Lundiyani · the modern form of Lunde · prototype
Lundiyani numbers (Modern Lundian)
Type any number from 0 to 248,831 and see it as a Lundiyani number word, digit by digit in base twelve, with the counting form, the ordinal and the Lunde word it comes from.
Numbers
Numbers
Lundiyani counts in base twelve, as Lunde does. The rules are the same; the words have changed in pronunciation.
- Zero is ułe. An empty place inside a bigger number is simply left out: iyion-na (145).
- é- is used only when counting (é-na, é-re); before a noun the bare form is used.
- Multiply: the multiplier goes first, joined (resion, 24). Add: the smaller number follows after a dash (sion-na, 13). Biggest power first.
- After any number above one, the noun takes the plural.
- Ordinals: the number + -de (-ade after a consonant), as in Lunde: na-de (first), sion-ade (twelfth).
From Lunde to Lundiyani
Lunde and Lundiyani numbers
The same numbers in both languages. The Lunde forms come from the Lunde number conjugator.