Odia Counting Chart: Numbers 1 to 100

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 Odia language belongs to the Indo-Aryan language family spoken by Odia people in the Indian state of Odisha. It is the official language of Odisha and is also spoken in parts of Jharkhand, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh. According to the 2011 census of India, Odia has 35 million speakers.

In this article, we will learn Odia numbers 1 to 100 with their pronunciation. Let's learn all Odia counting numbers from 1 to 100 with a chart.

Oriya numbers 1 to 100 list

Odia Counting Chart 1 to 100 in English
No Numeral Odia PRON.
0 ୦
1 ୧ ଏକ eka
2 ୨ ଦୁଇ dui
3 ୩ ତିନି tini
4 ୪ ଚାରି chari
5 ୫ ପାଞ୍ଚ pancha
6 ୬ ଛଅ chaa
7 ୭ ସାତ sata
8 ୮ ଆଠ atha
9 ୯ ନଅ naa
10 ୧୦ ଦଶ das
11 ୧୧ ଏଗାର egara
12 ୧୨ ବାର bara
13 ୧୩ ତେର tera
14 ୧୪ ଚଉଦ chauda
15 ୧୫ ପନ୍ଦର pandara
16 ୧୬ ଷୋହଳ sohala
17 ୧୭ ସତର satara
18 ୧୮ ଅଠର athara
19 ୧୯ ଊଣାଇଶ unnais
20 ୨୦ କୋଡିଏ kodue
21 ୨୧ ଏକୋଇଶି ekoisi
22 ୨୨ ବାଇଶି baisi
23 ୨୩ ତେଇଶି teisi
24 ୨୪ ଚବିଶି chaubisi
25 ୨୫ ପଚିଶି pachisi
26 ୨୬ ଛବିଶି chabisi
27 ୨୭ ସତାଇଶି sataisi
28 ୨୮ ଅଠାଇଶି athaisi
29 ୨୯ ଅଣତିରିଶି unatrisi
30 ୩୦ ତିରିଶି trisi
31 ୩୧ ଏକତିରିଶି ekatrisi
32 ୩୨ ବତିଶି batisi
33 ୩୩ ତେତିଶି tetisi
34 ୩୪ ଚଉତିରିଶି chauntrisi
35 ୩୫ ପଞ୍ଚତିରିଶି pantrisi
36 ୩୬ ଛତିଶି chatisi
37 ୩୭ ସଂଇତିରିଶି satatrisi
38 ୩୮ ଅଠତିରିଶି athatrisi
39 ୩୯ ଅଣଚାଳିଶି unachalisi
40 ୪୦ ଚାଳିଶି chalisi
41 ୪୧ ଏକଚାଳିଶି ekachalisi
42 ୪୨ ବୟାଳିଶି bayalisi
43 ୪୩ ତେୟାଳିଶି teyalisi
44 ୪୪ ଚଉରାଳିଶି chauralisi
45 ୪୫ ପଞ୍ଚଚାଳିଶି panchalisi
46 ୪୬ ଛୟାଳିଶି chayalisi
47 ୪୭ ସତଚାଳିଶି satachalisi
48 ୪୮ ଅଠଚାଳିଶି athachalisi
49 ୪୯ ଅଣଚାଶ unapanchasa
50 ୫୦ ପଚାଶ pachasa
51 ୫୧ ଏକାବନ ekavana
52 ୫୨ ବାଉନ bauna
53 ୫୩ ତେପନ tepana
54 ୫୪ ଚଉବନ chauvana
55 ୫୫ ପଞ୍ଚାବନ panchavana
56 ୫୬ ଛପନ chapana
57 ୫୭ ସତାବନ satavana
58 ୫୮ ଅଠାବନ athavana
59 ୫୯ ଅଣଷଠି unasathi
60 ୬୦ ଷାଠିଏ sathie
61 ୬୧ ଏକଷଠି ekasathi
62 ୬୨ ବାଷଠି basathi
63 ୬୩ ତେଷଠି tesathi
64 ୬୪ ଚଉଷଠି chausathi
65 ୬୫ ପଞ୍ଚଷଠି pachasathi
66 ୬୬ ଛଅଷଠି chhasathi
67 ୬୭ ସତଷଠି satasathi
68 ୬୮ ଅଠଷଠି athasathi
69 ୬୯ ଅଣସ୍ତର unastari
70 ୭୦ ସତୂର saturi
71 ୭୧ ଏକସ୍ତର ekastari
72 ୭୨ ବାସ୍ତର bastari
73 ୭୩ ତେସ୍ତର testari
74 ୭୪ ଚଉସ୍ତର chaustari
75 ୭୫ ପଞ୍ଚସ୍ତର panchastari
76 ୭୬ ଛଅସ୍ତର chhastari
77 ୭୭ ସତସ୍ତର satastari
78 ୭୮ ଅଠସ୍ତର athastari
79 ୭୯ ଅଣାଅଶ unasi
80 ୮୦ ଅଶ aasi
81 ୮୧ ଏକାଅଶ ekasi
82 ୮୨ ବୟାଅଶ bayasi
83 ୮୩ ତେୟାଅଶ teyasi
84 ୮୪ ଚଉରାଅଶ chaurasi
85 ୮୫ ପଞ୍ଚାଅଶ pachasi
86 ୮୬ ଛୟାଅଶ chayasi
87 ୮୭ ସତାଅଶ satasi
88 ୮୮ ଅଠାଅଶ athasi
89 ୮୯ ଅଣାନବେ unanabe
90 ୯୦ ନବେ nabe
91 ୯୧ ଏକାନବେ ekanabe
92 ୯୨ ବୟାନବେ bayanabe
93 ୯୩ ତେୟାନବେ teyanabe
94 ୯୪ ଚଉରାନବେ chauranbe
95 ୯୫ ପଞ୍ଚାନବେ pachanabe
96 ୯୬ ଛୟାନବେ chayanabe
97 ୯୭ ସତାନବେ satanabe
98 ୯୮ ଅଠାନବେ athanabe
99 ୯୯ ଅନେଶତ anesata
100 ୧୦୦ ଶହେ sahe

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