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    Sanskrit Numbers (1-100) : (Chaturdasha)

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    The document lists the Sanskrit numbers from 1 to 100 and provides the rules for counting in Sanskrit. It teaches that numbers are made of prefixes added to base words, such as adding prefixes from 1-9 to words like 'ten', 'twenty' and so on. Key numbers mentioned are ekam (1), dasa (10), vimshatihi (20), trimshat (30), shatam (100).

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    Sanskrit Numbers (1-100) : (Chaturdasha)

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    Sanskrit Numbers (1-100)

    Alright, Let us learn how to count numbers. Learning numbers is not only fun it is important. Look at the certain numbers
    like three and nine which is threeni and nava respectively. They sound very similar, aren't they? It makes it easy to
    remeber!
    1. One एकम ् (ekam)

    2. Two द्वे (dve)

    3. Three त्रीणि (treeni)

    4. Four चत्वारि (chatvaari)

    5. Five पञ्च (pancha)

    6. Six षट् (shat)

    7. Seven सप्त (sapta)

    8. Eight अष्ट (ashta)

    9. Nine नव (nava)

    10. Ten दश (dasha)

    After the number Ten, you see that the numbers till Nineteen the suffix dasha, in a way similar to the siffix -teen in
    English!
    11. Elelven एकादश (ekaadasha)

    12. Twelve द्वादश (dvaadasha)

    13. Thirteen त्रयोदश (trayodasha)

    14. Fourteen चतुर्दश (chaturdasha)

    15. Fifteen पञ्चदश (panchadasha)

    16. Sixteen षोडश (shodash)

    17. Seventeen सप्तदश (saptadasha)

    18. Eighteen अष्टादश (ashtaadasha)

    19. Nineteen नवदश (navadasha)

    20. Twenty विंशतिः (vimshatihi)


    Now that we are ready to learn further numbers, aren't we? We stopped at twenty in our last lesson. That was
    vimshatihi, isn't it? Now it's pretty simple. You just add one to nine as prefix to vimshatihi, which goes like,

    21. Twenty one एकविंशतिः (ekavimshatihi)

    22. Twenty two द्वाविंशतिः (dvaavimshathi)

    23. Twenty three त्रयोविंशतिः (trayovimshatihi)

    24. Twenty four चतुर्विंशतिः (chaturvimshatihi)

    25. Twenty five पञ्चविंशतिः (panchavimshatihi)

    26. Twenty six षड्विंशतिः (shadvimshatihi)

    27. Twenty seven सप्तविंशतिः (saptavimshatihi)

    28. Twenty eight अष्टाविंशतिः (ashtaavimshatihi)

    29. Twenty nine नवविंशतिः (navavimshatihi)

    30. Thirty त्रिंशत ् (trimshat)

    Alright. We have now reached Thirty, which is trimshat. The same rule again follows to go further! One to nine as prefix
    to trimshat.

    31. Thirty one एकत्रिंशत ् (ekatrimshat)

    32. Thirty two द्वात्रिंशत ् (dvaatrimshat)

    33. Thirty three त्रयस्त्रिंशत ् (trayastrimshat)

    34. Thirty four चतस्त्रि


    ु ंशत ् (chatustrimshat)

    35. Thirty five पञ्चत्रिंशत ् (panchatrimshat)

    36. Thirty six षट्त्रिंशत ् (shat-trimshat)

    37. Thirty seven सप्तत्रिंशत ् (saptatrimshat)

    38. Thirty eight अष्टत्रिंशत ् (ashtatrimshat)

    39. Thirty nine नवत्रिंशत ् (navatrimshat)

    40. Forty चत्वारिंशत ् (chatvaarimshat)


    41. Forty one एकचत्वारिंशत ् (ekachatvaarimshat)

    42. Forty two द्विचत्वारिंशत ् (dvichatvaarimshat)

    43. Forty three त्रिचत्वारिंशत ् (trichatvaarimshat)

    44. Forty four चतुश्चत्वारिंशत ् (chatushchatvaarimshat)

    45. Forty five पञ्चचत्वारिंशत ् (panchachatvaarimshat)

    46. Forty six षट्चत्वारिंशत ् (shatchatvaarimshat)

    47. Forty seven सप्तचत्वारिंशत ् (saptachatvaarimshat)

    48. Forty eight अष्टचत्वारिंशत ् (ashtachatvaarimshat)

    49. Forty nine नवचत्वारिंशत ् (navachatvaarimshat)

    50. Fifty पञ्चाशत ् (panchaashat)

    You have already learned till fifty! Bravo! Yes, I know that you have already got the drift and telling it is no big deal
    learning numbers. Still, for the sake of completeness, lets us finish counting.

