Telugu Numbers 1 to 100 Counting Chart

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 Telugu language belongs to the Dravidian language family spoken by Telugu people. It is the official language of the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. It is one of the 22 scheduled languages of India, with 75 million speakers as of 2011. I collected a counting chart of Telugu numbers from 0 to 100 with the numerals, written out in the Dravidian alphabet.

Telugu numbers 1 to 100


Telugu Numbers 1 to 100

English Telugu Numeral PRON.
0 ౦ sunna
1 ౧ okati
2 ౨ rendu
3 ౩ mudu
4 ౪ nalugu
5 ౫ ayidu
6 ౬ aru
7 ౭ edu
8 ౮ enimidi
9 ౯ tommidi
10 ౧౦ padi
11 ౧౧ padakondu
12 ౧౨ pannendu
13 ౧౩ padamudu
14 ౧౪ padhnalugu
15 ౧౫ padunayidu
16 ౧౬ padaharu
17 ౧౭ padihedu
18 ౧౮ paddhenimidi
19 ౧౯ pandommidi
20 ౨౦ iravai
21 ౨౧ iravai
22 ౨౨ iravai rendu
23 ౨౩ iravai mudu
24 ౨౪ iravai nalugu
25 ౨౫ iravai ayidu
26 ౨౬ iravai aru
27 ౨౭ iravai edu
28 ౨౮ iravai enimidi
29 T౨౯ iravai tommidi
30 ౩౦ muppai
31 ౩౧ muppai okati
32 ౩౨ muppai rendu
33 ౩౩ muppai mudu
34 ౩౪ muppai nalugu
35 ౩౫ muppai aidu
36 ౩౬ muppai aru
37 ౩౭ muppai edu
38 ౩౮ muppai enimidi
39 ౩౯ muppai tommidi
40 ౪౦ nalabhai
41 ౪౧ nalabhai okati
42 ౪౨ nalabhai rendu
43 ౪౩ nalabhai muddu
44 ౪౪ nalabhai nalugu
45 ౪౫ nalabhai iedhu
46 ౪౬ nalabhai aru
47 ౪౭ nalabhai yeddu
48 ౪౮ nalabhai enamidhi
49 ౪౯ nalabhai thommidi
50 ౫౦ yabhai
51 ౫౧ yabhai okati
52 ౫౨ yabhai rendu
53 ౫౩ yabhai muddu
54 ౫౪ yabhai nalugu
55 ౫౫ yabhai iedhu
56 ౫౬ yabhai aru
57 ౫౭ yabhai yeddu
58 ౫౮ yabhai enamidi
59 ౫౯ yabhai thomidi
60 ౬౦ aravai
61 ౬౧ aravai okati
62 ౬౨ aravai rendu
63 ౬౩ aravai muddu
64 ౬౪ aravai nalugu
65 ౬౫ aravai iedhu
66 ౬౬ aravai aru
67 ౬౭ aravai yedhu
68 ౬౮ aravai enamidi
69 ౬౯ aravai thommidi
70 ౭౦ debbai
71 ౭౧ debbai okati
72 ౭౨ debbai rendu
73 ౭౩ debbai muddu
74 ౭౪ debbai nalugu
75 ౭౫ debbai iedhu
76 ౭౬ debbai aru
77 ౭౭ debbai yeddu
78 ౭౮ debbai enamidhi
79 ౭౯ debbai thommidi
80 ౮౦ enabhai
81 ౮౧ enabhai okati
82 ౮౨ enabhai rendu
83 ౮౩ enabhai muddu
84 ౮౪ enabhai nalugu
85 ౮౫ enabhai iedhu
86 ౮౬ enabhai aru
87 ౮౭ enabhai yeddu
88 ౮౮ enabhai enamidi
89 ౮౯ enabhai thommidi
90 ౯౦ tombhai
91 ౯౧ tombhai okati
92 ౯౨ tombhai rendu
93 ౯౩ tombhai muddu
94 ౯౪ tombhai nalugu
95 ౯౫ tombhai iedhu
96 ౯౬ tombhai aru
97 ౯౭ tombhai yeddu
98 ౯౮ tombhai enamidi
99 ౯౯ tombhai thommidi
100 ౧౦౦ vanda

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