Uzbek/Numerals and Fractions
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The Uzbek cardinal numbers are:
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| bir | one (1) | |
| ikki | two (2) | |
| uch | three (3) | |
| to’rt | four (4) | |
| besh | five (5) | |
| olti | six (6) | |
| etti | seven (7) | |
| sakkiz (8) | eight | |
| to’qqiz (9) | nine | |
| o’n (10) | ten | |
| yigirma (20) | twenty | |
| o’ttiz (30) | thirty | |
| qirq (40) | forty | |
| ellik (50) | fifty | |
| oltmish (60) | sixty | |
| etmish (70) | seventy | |
| sakson (80) | eighty | |
| to’qson (90) | ninety | |
| yuz (100) | hundred | |
| ming (1000) | thousand | |
| million | million | |
| milliard | billion | |
In compound numerals the lower orders of numerals follow the higher. Each numeral is written separately:
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| o’n bir | eleven (11) | |
| o’n ikki | twelve (12) | |
| o’n uch | thirteen (13) | |
| o’n to’rt | fourteen (14) | |
| o’n besh | fifteen (15) | |
| o’n olti | sixteen (16) | |
| o’n etti | seventeen (17) | |
| o’n sakkiz | eighteen (18) | |
| o’n to’qqiz | nineteen (19) | |
| yigirma bir | twenty-one (21) | |
| o’ttiz ikki | thirty-two (32) | |
| qirq uch | forty-three (43) | |
| ellik to’rt | fifty-four (54) | |
| oltmish besh | sixty-five (55) | |
| etmish olta | seventy-six (76) | |
| sakson etti | eighty-seven (87) | |
| to’qson sakkiz | ninety-eight (98) | |
| bir yuz o’n to’qqiz | one hundred-nineteen (119) | |
| ikki yuz sakson sakkiz | two hundred-eighty-eight (288) | |
| to’qqiz yuz to’qson ikki | nine hundred-ninety-two (992) | |
| bir ming to’qqiz yuz to’qson ikki | one thousand nine hundred-ninety-two (1992) | |
The Uzbek ordinal numbers are formed by adding the suffix -nchi (after vowels) or inchi (after consonants) to cardinal numbers:
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| birinchi | first | |
| ikkinchi | second | |
| uchinchi | third | |
| to’rtinchi | forth | |
| beshinchi | fifth | |
| oltinchi | sixth | |
| ettinchi | seventh | |
| sakkizinchi | eighth | |
| to’qqizinchi | ninth | |
| o’ninchi | tenth | |
| yigirmanchi | twentieth | |
| o’ttizinchi | thirtieth | |
| qirqinchi | fortieth | |
| ellikinchi | fiftieth | |
| oltmishinchi | sixtieth | |
| etmishinchi | seventieth | |
| saksoninchi | eightieth | |
| to’qsoninchi | ninetieth | |
| yuzinchi | hundredth | |
| minginchi | thousandth | |
In Uzbek the denominator of a fraction always takes the ablative suffix while the numerator does not take any suffix:
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| ikkidan bir | one half | |
| to’rtdan uch | three-fourths | |
| beshdan to’rt | four fifths | |
| o’ndan to’qqiz | nine tenths | |
The decimals are expressed by the word butun (whole) followed by the denominator and the numerator:
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| o’ttiz sakkiz butun o’ndan olti | thirty eight and six tenths (36.6) | |
| bir butun o’ndan to’qqiz | one and nine tenths (1.9) | |
| ikki butun o’ndan besh | two and five tenths (2.5) | |
In spoken Uzbek the word butun frequently is omitted or replaced by -u or va, both meaning 'and':
| Uzbek Numbers • Numerals and Fractions • audio (upload) Decimals (oral) |
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| o’ttiz sakkiz-u o’ndan olti | thirty eight and six tenths (36.6) | |
| o’ttiz sakkiz va o’ndan olti | thirty eight and six tenths (36.6) | |
| o’ttiz sakkiz o’ndan olti | thirty eight and six tenths (36.6) | |
