Lunde · the old, formal register · prototype
Lunde number conjugator (Old Lundian)
Type any number from 0 to 248,831 and see it as a Lunde number word, digit by digit in base twelve, with the counting form and the ordinal.
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Lunde counts in base twelve, which divides evenly by 2, 3, 4 and 6 and can be counted on one hand: the thumb touches the three segments of each finger.
- Zero is hūł. An empty place inside a bigger number is simply left out: iğiōn-na (145).
- ē- is used only when counting; before a noun it drops: ra zenen (twice).
- Multiply: the multiplier goes first, joined (rasiōn, 24). Add: the smaller number follows after a dash (siōn-na, 13). Biggest power first.
- After any number above one, the noun goes plural: ra osili (two eyes).
- Ordinals are the number + the genitive, joined with dashes: na-de (first), siōn-ade (twelfth).