Cardinal
Cardinal numbers are those used in counting.
| Number | Ilokano | Iloko-Spanish | Spanish |
|---|---|---|---|
| one | maysa | uno | uno |
| two | dua | dos | dos |
| three | tallo | tres | tres |
| four | uppat | kuatro | cuatro |
| five | lima | singko | cinco |
| six | innem | sais | seis |
| seven | pito | siete | siete |
| eight | walo | otso | ocho |
| nine | siam | nuebe | nueve |
| 10 | sangapulo | dies | diez |
| 11 | sangapulo ket maysa | onse | once |
| 12 | sangapulo ket dua | dose | doce |
| 13 | sangapulo ket tallo | trese | trece |
| 14 | sangapulo ket uppat | katorse | catorce |
| 15 | sangapulo ket lima | kinse | quince |
| 16 | sangapulo ket innem | diesisais | diez y seis, dieciseis |
| 17 | sangapulo ket pito | diesisiete | diez y siete, diecisiete |
| 18 | sangapulo ket walo | diesiotso | diez y ocho, dieciocho |
| 19 | sangapulo ket siam | diesinuebe | diez y nueve, diecinueve |
| 20 | duapulo | bainte | veinte |
| 21 | duapulo ket maysa | baintiuno | veinte y uno, veintiuno |
| 30 | tallopulo | treinta | treinta |
| 40 | uppat a pulo | kuarenta | cuarenta |
| 50 | limapulo | singkuenta | cincuenta |
| 60 | innem a pulo | sesenta | sesenta |
| 70 | pitopulo | setenta | setenta |
| 80 | walopulo | otsenta | ochenta |
| 90 | siam a pulo | nobenta | noventa |
| 100 | sangagasut | sien, siento | cien, ciento |
| 101 | sangagasut ket maysa | sientoiuno | ciento y uno |
| 500 | limagasut | kinientos | quinientos |
| 1 000 | sangaribo | mil | mil |
| 10 000 | sangalaksa | diesmil | diez mil |
| 100 000 | sangagasut a laksa | cien mil | sien mil |
| 1 000 000 | sangariwriw | milion | millón |
Numbers are connected to their nouns using the ligature a/nga.
maysa a botelia one bottle innem a riwriw a tao six million peopleRead more about this topic: Ilokano Numbers
Famous quotes containing the word cardinal:
“Distrust all those who love you extremely upon a very slight acquaintance, and without any visible reason. Be upon your guard, too, against those who confess, as their weaknesses, all the cardinal virtues.”
—Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl Chesterfield (1694–1773)
“In nothing was slavery so savage and relentless as in its attempted destruction of the family instincts of the Negro race in America. Individuals, not families; shelters, not homes; herding, not marriages, were the cardinal sins in that system of horrors.”
—Fannie Barrier Williams (1855–1944)
“Honest towards ourselves and towards anyone else who is our friend; brave towards the enemy; magnanimous towards the defeated; polite—always: this is how the four cardinal virtues want us to act.”
—Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900)