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    The document lists commonly used Pali numbers from 1 to 105, as well as fractions. It provides the cardinal and ordinal forms for numbers up to 10. Beyond 10, numbers continue sequentially with suffixes. Larger numbers ranging from hundreds to astronomical figures are also presented. The list aims to make reference to numbers easier for those studying Pali.

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    The document lists commonly used Pali numbers from 1 to 105, as well as fractions. It provides the cardinal and ordinal forms for numbers up to 10. Beyond 10, numbers continue sequentially with suffixes. Larger numbers ranging from hundreds to astronomical figures are also presented. The list aims to make reference to numbers easier for those studying Pali.

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    1

    Pāḷi Numbers
    (Saṅkhyā)

    This is a list of commonly found Pāḷi numbers which occur in the


    literature. Besides giving integers, I have also given fractions where
    I have noticed they occur, and have added the different forms that
    are found.

    For the first ten numbers I have also included their ordinal form in
    rounded brackets, after ten they continue simply by adding -ma as
    the suffix, as in examples 7-10 given below.

    The numbers go sequentially up to 105, and other, theoretical,


    numbers can be inferred from the given examples. After that I have
    given only forms that I have found used in the Pāḷi books.

    As always I am hoping this will be of use to the Pāḷi student, and


    make reference to numbers easier for those studying and using the
    language.

    Ānandajoti Bhikkhu
    December, 2016

    cover graphic by Ezra Katz (cc at-sa)


    Pāḷi Numbers – 2
    1: eka (paṭhama)

    1.5: diyaḍḍha

    2: dvi (dutiya)

    2 or 3: dvatti. dvīti

    2.5: aḍḍhateyya, aḍḍhatiya

    3: ti (tatiya)

    3.5: aḍḍhuḍḍha

    3 or 4: ticatu, tero*

    4: catu, aṭṭhaḍḍha (catuttha)

    5: pañca (pañcama)

    6: cha (chaṭṭha)

    7: satta (sattama)

    8: aṭṭha (aṭṭhama)

    9: nava (navama)

    10: dasa (dasama)

