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* Others are created by adding ''te'' (and changing /ʃ/ to /s/) to the powers of ten (before stops) and the last single cardinal (or changing it to corresponding ordinal): ''coniste'' "3rd", ''toteste''' "100th", ''noteswaci'' "21st", ''conicototeste'vorwes(te)wausti'' "346", ''noricomopeste'noricototeste'notesnohi'' "2222th"

** With growing popularity, keeping /ʃ/ can be used to indicate that the number is ordinal: ''mopeshtoteshmawiste'' "1111th" instead of ''mopeste'toteste'mawiste''

*In texts, ordinal indicator ''.e'' is used only for longer ordinal numbers and special forms are always written: ''hala nohi'' (second day), ''hala 15.e'' (15th day)

'''Fractions'''

*''noti'' "one half", ''cotu'' "one third", ''tootu'' "one quarter", ''footu'' "one fifth", ''muutu'' "one sixth" and ''~~nootu~~'' "one eighth"

*''noti'' "one half", ''cotu'' "one third", ''tootu'' "one quarter", ''footu'' "one fifth", ''muutu'' "one sixth" and ''nototu'' "one eighth"

*With others, ''tu'' is added to the cardinal number: ''metesh'' → ''meteshtu'' (one tenth) (sometimes the endings ''eshtu'' → ''essu'' and ''eshtivo'' → ''essivo'')

*Larger parts are created with the ''co'' multiplier form (explained in the "Other numerals" section), stop and plural: ''norico'cotivo'' "two thirds", ''mabico'meteshtivo'' or ''mabimetessivo'' (seven tenths)

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*''esh'' ending numbers are declined according to neuter plural declension: ''gehii '''meter''' gör'' (the house of ten people)

*''osh'' final ''mautosh'' and ''muuposh'' are as feminine gender in their forms: ''nal muupor jeelong'' (after six thousand years)

*''e'' ending ordinals follow the common adjective declension: ''has Taulax 7.eke'' (about Taula VII)

==Syntax==

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 * Others are created by adding ''te'' (and changing /ʃ/ to /s/) to the powers of ten (before stops) and the last single cardinal (or changing it to corresponding ordinal): ''coniste'' "3rd", ''toteste''' "100th", ''noteswaci'' "21st", ''conicototeste'vorwes(te)wausti'' "346", ''noricomopeste'noricototeste'notesnohi'' "2222th"
 ** With growing popularity, keeping /ʃ/ can be used to indicate that the number is ordinal: ''mopeshtoteshmawiste'' "1111th" instead of ''mopeste'toteste'mawiste''
+*In texts, ordinal indicator ''.e'' is used only for longer ordinal numbers and special forms are always written: ''hala nohi'' (second day), ''hala 15.e'' (15th day)
 '''Fractions'''
-*''noti'' "one half", ''cotu'' "one third", ''tootu'' "one quarter", ''footu'' "one fifth", ''muutu'' "one sixth" and ''nootu'' "one eighth"
+*''noti'' "one half", ''cotu'' "one third", ''tootu'' "one quarter", ''footu'' "one fifth", ''muutu'' "one sixth" and ''nototu'' "one eighth"
 *With others, ''tu'' is added to the cardinal number: ''metesh'' → ''meteshtu'' (one tenth) (sometimes the endings ''eshtu'' → ''essu'' and ''eshtivo'' → ''essivo'')
 *Larger parts are created with the ''co'' multiplier form (explained in the "Other numerals" section), stop and plural: ''norico'cotivo'' "two thirds", ''mabico'meteshtivo'' or ''mabimetessivo'' (seven tenths)
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 *''esh'' ending numbers are declined according to neuter plural declension: ''gehii '''meter''' gör'' (the house of ten people)
 *''osh'' final ''mautosh'' and ''muuposh'' are as feminine gender in their forms: ''nal muupor jeelong'' (after six thousand years)
+*''e'' ending ordinals follow the common adjective declension: ''has Taulax 7.eke'' (about Taula VII)
 ==Syntax==