Numbers in Karbi language with Beautiful Chart - Learn Karbi language

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 The Karbi (known as Mikir) are an ethnic group of Northeast India mostly inhabited in the hill district of Assam. Karbi language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken in Assam, Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh. According to the 2011 census, the Karbi language is spoken by half a million in Northeast, India.

karbi numbers, numerals
Karbi numbers 1 to 100 
Here we have explained it well with a beautiful chart:

List of Karbi Numbers

NO. English Karbi
1 One Isi
2 Two Hini
3 Three Kethom
4 Four Phli
5 Five Pho
6 Six Throk
7 Seven Throksi
8 Eight Nerkep
9 Nine Sirkep
10 Ten Kep
11 Eleven Kre isi
12 Twelve Kre hini
13 Thirteen Kre kethom
14 Fourteen Kre phli
15 Fifteen Kre pho
16 Sixteen Kre throk
17 Seventeen Kre throksi
18 Eighteen Kre nerkep
19 Nineteen Kre sirkep
20 Twenty Ingkoi
21 Twenty one Ingkoi ra isi
22 Twenty two Ingkoi ra hini
23 Twenty three Ingkoi ra kethom
24 Twenty four Ingkoi ra phli
25 Twenty five Ingkoi ra pho
26 Twenty six Ingkoi ra throk
27 Twenty seven Ingko ra throksi
28 Twenty eight Ingko ra nerkep
29 Twenty nine Ingko ra sirkep
30 Thirty Thomkep
40 Fourty Phlikep
50 Fifty Phokep
60 Sixty Throkkep
70 Seveny Throksikep
80 Throknerkep Kre throksi
90 Ninety Throksirkep
100 One hundred Pharo isi
101 One hundred one Pharo isi ra isi
102 One hundred two Pharo isi ra hini
200 Two hundred Pharo hini
300 Three hundred Pharo kethom
400 Four hundred Pharo phli
500 Five hundred Pharo pho
600 Six hundred Pharo throk
700 Seven hundred Pharo throksi
800 Eight hundred Pharo nerkep
900 Nine hundred Pharo sirkep
1000 One thousand Suri isi
2000 Two thousand Suri hini
3000 Three thousand Suri kethom
4000 Four thousand Suri phli
5000 Five thousand Suri pho
6000 Six thousand Suri throk
7000 Seven thousand Suri throksi
8000 Eight thousand Suri nerkep
9000 Nine thousand Suri sirkep
10000 Ten thousand Suri kep


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