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Learning Bangla Numbers and the Numbering System

New learners usually want to learn the numbers 0-100 in the language they are trying to learn. Memorizing so many items is onerous unless you can find some pattern that makes sense to you. Here we will learn the numbers in groups. We will then discover the paatterns that will help you remember the numbers.

The Basic Numerals - zero, 1 through 9

The table below shows the English numbers and their corresponding Bangla numerals. There are two common traps learners have to be aware of. The Bangla 4 is ৪ and looks like the English 8. The Bangla 7 is ৭ and looks like the English 9.

EN Num	BN Num	BN Name	Phonetic
0	০	শূন্য	shUnYo
1	১	এক	ek
2	২	দুই	dui
3	৩	তিন	tin
4	৪	চার	char
5	৫	পাঁচ	pan^ch
6	৬	ছয়	chhoy
7	৭	সাত	sat
8	৮	আট	aT
9	৯	নয়	noy

The 10's - 10, 20, 30 etc

Now we look at the multiples of 10.

EN Num	BN Num	BN Name	Phonetic
10	১০	দশ	dosh
20	২০	বিশ / কুড়ি	bish / kuRi
30	৩০	তিরিশ	tirish
40	৪০	চল্লিশ	chollish
50	৫০	পঞ্চাশ	poNGchash
60	৬০	ষাট	ShaT
70	৭০	সত্তর	sottor
80	৮০	আশি	ashi
90	৯০	নব্বই	nobboi
100	১০০	এক শো	ek shO

Note that 20 is often referred to as কুড়ি in conversation. It is the only number with an alias.

The pre-10's - 19, 29, 39 etc

The pre-tens - 19, 29, 39 etc. are actually made up as one less than the next multiple of 10. So 19 is one less than বিশ and is called উনিশ unish. 29 is one less than তিরিশ and is called উনত্রিশ unotrish and so on. The only exception to this rule is that 99 is written as 9 plus 90 নিরানব্বই niranobboi.

EN Num	BN Num	BN Name	Phonetic
19	১৯	উনিশ	unish
29	২৯	উনত্রিশ	unotrish
39	৩৯	উনচল্লিশ	unochollish
49	৪৯	উনপঞ্চাশ	unopoNGchash
59	৫৯	উনষাট	unoShaT
69	৬৯	উনসত্তর	unosottor
79	৭৯	উনআসি	unoasi
89	৮৯	উননব্বই	unonobboi
99	৯৯	নিরানব্বই	niranobboi

The Group 11-19

These numbers do not readily show a pattern in their construction since the 10 is not explicitly called out. The sound "aro" is used to represent dosh. Since "aro" means "more" in Bangla, you could say that 11 is 1 more than the base 10 of the decimal system in Bangla. That would explain egaro = ek + aro, baro = ba + aro, tero = te + aro etc.

EN Num	BN Num	BN Name	Phonetic	Root Deriv.
11	১১	এগার	egaro	ek + dosh
12	১২	বারো	barO	bo + dosh
13	১৩	তের	tero	te + dosh
14	১৪	চৌদ্দ	chOUddo	chOU + dosh
15	১৫	পনের	ponero	pon^y + dosh
16	১৬	ষোল	ShOlo	chho + dosh
17	১৭	সতের	sotero	sat + dosh
18	১৮	আঠার	aTharo	aT + dosh
19	১৯	উনিশ	unish	uno + bish / kuRi

The Group 21-29

The naming patterns are a little more exposed in this set of numbers.

EN Num	BN Num	BN Name	Phonetic	Root Deriv.
21	২১	একুশ	ekush	ek + bish / kuRi
22	২২	বাইশ	baish	ba + bish / kuRi
23	২৩	তেইশ	teish	te + bish / kuRi
24	২৪	চব্বিশ	chobbish	cho + bish / kuRi
25	২৫	পঁচিশ	pon^chish	pon^chy + bish / kuRi
26	২৬	ছাব্বিশ	chhabbish	chha + bish / kuRi
27	২৭	সাতাশ	satash	sat + bish / kuRi
28	২৮	আঠাশ	aThash	aT + bish / kuRi
29	২৯	উনত্রিশ	unotrish	uno + tirish

