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Numbers in PravicTvo-Pravic, like most Terran languages, counts in base 10. This is probably because, as on Earth, fingers are a salient feature of counting. This idea is somewhat supported by the change of initial consonant after five. The numbers and number system are: |
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English |
Pravic |
Prefix |
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Zero |
Mad |
ma |
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one |
Nik |
ni |
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two |
Nes |
ne |
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three |
Nat |
na |
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four |
Nof |
no |
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five |
Nuv |
nu |
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six |
Vik |
vi |
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seven |
Ves |
ve |
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eight |
Vat |
va |
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nine |
Vof |
vo |
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ten |
Nimad |
nima |
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twenty |
Nemad |
nema |
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One hundred |
Nimamad |
nimama |
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Two hundred |
Nemamad |
nemama |
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One thousand |
Ninyst |
niny |
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One million |
Ninynyst |
ninyny |
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Six million |
Vinynyst |
vinyny |
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One billion |
Nivyth |
nivy |
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Three zeroes |
Nyst |
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Nine zeroes |
Vyst |
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1,283,511 |
Ninevananuninik |
Numbers
of more than 3 digits are not
treated as prefixes |
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ra- (repeat, or again) is also treated as a number prefix. So twice more is rane-. Other numerical prefixes include: sha- (many); la- (most); tha- (every or all); and pa- (a few). |