Aggregate
With the group numbers (pulo, gasut, ribo, laksa and riwriw), infixing
| Unit | Gloss | Aggregate | Gloss |
|---|---|---|---|
| pulo | ten | pinullo | by the tens, by the decade |
| gasut | hundred | ginasut | by the hundreds |
| ribo | thousand | rinibo | by the thousands |
| laksa | ten thousand | linaksa | by the ten-thousands, by the myriad |
| riwriw | million | riniwriw | by the millions |
Aggregate numbers have already been introduced: sangapulo, sangaribo, etc. Each is prefixed with sanga-. To form other groups, other numbers, and units of length, time or capacity can be used with sanga-. The alternate form is sangka-.
| Unit | Gloss | Aggregate | Gloss |
|---|---|---|---|
| pulo | ten | sangapulo | ten |
| lima | five | sangalima | a group of five |
| igup | swallow | sangaigup | a gulp |
| iwa | slice | sangaiwa | a slice of |
| lamut | in mouth | sangalamut | mouthful |
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