Translating English to Fulfulde Language
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NUMBERS IN FULFULDE LANGUAGE
1 - Gotel or go’o
2 - Ɗiɗi
3 - Tati
4 - Nai
5 - Jui
6 - Jego
7 - JeɗIɗI
8 - Jetati
9 - Jenai
10 - Sappo
11 - Sappo e go’o
12 - Sappo e ɗiɗi
13 - Sappo e tati
14 - Sappo e nai
15 - Sappo e jui
16 - Sappo e jego
17 - Sappo e jeɗiɗi
18 - Sappo e jetati
19 - Sappo e jenai
20 - Nogas or Chappan e ɗiɗi
21 - Nogas e go’o
22 - Nogas e ɗiɗi
23 - Nogas e tati
24 - Nogas e nai
25 - Nogas e jui
26 - Nogas e jego
27 - Nogas e jeɗiɗi
28 - Nogas e jetati
29 - Nogas e jenai
30 - Chappan e tati
31 - Chappan e tati e go’o
32 - Chappan e tati e ɗiɗi
33 - Chappan e tati e tati
34 - Chappan e tati e nai
35 - Chappan e tati e jui
36 - Chappan e tati e jego
37 - Chappan e tati e jeɗiɗi
38 - Chappan e tati e jetati
39 - Chappan e tati e jenai
40 - Chappan e nai
41 - Chappan e nai e go’o
42 - Chappan e nai e ɗiɗi
43 - Chappan e nai e tati
44 - Chappan e nai e nai
45 - Chappan e nai e jui
46 - Chappan e nai e jego
47 - Chappan e nai e jeɗiɗi
48 - Chappan e nai e jetati
49 - Chappan e nai e jenai
50 - Chappan e jui
51 - Chappan e jui e go’o
52 - Chappan e jui e ɗiɗi
53 - Chappan e jui e tati
54 - Chappan e jui e nai
55 - Chappan e jui e jui
56 - Chappan e jui e jego
57 - Chappan e jui e jeɗiɗi
58 - Chappan e jui e jetati
59 - Chappan e jui e jenai
60 - Chappan e jego
61 - Chappan e jego e go’o
62 - Chappan e jego ɗiɗi
63 - Chappan e jego e tati
64 - Chappan e jego e nai
65 - Chappan e jego e jui
66 - Chappan e jego e jego
67 - Chappan e jego e jeɗiɗi
68 - Chappan e jego e jetati
69 - Chappan e jego e jenai
70 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi
71 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi e go’o
72 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi e ɗiɗi
73 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi e tati
74 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi e nai
75 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi e jui
76 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi e jego
77 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi e jeɗiɗi
78 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi e jetati
79 - Chappan e jeɗiɗi e jenai
80 - Chappan e jetati
81 - Chappan e jetati e go’o
82 - Chappan e jetati e ɗiɗi
83 - Chappan e jetati e tati
84 - Chappan e jetati e nai
85 - Chappan e jetati e jui
86 - Chappan e jetati e jego
87 - Chappan e jetati e jeɗiɗi
88 - Chappan e jetati e jetati
89 - Chappan e jetati e jenai
90 - Chappan e jenai
91 - Chappan e jenai e go’o
92 - Chappan e jenai e ɗiɗi
93 - Chappan e jenai e tati
94 - Chappan e jenai e nai
95 - Chappan e jenai e jui
96 - Chappan e jenai e jego
97 - Chappan e jenai e jeɗiɗi
98 - Chappan e jenai e jetati
99 - Chappan e jenai e jenai
100 - Temerre go’o
200 - Temerre ɗiɗi
300 - Temerre tati
400 - Temerre nai
500 - Temerre jui
600 - Temerre jego
700 - Temerre jeɗiɗi
800 - Temerre jetati
900 - Temerre jenai
1000 - Ujunere go’o
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Comments
where ever i search for fullani numbers, i always find it in the form
1 (𞥑) go’o
2 (𞥒) didi, ɗiɗi
3 (𞥓) tati,
4 (𞥔) nai, nayi,
5 (𞥕) jui, joyi,
6 (𞥖) jegeo,
7 (𞥗) je didi,
8 (𞥘) je tati,
9 (𞥙) je nai,
10 (𞥑𞥐) sappo,
11 (𞥑𞥑) sappo e go’o
12 (𞥑𞥒) sappo e ɗiɗi
13 (𞥑𞥓) sappo e tati
14 (𞥑𞥔) sappo e nayi,
15 (𞥑𞥕) sappo e joyi,
16 (𞥑𞥖) sappo e jeegom,
17 (𞥑𞥗) sappo e jeeɗiɗi,
An i, as a physics student who has had to learn number theory, i am not convinced of that, because the above system is a decimal system (a number system that uses a notation in which each number is expressed in base 10 by using one of the first nine integers or 0 in each place and letting each place value be a power of 10 and in which the basic units increase by powers of 10)
but according to my linguistic interpretation of the numbers, the fullani system is rather a complex-base 5 sytem, to simplify it, we may call it a biquinary number system just as what is found in Wolof and Khmer. Roman numerals are an early biquinary system. The numbers 1, 5, 10, and 50 are written as I, V, X, and L respectively. Seven is VII, and seventy is LXX.
Quinary (a numeral system with five as the base). The difference here is that latin is a decimal language with quinary symbolic numbers, while fullani is a quinary language with a biquinary positional number sytem, but in most cases, we wanna use a decimal symbolic number system. and i think, just as the latin had to finaly adopt a decimal symbolic which best suits its decinal language, perhabs fullani has to adopts a quinary (biquinary) symbolic that best suits its language structure.
Bi-quinary coded decimal is a numeral encoding scheme used in many abacuses and in some early computers, including the Colossus. The term bi-quinary indicates that the code comprises both a two-state (bi) and a five-state (quinary) component. The encoding resembles that used by many abacuses, with four beads indicating the five values either from 0 through 4 or from 5 through 9 and another bead indicating which of those ranges (which can alternatively be thought of as +5).
from 0 to 5 it is a quinary system,
0- (.) Hondé
hondé from honndu meaning thumb or finger
1- (𞥑) Go’o 𞤺𞤮𞥇𞤮 :
2- (𞥒) ɗiɗi 𞤯𞤭𞤯𞤭 :
3- (𞥓) Tati 𞤼𞤢𞤼𞤭 :
4- (𞥔) Nayi 𞤲𞤢𞤴𞤭 :
5- (𞥕) Joyi 𞤶𞤮𞤴𞤭 :
all numbers above five are at base five, an example to this is
6- Jee-go’o 𞤶𞤫𞥅-𞤺𞤮𞥇𞤮 : jee-go'o; jee from joyi standing for the base, ie: 5 and go'o being the unit ie 2 thus having 5 plus 1 giving six
in this case, we should not have a symbolic representation as (𞥖), i have already workd on the symbologic notation, and already takled some natural, integers and rational numbers with it with some ease if i may add, but i havent yet rendered it digital, so for the moment it only exist on a notebook of mine.
let me know if and where i am wrong. thanks and big up!