Numbers in Konkani Language | Konkani Numbers 1 to 100 Counting Chart

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 Konkani language belongs to the Indo-Aryan
language family spoken by the Konkani people. It is the official language of the  Indian state of Goa and one of the 22
scheduled languages of India, with 2.5 million speakers as of 2011.

Konkani Numbers 1 to 100 Counting Chart


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Numbers in Konkani language (1-100)

Here is a list of numbers in Konkani.

Numerals English Konkani
0 Zero Puj
1 One Ek
2 Two Don
3 Three Teen
4 Four Chear
5 Five Panch
6 Six Sov
7 Seven Sath
8 Eight Ath
9 Nine Nov
10 Ten Dha
11 Elevent Ikra
12 Twelve Bara
13 Thirteen Tera
14 Fourteen Chouda
15 Fifteen Pondra
16 Sixteen Sovla
17 Seventeen Sotra
18 Eighteen Athra
19 Nineteen Ekonis
20 Twenty Vis
21 Twenty-one Ekvis
22 Twenty-two Bavis
23 Twenty-three Tevis
24 Twenty-four Chouvis
25 Twenty-five Panchvis
26 Twenty-six Sovis
27 Twenty-seven Sattavis
28 Twenty-eight Attavis
29 Twenty-nine Ekontis
30 Thirty Tis
31 Thirty-one Ektis
32 Thirty-two Battis
33 Thirty-three Tettis
34 Thirty-four Choutis
35 Thirty-five Pastis
36 Thirty-six Chattis
37 Thirty-seven Sattis
38 Thirty-eight Attis
39 Thirty-nine Ekonchalis
40 Forty Challis
41 Forty-one Ekechalis
42 Forty-two Bavechlis
43 Forty-three Trechalis
44 Forty-four Chauvechalis
45 Forty-five Panchechalis
46 Forty-six Sahechalis
47 Forty-seven Sattechalis
48 Forty-eight Athechalis
49 Forty-nine Ekonponnas
50 Fifty Ponnas
51 Fifty-one Ekavon
52 Fifty-two Bhavon
53 Fifty-three Trepon
54 Fifty-four Choupon
55 Fifty-five Panchavon
56 Fifty-six Chappon
57 Fifty-seven Sattavon
58 Fifty-eight Atthavon
59 Fifty-nine Ekonsath
60 Sixty Satt
61 Sixty-one Eksasht
62 Sixty-two Basasht
63 Sixty-three Tresasht
64 Sixty-four Chousasht
65 Sixty-five Pasasht
66 Sixty-six Sesasht
67 Sixty-seven Sadusasht
68 Sixty-eight Adusasht
69 Sixty-nine Ekonsattar
70 Seventy Sattar
71 Seventy-one Ekahattar
72 Seventy-two Bahattar
73 Seventy-three Trehattar
74 Seventy-four Choudhattar
75 Seventy-five Panchattar
76 Seventy-six Shahattar
77 Seventy-seven Satyattar
78 Seventy-eight Attyattar
79 Seventy-nine Ekonaishim
80 Eighty Aishim
81 Eighty-one Ekaishimt
82 Eighty-two Beaishim
83 Eighty-three Treaishim
84 Eighty-four Choudaishim
85 Eighty-five Panchaishim
86 Eighty-six Seaishim
87 Eighty-seven Satyaishim
88 Eighty-eight Attyaishim
89 Eighty-nine Ekonnovad
90 Ninety Novod
91 Ninety-one Ekyanov
92 Ninety-two Beyanov
93 Ninety-three Treyanov
94 Ninety-four Choudanov
95 Ninety-five Panchanov
96 Ninety-six Shahnov
97 Ninety-seven Satyanov
98 Ninety-eight Attyanov
99 Ninety-nine Naveanov
100 One-hundred Shembor

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