The Group 31-39

EN Num	BN Num	BN Name	Phonetic	Root Deriv.
31	৩১	একত্রিশ	ekotrish	ek + tirish
32	৩২	বত্রিশ	botrish	bo + tirish
33	৩৩	তেত্রিশ	tetrish	te + tirish
34	৩৪	চৌত্রিশ	chOUtrish	chou + tirish
35	৩৫	পঁয়ত্রিশ	pon^yotrish	pon^y + tirish
36	৩৬	ছত্রিশ	chhotrish	chho + tirish
37	৩৭	সাঁইত্রিশ	san^oitrish	sat + tirish
38	৩৮	আটত্রিশ	aTotrish	aT + tirish
39	৩৯	উনচল্লিশ	unochollish	uno + chollish

The Group 41-49

EN Num	BN Num	BN Name	Phonetic	Root Deriv.
41	৪১	একচল্লিশ	ekochollish	ek + chollish
42	৪২	বিয়াল্লিশ	biyallish	bo + chollish
43	৪৩	তেতাল্লিশ	tetallish	te + chollish
44	৪৪	চুয়াল্লিশ	chuyallish	chou + chollish
45	৪৫	পঁয়তাল্লিশ	pon^yotallish	pon^y + chollish
46	৪৬	ছেচল্লিশ	chhechollish	chho + chollish
47	৪৭	সাতচল্লিশ	satochollish	sat + chollish
48	৪৮	আঠচল্লিশ	aThochollish	aT + chollish
49	৪৯	উনপঞ্চাশ	unopoNGchash	uno + poNGchash

Patterns in Numbers

We have now seen 11-19, 21-29, 31-39 and 41-49 in the tables above. Did you notice the patterns in the derivation of the names of these numbers?

If you browse though the complete table of numbers below, you will see the inherent patterns discussed above. The sounds of the numbers shown in the table can be heard by clicking on the following links:

Bangla Numbers 0-29

Video Clip to hear the pronunciation of the numbers 0 to 29

Num	0	1	2	3	4
0	০ শূন্য shUnYo	১ এক ek	২ দুই dui	৩ তিন tin	৪ চার char
Num	5	6	7	8	9
0	৫ পাঁচ pan^ch	৬ ছয় chhoy	৭ সাত sat	৮ আট aT	৯ নয় noy
Num	0	1	2	3	4
1	১০ দশ dosh	১১ এগার egaro	১২ বারো barO	১৩ তের tero	১৪ চৌদ্দ chOUddo
Num	5	6	7	8	9
1	১৫ পনের ponero	১৬ ষোল ShOlo	১৭ সতের sotero	১৮ আঠার aTharo	১৯ উনিশ unish
Num	0	1	2	3	4
2	২০ বিশ / কুড়ি bish / kuRi	২১ একুশ ekush	২২ বাইশ baish	২৩ তেইশ teish	২৪ চব্বিশ chobbish
Num	5	6	7	8	9
2	২৫ পঁচিশ pon^chish	২৬ ছাব্বিশ chhabbish	২৭ সাতাশ satash	২৮ আঠাশ aThash	২৯ উনত্রিশ unotrish

Bangla Numbers 30-59

Video Clip to hear the pronunciation of the numbers 30 to 59

Num	0	1	2	3	4
3	৩০ তিরিশ tirish	৩১ একত্রিশ ekotrish	৩২ বত্রিশ botrish	৩৩ তেত্রিশ tetrish	৩৪ চৌত্রিশ chOUtrish
Num	5	6	7	8	9
3	৩৫ পঁয়ত্রিশ pon^yotrish	৩৬ ছত্রিশ chhotrish	৩৭ সাঁইত্রিশ san^oitrish	৩৮ আটত্রিশ aTotrish	৩৯ উনচল্লিশ unochollish
Num	0	1	2	3	4
4	৪০ চল্লিশ chollish	৪১ একচল্লিশ ekochollish	৪২ বিয়াল্লিশ biyallish	৪৩ তেতাল্লিশ tetallish	৪৪ চুয়াল্লিশ chuyallish
Num	5	6	7	8	9
4	৪৫ পঁয়তাল্লিশ pon^yotallish	৪৬ ছেচল্লিশ chhechollish	৪৭ সাতচল্লিশ satochollish	৪৮ আঠচল্লিশ aThochollish	৪৯ উনপঞ্চাশ unopoNGchash
Num	0	1	2	3	4
5	৫০ পঞ্চাশ poNGchash	৫১ একান্ন ekanno	৫২ বাহান্ন bahanno	৫৩ তিপান্ন tipanno	৫৪ চুয়ান্ন chuyanno
Num	5	6	7	8	9
5	৫৫ পঞ্চান্ন poNGchanno	৫৬ ছাপ্পান্ন chhappanno	৫৭ সাতান্ন satanno	৫৮ আটান্ন aTanno	৫৯ উনষাট unoShaT

