Numbers
- 1 = ꧇꧑꧇ = siji – setunggal
- 2 = ꧇꧒꧇ = loro – kalih
- 3 = ꧇꧓꧇ = telu – tiga
- 4 = ꧇꧔꧇ = papat – sekawan
- 5 = ꧇꧕꧇ = lima – gangsal
- 6 = ꧇꧖꧇ = enem – enem
- 7 = ꧇꧗꧇ = pitu – pitu
- 8 = ꧇꧘꧇ = wolu – wolu
- 9 = ꧇꧙꧇ = sanga – sanga
- 10 = ꧇꧑꧐꧇ = sepuluh – sedasa
- 50 = ꧇꧕꧐꧇ = séket – séket
- 100 = ꧇꧑꧐꧐꧇ = satus – setunggal atus
- hundreds = atusan – atusan
- 1000 = ꧇꧑꧐꧐꧐꧇ = sewu – setunggal éwu
- thousands = éwon – éwon
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