12. das kɨk |
50. vitʲton |
13. das ku̯inʲ |
60. ku̯atʲton |
14. das nʲɨliʲ |
70. sʲizʲɨmdon |
15. das vitʲ |
80. tʲamɨston |
16. das ku̯atʲ |
90. ukmɨston |
17. das sʲizʲɨm |
100. sʲu |
18. das tʲamɨs |
200. kɨk sʲu |
19. das ukmɨs |
1000. sʲurs |
20. kɨzʲ |
2000. kɨk sʲurs |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Prof. Ago Künnap,
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Other comments: Udmurt has a decimal numeral system similar to that of Komi. Udmurt is a Permic language spoken by the Udmurt people who are native to Udmurtia. In 2010, as per the Russian census, there were around 324,000 speakers of the language in the country, out of the ethnic population of roughly 554,000, spoken in Udmurtia republic, near Ural Mountains, bounded by Kama and Cheptsa rivers, and Tatarstan republic, Russian Federation, |
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