Lesson 3.2 (page 1 of 2)
Unlike the numbers from 3-10, which are followed by a plural noun, the numbers from 11-1000 must be followed by a singular noun. In formal Arabic, you will see nouns following numbers 11-99 written with ending.
Trans | Number |
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aHada-‘ashar |
11 |
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ethanaa-‘ashar | 12 |
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thalata-‘asahar | 13 |
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arba’ata-‘asahar | 14 |
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khamsta-‘asahar | 15 |
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settata-‘asahar | 16 |
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sab’ata-‘asahar | 17 |
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thamanyata-‘asahar | 18 |
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tes’ata-‘asahar | 19 |
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‘eshrun | 20 |
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wahed wa ‘eshrun | 21 |
Trans | Number |
Sound | ||
ethnaane wa ‘eshrun |
22 |
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thalaatha wa ‘eshrun | 23 |
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thalaatun | 30 |
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arba’un | 40 |
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kamsun | 50 |
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settun | 60 |
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sab’un | 70 |
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thamaanun | 80 |
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tes’un | 90 |
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me’’a (meya) | 100 |