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==Hexadecimal numbers== | ==Hexadecimal numbers== | ||
The digits ten through fifteen are represented by A through F. | |||
The digits ten through fifteen are represented by A through F | |||
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*4 — zan | *4 — zan | ||
*5 — mim | *5 — mim | ||
*6 — date | |||
*7 — jon | *7 — jon | ||
*8 — doi | |||
*9 — dzu | |||
*A — zym | *A — zym | ||
*B — thoanh | *B — thoanh | ||
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[[Category:Numbers]] | |||
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Numbers in Naeso are formed by stringing the digit words together from left to right. There are two separate sets of digit words for decimal and hexadecimal numbers.
Decimal numbers
- 0 — se
- 1 — tho
- 2 — dy
- 3 — pu
- 4 — gi
- 5 — ba
- 6 — vo
- 7 — zu
- 8 — toa
- 9 — fel
For example, 813 is toathopu (eightonethree).
Hexadecimal numbers
The digits ten through fifteen are represented by A through F.
- 0 — gonh
- 1 — a
- 2 — danh
- 3 — by
- 4 — zan
- 5 — mim
- 6 — date
- 7 — jon
- 8 — doi
- 9 — dzu
- A — zym
- B — thoanh
- C — munh
- D — syul
- E — doal
- F — bem
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| Grammar: | Grammar • Suffixes • Prepositions |
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