This page is about the numerals in Amorese (native Pilasantocu).
Cardinal Numbers
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| English | Antocu | Base 15 | 한란도쿠 |
|---|---|---|---|
| zero | na | 0 | 나 |
| one | co | 1 | 코 |
| two | ja | 2 | 하 |
| three | pi | 3 | 피 |
| four | che | 4 | 체 |
| five | ma | 5 | 마 |
| six | ra | 6 | 라 |
| seven | so | 7 | 소 |
| eight | la | 8 | 자 |
| nine | ro | 9 | 로 |
| ten | cu | A | 사 |
| eleven | to | B | 도 |
| twelve | ta | C | 다 |
| thirteen | ci | D | 키 |
| fourteen | pu | E | 푸 |
Amorese uses a base-15 numbering system.
For example, in the number 297:
| 15^2 | 15^1 | 15^0 |
|---|---|---|
| 1*225 | 4*15 | 12*1 |
That is a sample of converting 297 to base fifteen. In this case, the Amorese equivalent of 297 would be cocheta. Colloquially, the number 37 is translated to ríyo instead of jaso due to popular culture.
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