After that, 20, 30, 40, and so on will have "thab" (10) first, and then the number in that tens place, so 20 would be "ten-two", 30 would be "ten-three", and so on.
Láadan
English
Thab
Ten (10)
Thabeshin
Twenty (20)
Thabebóo
Thirty (30)
Thabebim
Forty (40)
Thabeshan
Fifty (50)
Thabebath
Sixty (60)
Thabebum
Seventy (70)
Thabenib
Eighty (80)
Thabebud
Ninety (90)
Then, to build out 21, 22, 34, 56, etc. you use the tens-value ("Thabeshin") plus ("i") how many ones ("nede").
With pronouns, we can specify singular, some (2-5), or many (6+), but how do we explicitly state how many of an item is doing some action, or being affected?
For multiple subjects, you will still need to add the plural marker "me-" to your verb, but you can specify a quantity of subjects by putting the number after your subject.
You can use the words for "some", "many", "all", and "any" the same way you use an actual number in a sentence - after the subject, the object, or additional case-phrases.