MT 007.02 / SL 266.01
Ideas in Mathematics: The Grammar of Numbers
Romance and Indo-European number sets
Lecture illustration
1. from some Romance languages:
|
French |
Spanish |
Italian |
001 |
un, une |
uno, una |
uno, una |
002 |
deux |
dos |
due |
003 |
trois |
tres |
tre |
004 |
quatre |
cuatro |
quattro |
005 |
cinq |
cinco |
cinque |
006 |
six |
seis |
sei |
007 |
sept |
siete |
sette |
008 |
huit |
ocho |
otto |
009 |
neuf |
nueve |
nuove |
010 |
dix |
dies |
dieci |
020 |
vingt |
viente |
venti |
030 |
trente |
treinta |
trenta |
040 |
quarante |
cuarenta |
quaranta |
100 |
cent |
ciente |
cento |
2. from some Indo-European languages:
|
Sanskrit |
Greek |
Latin |
Armenian |
01 |
ékah., ékâ, ékam |
heis, mia, hen |
unus, una, unum |
mi |
02 |
d(u)vâ |
dyo |
duo |
erku |
03 |
tráyah. |
treis |
três |
erek' |
04 |
catvâ´rah. |
téttares |
quattuor |
ch'ork' |
05 |
páñca |
pénte |
quinque |
hing |
06 |
s.át |
heks |
sex |
vec' |
07 |
saptá |
heptá |
septem |
ewt'n |
08 |
ás.t.â(v) |
ókto_ |
octo |
ut'n |
09 |
náva |
ennéa |
novem |
inn |
10 |
dáça |
déka |
decem |
tasn |
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