How to count in Friulian

Enter a number and get it written in full in Friulian.

Language overview

Friulian (furlan), also known as Eastern Ladin, is a romance language from the indo-european family. Spoken in the Friuli region of northeastern Italy, it counts about 800,000 speakers.

Friulian numbering rules

  • Numbers from zero to ten are specific words, namely zero [0], un (feminine une) [1], doi (feminine dôs) [2], trê [3], cuatri [4], cinc [5], sîs [6], siet [7], vot [8], nûf [9], and dîs [10].
  • From eleven to sixteen, numbers are formed from the root of the digit followed by ten: undis [11], dodis [12], tredis [13], cutuardis [14], cuindis [15], and sedis [16]. From seventeen to nineteen, the order is reversed, as the unit is put directly after the ten: disesiet [17], disevot [18], and disenûf [19].
  • The tens have specific names based on the matching multiplier digit root, except for ten and twenty: dîs [10], vincj [20], trente [30], cuarante [40], cincuante [50], sessante [60], setante [70], otante [80], and novante [90].
  • Compound numbers above twenty are formed by juxtaposing the ten, the coordinator e (and), and the unit with no space, causing an apocope of the last vowel of the ten name (e.g.: vincjeun [21], trentedoi [32], cuarantevot [48]).
  • The hundreds are formed by prefixing the word for hundred (cent) with the multiplier digit without space, except for one hundred, two hundred and three hundred: cent [100], dusinte [200], tresinte [300], cuatricent [400], cinccent [500], sîscent [600]…
  • Hundreds, tens and units are linked together with the coordinating conjunction e separated with spaces (e.g.: cent e nûf [109], dusinte e trente [230], nûfcent e novantenûf [999]).
  • Thousands are formed by setting the multiplier digit before the word for thousand (mil) separated with a space, except for one thousand: mil [1,000], doi mil [2,000], trê mil [3,000], cuatri mil [4,000]… Thousands are linked with lower scales with the word e unless the hundred is followed by a ten or a unit (e.g.: mil e un [1,001], mil e cent [1,100], mil cent e dîs [1,110]).
  • One million (106) is un milion (plural milions), and one US billion (109) is un miliart (plural miliarts).

Numbers list

1 – un
2 – doi
3 – trê
4 – cuatri
5 – cinc
6 – sîs
7 – siet
8 – vot
9 – nûf
10 – dîs
11 – undis
12 – dodis
13 – tredis
14 – cutuardis
15 – cuindis
16 – sedis
17 – disesiet
18 – disevot
19 – disenûf
20 – vincj
30 – trente
40 – cuarante
50 – cincuante
60 – sessante
70 – setante
80 – otante
90 – novante
100 – cent
1,000 – mil
one million – un milion
one billion – un miliart

Romance languages

Asturian, Catalan, Corsican, Eonavian, French, French (Belgium), French (Switzerland), Friulian, Galician, Italian, Ladin, Latin, Lombard (Milanese), Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Romansh, Sardinian, Spanish, Spanish (Puerto Rico), and Venetian.

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