    11: ekādasa, ekārasa

    12: dvādasa, duvādasa, bārasa

    12.5: aḍḍhatelasa

    13: terasa, telasa


    Pāḷi Numbers – 3
    14: catuddasa, cuddasa, coddasa

    15: pañcadasa, paṇṇarasa

    16: soḷasa, sorasa

    17: sattadasa, sattarasa

    18: aṭṭhādasa, aṭṭhārasa

    19: ekūnavīsati

    20: vīsati, vīsa, vīsā

    21: ekavīsati

    22: dvāvīsati, dvevīsati, bāvīsati, bāvīsa

    23: tevīsati, tevīsa

    24: catuvīsati, catuvīsa, catubīsatai

    25: pañcavīsati, paṇṇavīsati

    26: chabbīsati

    27: sattavīsati

    28: aṭṭhavīsati

    29: ekūnatiṁsati

    30: tiṁsati , tiṁsa, tiṁsā, tiṁsaṁ

    31: ekatiṁsati

    32: dvattiṁsati, dvattiṁsa, battiṁsati


    Pāḷi Numbers – 4
    33: tettiṁsati, tettiṁsa

    34: catuttiṁsati

    35: pañcatiṁsati

    36: chattiṁsati

    37: sattatiṁsati

    38: aṭṭhatiṁsati

    39: ekūnacattālīsati

    40: cattālīsati, cattālīsaṁ, cattārīsaṁ, cattārīsa, cattārīsā

    41: ekacattālisati, ekacattārīsati

    42: dvicattālīsati, dvicattārīsati, dvecattālīsati, dvecattārīsati

    43: tecattālīsati , tecattārīsati

    44: catucattālīsati, catucattārīsati

    45: pañcacattālīsati, pañcacattārīsati

    46: chacattālīsati, chacattārīsati

    47: sattacattālīsati, sattacattārīsati

    48: aṭṭhacattālīsati, aṭṭhacattārīsati

    49: ekūnapaññāsā

    50: paññasa, paññāsa, paññāsaṁ, paṇṇāsā, paṇṇāsaṁ

    51: ekapannāsā, ekapaṇṇāsā


    Pāḷi Numbers – 5
    52: dvepaññāsā, dvepaṇṇāsā

    53: tipaññāsā, tipaṇṇāsā

    54: catupaññāsā, catupaṇṇāsā

    55: pañcapaññāsā, pañcapaṇṇnāsā

    56: chappaññāsā, chappaṇṇāsā

    57: sattapaññāsā, sattapaṇṇāsā

    58: aṭṭhapaññāsā, aṭṭhapaṇṇāsā

    59: ekūnasaṭṭhi

    60: saṭṭhi

    61: ekasaṭṭhi

    62: dvīsaṭṭhi, dvāsaṭṭhi, dvesaṭṭhi

    63: tisaṭṭhi, tesaṭṭhi

    64: catusaṭṭhi

    65: pañcasaṭṭhi

    66: chasaṭṭhi

    67: sattasaṭṭhi

    68: aṭṭhasaṭṭhi

    69: ekūnasattati

    70: sattati
    Pāḷi Numbers – 6
    71: ekasattati

    72: dvisattati, dvāsattati, dvesattati

    73: tesattati, tisattati

    74: catusattati

    75: pañcasattati

    76: chasattati

    77: sattasattati

    78: aṭṭhasattati

    79: ekūnāsīti

    80: asīti,

    81: ekāsīti

    82: dve-asīti, dvāsīti, diyāsīti

    83: te-āsīti, tiyāsīti

    84: caturāsīti, cullāsīti

    85: pañcāsīti

    86: chāsīti

    87: sattāsīti

    88: aṭṭhāsīti

    89: ekūnavuti
    Pāḷi Numbers – 7
    90: navuti

    91: ekanavuti

    92: dvinavuti, dvānavuti, dvenavuti

    93: tinavuti, tenavuti

    94: catunavuti

    95: pañcanavuti

    96: channavuti

    97: sattanavuti

    98: aṭṭhanavuti

    99: ekūnasataṁ

    < 100: ūnakasataṁ

    100: sataṁ, ekasataṁ

    101: ekādhisataṁ, ekuttarasataṁ

    102: dvādhisataṁ, dvi-uttarasataṁ

    103: tayādhisataṁ, tayuttarasataṁ

    104: catuttarasataṁ

    105: pañcuttarasataṁ

    108: aṭṭhuttarasataṁ

    110: dasasataṁ
    Pāḷi Numbers – 8
    111: ekādasa sataṁ

    120: vīsuttarasataṁ

    150: diyaḍḍhasataṁ

    200: dve satāni, disataṁ, dvisataṁ

    300: tīṇi satāni

    400: cattāri satāni

    500: pañca satāni, pañcasataṁ

    600: chasataṁ

    700: sattasataṁ

    800: aṭṭhasataṁ

    900: navasataṁ

    1,000: sahassaṁ, dasasataṁ, hanuta

    1,000+: parosahassa (over a 1,000)

    1,000++: anekasahassaṁ (countless 1,000s)

    1,200: dvadasasataṁ

    1,250: aḍḍhatelasa sataṁ

    1,400: catuddasasataṁ

    2,000: vīsasataṁ

    2,500: aḍḍhateyyasahassaṁ
    Pāḷi Numbers – 9
    3,000: tiṁsasataṁ

    4,000: cattālīsasataṁ

    4,900: ekūnapaññāsasataṁ

    5,000: pañcasahassaṁ

    6,000: chasahassaṁ

    8,000: asītisataṁ

    8,400: cattārīsasataṁ, cattālīsasataṁ

    8,500: pañcāsītisataṁ

    10,000: dasa sahassa, nahuta

    14,000: catuddasasahassāni

    18,000: aṭṭhārasasahassāni, aṭṭhārasasahassaṁ

    24,000: catubbīsasahassāni, catuvīsasahassāni

    43,000: ticattārīsasahassāni

    51,000: ekapaññāsasahassāni

    54,000: catupaññāsasahassāni

    63,000: tisoḷasasahassāni

    84,000: caturāsītisahassāni

    88,000: aṭṭhāsītisahassāni

    99,999: ekūnasatasahassāni
    Pāḷi Numbers – 10
    100,000: lakkha, satasahassaṁ

    100,000+: adhikasatasahassaṁ (exceeding 100,000)

    100,000++: anekasatasahassaṁ (countless 100,000s)

    6,800,000: aṭṭhasaṭṭhi satasahassaṁ

    8,400,000: caturāsītisatasahassaṁ, cullāsīti satasahassaṁ, cūḷāsīti


    satasahassaṁ

    1,000,000: dasa lakkha

    1,400,000: catudasa satasahassaṁ

    5,000,000: paññāsasatasahassaṁ

    10,000,000: koṭi

    1,000,000,000: koṭisataṁ

    1,000,000,000++: nekoṭisataṁ: countless thousands of millions


    (countless 1,000,000,000)

    10,000,000,000: koṭisahassaṁ

    1,000,000,000,000: koṭisatasahassaṁ

    100,000,000,000,000: pakoṭi

    1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000: koṭippakoṭi

    1 + 28 zeros: nahuta

    1 + 35 zeros: ninnahuta

    1 + 42 zeros: akkhohiṇi
    Pāḷi Numbers – 11
    1 + 49 zeros: bindhu

    1 + 56 zeros: ambutaṁ

    1 + 63 zeros: nirabbutaṁ

    1 + 70 zeros: atataṁ

    1 + 77 zeros: apapaṁ

    1 + 84 zeros: aṭaṭaṁ

    1 + 91 zeros: sokandhikaṁ

    1 + 98 zeros: uppalaṁ

    1 + 105 zeros: kumudaṁ

    1 + 112 zeros: padumaṁ

    1 + 119 zeros: puṇḍarikaṁ

    1 + 126 zeros: kathānaṁ

    1 + 133 zeros: mahākathānaṁ

    1 + 140 zeros: asaṅkheyyaṁ

    uncountable: asaṅkheyyaṁ

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