Numerals

The numbers from 1 to 19 are :

1: Un/Unə; 2: Du/Duha; 3: Tre(s)/Tria; 4: Patorr; 5: Cinc; 6: Se(s); 7: Xet; 8: Wot, 9: Nuov; 10: Djec; 11: Unzec; 12: Duozec; 13: Trezec; 14: Patuorzec; 15: Cinzec; 16: Sezec; 17: Setxenzec; 18: Otozec; 19: Novienzec

As shown, the number 1 to 3 change based of the gender of the nouns they modify. The numbers from 2 trigger pluralization of their nouns.

As for the tens:

20: Viġintǝ; 30: Triġintǝ; 40: Padraġintǝ; 50: Cimpaġintǝ; 60: Sesaġintə; 70: Setaġintə; 80: Otaġintǝ; 90: Nonaġintə

They're recognizable for having the suffix -(ġi)ntǝ that changes based of the unit:

x0: -ġintǝ; x1: -ntun/-ntunǝ; x2: -ndu/-nduha; x3: -ntre(s)/-ntria; x4: -mpator; x5: -ncinc; x6: -nse(s); x7: -nset; x8: -ntuot; x9: -nuov

As for the higher numbers:

100: Cient; 200: Ducent; 300: Trecent; 400: Patorcent; 500: Cincent; 600: Sescent; 700: Xecent; 800: Otocent; 900: Novcent

One thousand is "Mel", each thousands is the X + "mel" (for example: 2000 "Dumel"; 35000 "Trencincmel; 200000 "Ducentmel"). The number after are separated. The system is the same for each higher powers of tens.