Bangla Numbers 60-100

Video Clip to hear the pronunciation of the numbers 60 to 100

Num	0	1	2	3	4
6	৬০ ষাট ShaT	৬১ একষট্টি ekoShoTTi	৬২ বাষট্টি baShoTTi	৬৩ তেষট্টি teShoTTi	৬৪ চৌষট্টি chOUShoTTi
Num	5	6	7	8	9
6	৬৫ পঁয়ষট্টি pon^yoShoTTi	৬৬ ছেষট্টি chheShoTTi	৬৭ সাতষট্টি satoShoTTi	৬৮ আটষট্টি aToShoTTi	৬৯ উনসত্তর unosottor
Num	0	1	2	3	4
7	৭০ সত্তর sottor	৭১ একাত্তর ekattor	৭২ বাহাত্তর bahattor	৭৩ তিয়াত্তর tiyattor	৭৪ চুয়াত্তর chuyattor
Num	5	6	7	8	9
7	৭৫ পঁচাত্তর pon^chattor	৭৬ ছিয়াত্তর chhiyattor	৭৭ সাতাত্তর satattor	৭৮ আটাত্তর aTattor	৭৯ উনআসি unoasi
Num	0	1	2	3	4
8	৮০ আশি ashi	৮১ একাশি ekashi	৮২ বিরাশি birashi	৮৩ তিরাশি tirashi	৮৪ চুরাশি churashi
Num	5	6	7	8	9
8	৮৫ পঁচাশি pon^chashi	৮৬ ছিয়াশি chhiyashi	৮৭ সাতাশি satashi	৮৮ আটাশি aTashi	৮৯ উননব্বই unonobboi
Num	0	1	2	3	4
9	৯০ নব্বই nobboi	৯১ একানব্বই ekanobboi	৯২ বিরানব্বই biranobboi	৯৩ তিরানব্বই tiranobboi	৯৪ চুরানব্বই churanobboi
Num	5	6	7	8	9
9	৯৫ পঁচানব্বই pon^chanobboi	৯৬ ছিয়ানব্বই chhiyanobboi	৯৭ সাতানব্বই satanobboi	৯৮ আটানব্বই aTanobboi	৯৯ নিরানব্বই niranobboi
Num	0	1	2	3	4
10	১০০ এক শো ek shO

Numbers Above 100

Numbers above 100, like say 345, are thought of as the nearest 100 followed by the remainder. In this case, 345 = 300 + 45 is তিনশো পঁয়তাল্লিশ.

The actual word for hundred is শত shoto which is commonly written as শো shO. You already know that 3 is তিন. You also know from the previous table that 45 is পঁয়তাল্লিশ pon^yotallish. This is how 345 becomes তিনশো পঁয়তাল্লিশ tinshO pon^yotallish.

Names for Thousands, Lakhs, Crores

In the Western system, numbers are written with a separator before every 3 zeros. It is slightly different in Bangla. The first separator is still before 3 places, and so marks one thousand. The subsequent separators are in sets of 2 zeroes, marking Lakhs and Crores.

Designation	Western	Bengali	BN Name	Phonetic
1 Hundred	100	100	এক শো	ek shO
1 Thousand	1,000	1,000	এক হাজার	ek hajar
10 Thousand	10,000	10,000	দশ হাজার	dosh hajar
100 Thousand, 1 Lakh	100,000	1,00,000	এক লাখ	ek lakh
10 Lakhs, 1 Million	1.000,000	10,00,000	দশ লাখ	dosh lakh
10 Million, 1 Crore	1,00,00,000	1,00,00,000	এক কোটি	ek kOTi

So how would you express a number like 9876543210 ? First break it down into Thousands, Lakhs and Crores. It will look like 98,76,54,321. So the number would be 98 Crores, 76 Lakhs, 54 Thousand, Three Hundred and Twenty One.

Expressed in Bangla it would be আটানব্বই কোটি, ছিয়াত্তর লাখ, চুয়ান্ন হাজার, তিনশো একুশ aTanobboi kOTi, chhiyattor lakh, chuyanno hajar, tinoshO ekush. With this scheme of breaking up numbers 3, 2, 2 starting from the right, the hundreds, thousands, lakhs and crores automatically arrange themselves. You just have to know 0 to 100 to fully enumerate any number you see.

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