ew

e- (“one”) + -w (general numeral classifier)


apas

e- (“one”) + -pas (long objects numeral classifier)

the numeral 1, used to count long objects


walmen

wal- (“eight”) + -men (animate numeral classifier)


limpas

lim- (“five”) + -pas (long objects numeral classifier)

the numeral five, used to count long objects


emen

the numeral one, used to describe animate nouns


ekij

e- (“one”) + -kij (composed of multiple pieces classifier)

the numeral one, used to describe objects composed of multiple pieces


lopw

one hundred thousand
one hundred thousand


riaw

ria- (“two”) + -w (general numeral classifier); ultimately from Proto-Oceanic *rua (“two”), from Proto-Austronesian *duSa (“two”).


jiluw

jil- (“three”) + -w (general numeral classifier)


ijuw

From Proto-Austronesian *pitu (“seven”) + -w (general number classifier)


waluw

From Proto-Austronesian *walu (“eight”) + -w (general number classifier)


jilmen

jil- (“three”) + -men (animate numeral classifier)


pahmen

pah- (“four”) + -men (animate numeral classifier)


limmen

lim- (“five”) + -men (animate numeral classifier)


wonmen

won- (“six”) + -men (animate numeral classifier)


ijmen

ij- (“seven”) + -men (animate numeral classifier)


dohmen

doh- (“nine”) + -men (animate numeral classifier)


jilpas

jil- (“three”) + -pas (long objects numeral classifier)

the numeral three, used to count long objects


rahpas

rah- (“two”) + -pas (long objects numeral classifier)

the numeral two, used to count long objects


pahpas

pah- (“four”) + -pas (long objects numeral classifier)

the numeral four, used to count long objects


wonpas

won- (“six”) + -pas (long objects numeral classifier)

the numeral six, used to count long objects


ijpas

ij- (“seven”) + -pas (long objects numeral classifier)

the numeral seven, used to count long objects


walpas

wal- (“eight”) + -pas (long objects numeral classifier)

the numeral eight, used to count long objects


dohpas

doh- (“nine”) + -pas (long objects numeral classifier)

the numeral nine, used to count long objects


jilkij

jil- (“three”) + -kij (piece numeral classifier)


pahkij

pah- (“four”) + -kij (piece numeral classifier)


limkij

lim- (“three”) + -kij (piece numeral classifier)


wonkij

won- (“six”) + -kij (piece numeral classifier)


ijkij

ij- (“seven”) + -kij (piece numeral classifier)


walkij

wal- (“eight”) + -kij (piece numeral classifier)


dohkij

doh- (“nine”) + -kij (piece numeral classifier)


riahkij

riah- (“two”) + -kij (piece numeral classifier)


roahmen

roah- (“two”) + -men (animate numeral classifier)

the numeral two, used to count animate nouns


kariaw

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + riaw (“two”)


kajiluw

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + jiluw (“three”)


kapahw

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + pahw (“four”)


kalimoaw

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + limoaw (“five”)


kawonoaw

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + wonoaw (“six”)


kaijuw

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + ijuw (“seven”)


kawaluw

From Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *ika-walu (“eighth”), equivalent to ka- (ordinal number prefix) + waluw (“eight”)


kaduoaw

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + duoaw (“nine”)


karoahmen

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + roahmen (“two”)


kajilmen

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + jilmen (“three”)


kapahmen

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + pahmen (“four”)


kalimmen

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + limmen (“five”)


kawonmen

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + wonmen (“six”)


kaijmen

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + ijmen (“seven”)


kawalmen

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + walmen (“eight”)


kadohmen

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + dohmen (“nine”)


kadohpas

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + dohpas (“nine”)


kawalpas

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + walpas (“eight”)


kaijpas

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + ijpas (“seven”)


kawonpas

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + wonpas (“six”)


kalimpas

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + limpas (“five”)


kapahpas

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + pahpas (“four”)


kajilpas

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + jilpas (“nine”)


karahpas

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + rahpas (“two”)


kapahkij

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + pahkij (“four”)


kajilkij

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + jilkij (“three pieces”)


kalimkij

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + limkij (“five pieces”)


kawonkij

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + wonkij (“six pieces”)


kawalkij

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + walkij (“eight pieces”)


kadohkij

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + walkij (“nine pieces”)


kaijkij

ka- (ordinal number prefix) + ijkij (“seven”)