II.5. Numerals
II.5.1. Cardinal Numbers
| 1 | una, -a, -an | 6 | hves | 11 | undlek |
| 2 | dovo, -o, -o | 7 | hettan | 12 | bûlek |
| 3 | trê | 8 | otto | 13 | tridesan |
| 4 | ketvar | 9 | nevan | 14 | ketvardesan |
| 5 | penke | 10 | desan | 15 | penkedesan |
| 20 | gaizanti | 50 | penkazanti |
| 30 | trizanti | 100 | santan |
| 40 | ketrazanti | 200 | dovo santu |
| 1000 | migri |
Of the cardinal numbers only una, -a, -an and dovo, -o, -o are declined where dovo shows the normal behaviour of an adjective but for the nominative; of course the same is also true for una.
II.5.2. Ordinal Numbers
| 1. | prama | 6. | hetta | 11. | prama desana |
| 2. | skôna | 7. | hettena | 12. | skôna desana |
| 3. | tarza | 8. | ottava | 20. | gisanta |
| 4. | ketarta | 9. | noina | 30. | tresanta |
| 5. | pentta | 10. | desana | 40. | ketrasanta |
Ordinals are declined entirely like adjectives. The numbers from one hundred upwards put skôna, tarza etc. in front.
II.5.3. Other Numerals
Numeral adverbs: hem, bi, tri, katra, penkint, hettint,
etc. (one time, two times, etc. etc.)
Distributive numbers: hengola, binu, trinu, katranu, etc.
(every one, every two, etc.). These are declined like adjectives.
