Numbers in Different languages

Numbers in Different languages

A number is a mathematical object used to count, measure, and label. The Egyptians invented the first ciphered numeral system. And the Greeks followed by mapping their counting numbers onto Ionian and Doric alphabets. The following tables list the cardinal number names and symbols for the numbers in various languages and scripts of the world. Where possible, each language’s native writing system is used. Along with transliterations and other important writing systems where applicable. 

Top languages 

Numbers	Countries
1	Mandarin Chinese
2	Spanish
3	English
4	Hindi
5	Arabic
6	Portuguese
7	Bengali
8	Russian
9	Japanese
10	Punjabi
11	German
12	Javanese
13	Wu (inc. Shanghainese)
14	Malay (inc. Indonesian and Malaysian)
15	Telugu
16	Vietnamese
17	Korean numbers
18	French
19	Marathi
20	Tamil
21	Urdu
22	Turkish
23	Italian
24	Yue (inc. Cantonese)
25	Thai
26	Gujarati
27	Jin
28	Southern Min (inc. Hokkien and Teochew)
29	Persian
30	Polish
31	Pashto
32	Kannada
33	Xiang
34	Malayalam
35	Sundanese
36	Hausa
37	Odia (Oriya)
38	Burmese
39	Hakka
40	Ukrainian
41	Bhojpuri
42	Tagalog (Filipino)
43	Yoruba
44	Maithili
45	Uzbek
46	Sindhi
47	Amharic
48	Fula
49	Romanian
50	Oromo
51	Igbo
52	Azerbaijani
53	Awadhi
54	Gan
55	Cebuano (Visayan)
56	Dutch
57	Kurdish
58	Serbo-Croatian
59	Malagasy
60	Saraiki
61	Nepali
62	Sinhala
63	Chittagonian
64	Zhuang
65	Khmer
66	Turkmen
67	Assamese
68	Madurese
69	Somali
70	Marwari
71	Magahi
72	Haryanvi
73	Hungarian
74	Chhattisgarhi
75	Greek
76	Chewa
77	Deccan
78	Akan
79	Kazakh
80	Northern Min
81	Sylheti
82	Zulu
83	Czech
84	Kinyarwanda
85	Dhundhari
86	Haitian Creole
87	Eastern Min (inc. Fuzhou dialect)
88	Ilocano
89	Quechua
90	Kirundi
91	Swedish
92	Hmong
93	Shona
94	Uyghur
95	Hiligaynon/Ilonggo (Visayan)
96	Mossi
97	Xhosa
98	Belarusian
99	Balochi
100	Konkani

Numerals  in Different languages Chart