| Uab Meto | English |
|---|---|
| Nol, Luman | Zero |
| Mese’ | One |
| Nua’ | Two |
| Teun | Three |
| Ha’ | Four |
| Nim | Five |
| Ne’ | Six |
| Hiut | Seven |
| Faun, Faon | Eight |
| Sio | Nine |
| Bo’, Bo’es | Ten |
| Bo'es-am-mese’ | Eleven |
| Bo'es-am-nua’ | Twelve |
| Bo'es-am-teun | Thirteen |
| Bo'es-am-ha’ | Fourteen |
| Bo'es-am-nim | Fifteen |
| Bo'es-am-ne’ | Sixteen |
| Bo'es-am-hiut | Seventeen |
| Bo'es-am-faun | Eighteen |
| Bo'es-am-sio’ | Nineteen |
| Bo'nua’ | Twenty |
| Bo’nua-m-mese’ | Twenty-one |
| Bo’teun | Thirty |
| Bo’nim | Forty |
| Bo’nim | Fifty |
| Bo’ne’ | Sixty |
| Bo’hiut | Seventy |
| Bo’faun | Eighty |
| Bo’sio’ | Ninety |
| Natun mese’, Nautnes | One hundred |
| Nifun mese’, Niufnes | One thousand |
| Juta mese’, Juta es, Jutes | One million |
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