    51. Fifty one एकपञ्चाशत ् (ekapanchaashat)

    52. Fifty two द्विपञ्चाशत ् (dvipanchaashat)

    53. Fifty three त्रिपञ्चाशत ् (tripanchaashat)

    54. Fifty four चतुःपञ्चाशत ् (chatuhupanchaashat)

    55. Fifty five पञ्चपञ्चाशत ् (panchapanchaashat)

    56. Fifty six षट्पञ्चाशत ् (shatpanchaashat)

    57. Fifty seven सप्तपञ्चाशत ् (saptapanchaashat)

    58. Fifty eight अष्ट्पञ्चाशत ् (ashtapanchaashat)

    59. Fifty nine नवपञ्चाशत ् (navapanchaashat)

    60. Sixty षष्टिः (shashtihi)


    61. Sixty one एकषष्टिः (ekashashtihi)

    62. Sixty two द्विषष्टिः (dvishashtihi)

    63. Sixty three त्रिषष्टिः (trishashtihi)

    64. Sixty four चतुःषष्टिः (chatuhushashtihi)

    65. Sixty five पञ्चषष्टिः (panchashashtihi)

    66. Sixty six षट्षष्टिः (shatshashtihi)

    67. Sixty seven सप्तषष्टिः (saptashashtihi)

    68. Sixty eight अष्टषष्टिः (ashtashashtihi)

    69. Sixty nine नवषष्टिः (navashashtihi)

    70. Seventy सप्ततिः (saptatihi)

    Now apply the same rule for numbers beyond Seventy (saptatihi), till eighty (asheetihi). Add the prefixes. Right, you
    know that!

    71. Seventy one एकसप्ततिः (ekasaptatihi)

    72. Seventy two द्विसप्ततिः (dvisaptatihi)

    73. Seventy three त्रिसप्ततिः (trisaptatihi)

    74. Seventy four चतुःसप्ततिः (chatuhusaptatihi)

    75. Seventy five पञ्चसप्ततिः (panchasaptatihi)

    76. Seventy six षट्सप्ततिः (shatsaptatihi)

    77. Seventy seven सप्तसप्ततिः (saptasaptatihi)

    78. Seventy eight अष्टसप्ततिः (ashtasaptatihi)

    79. Seventy nine नवसप्ततिः (navasaptatihi)

    80. Eighty अशीतिः (asheetihi)


    81. Eighty one एकाशीतिः (ekaasheetihi)

    82. Eighty two द्व्यशीतिः (dvyasheetihi)

    83. Eighty three त्र्यशीतिः (tryasheetihi)

    84. Eighty four चतुरशीतिः (chaturasheetihi)

    85. Eighty five पञ्चाशीतिः (panchaasheetihi)

    86. Eighty six षडशीतिः (shadasheetihi)

    87. Eighty seven सप्ताशीतिः (saptaasheetihi)

    88. Eighty eight अष्टाशीतिः (ashtaasheetihi)

    89. Eighty nine नवाशीतिः (navaasheetihi)

    90. Ninety नवतिः (navatihi)

    And here! Ninety is navatihi and we keep adding the prefixes till hundred.

    91. Ninety one एकनवतिः (ekanavatihi)

    92. Ninety two द्विनवतिः (dvinavatihi)

    93. Ninety three त्रिनवतिः (trinavatihi)

    94. Ninety four चतुर्नवतिः (chaturnavatihi)

    95. Ninety five पञ्चनवतिः (panchanavatihi)

    96. Ninety six षण्णवतिः (shannavatihi)

    97. Ninety seven सप्तनवतिः (saptanavatihi)

    98. Ninety eight अष्टनवतिः (ashtanavatihi)

    99. Ninety nine नवनवतिः (navanavatihi)

    100. A hundred शतम ् (shatam)

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