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Kashmiri counting: 1 to 50
A simple list of Kashmiri (Koshur) numbers from one to fifty, written in Roman letters so beginners can read them easily. Numbers are grouped by tens to make them easier to remember.
Roman spellings can differ between books and regions, so you may see these numbers written in other ways. We are reviewing the forms with native speakers and plan to add Perso-Arabic script and audio.
1 to 10
- 1akhone
- 2zitwo
- 3trethree
- 4tsorfour
- 5pantsfive
- 6shehsix
- 7sathseven
- 8aetheight
- 9navnine
- 10dahten
11 to 20
- 11kaheleven
- 12bahtwelve
- 13truwahthirteen
- 14tsodahfourteen
- 15pandahfifteen
- 16shurahsixteen
- 17sadahseventeen
- 18arudaheighteen
- 19kunwuhnineteen
- 20wuhtwenty
21 to 30
- 21akawuhtwenty-one
- 22zetowuhtwenty-two
- 23trowuhtwenty-three
- 24tsowuhtwenty-four
- 25pantsuhtwenty-five
- 26shatawuhtwenty-six
- 27satawuhtwenty-seven
- 28athawuhtwenty-eight
- 29kunatrihtwenty-nine
- 30trihthirty
31 to 40
- 31akatrihthirty-one
- 32dotrihthirty-two
- 33tetrihthirty-three
- 34tsotrihthirty-four
- 35pantsatrihthirty-five
- 36shatatrihthirty-six
- 37satatrihthirty-seven
- 38arutrihthirty-eight
- 39kunatajithirty-nine
- 40tsatjiforty
41 to 50
- 41akatajiforty-one
- 42dotajiforty-two
- 43tetajiforty-three
- 44tsotajiforty-four
- 45pantsatajiforty-five
- 46shatatajiforty-six
- 47satatajiforty-seven
- 48arutajiforty-eight
- 49kunwanzahforty-nine
- 50pantsahfifty
A small tip
Once you know the tens, dah (10), wuh (20), trih (30), tsatji (40), and pantsah (50), the numbers in between become easier. Many follow patterns built from the ones and the tens.
Sources
- Braj B. Kachru, An Introduction to Spoken Kashmiri (University of Illinois, 1973).
- Omniglot: Kashmiri language and numbers page.
- Wiktionary: Kashmiri numerals category.