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Gujarati Numbers
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Vocabulary
Compiled
by
Babu Suthar
Lecturer in Gujarati
University of Pennsylvania
South Asia Regional Studies
820 William Halls
36th and Spruce
Philadelphia PA 19143
USA
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Gujarati Numbers
Gujarati numerals are of three types: (1) cardinals, (2) ordinals, and (3) fractions. The basic
number figures are ten and each figure bears a name.
(1) Number figures and their names
0 È mI6u& 5 Í pa&c6o
1 É Aek6o 6 Î 2g6o
2 Ê bg6o 7 Ï sat6o
3 Ë tg6o 8 Ð Aa56o
4 Ì cog6o 9 Ñ nv6o
Cardinals
1 É Aek 13 ÉË ter
2 Ê be 14 ÉÌ cOd
3 Ë {a8 15 ÉÍ p&dr
4 Ì car 16 ÉÎ soX
5 Í pa&c 17 ÉÏ s]ar
6 Î 2 18 ÉÐ A7ar
7 Ï sat 19 ÉÑ Aog8Is
8 Ð Aa5 20 ÊÈ vIs
9 Ñ nv 21 ÊÉ AekvIs
10 ÉÈ ds 22 ÊÊ bavIs
11 ÉÉ Aigyar 23 ÊË tevIs
12 ÉÉ bar 24 ÊÌ covIs
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25 ÊÍ pCcIs 52 ÍÊ bavn
26 ÊÎ 2vIs 53 ÍË tepn
27 ÊÏ s]aavIs 54 ÍÌ copn
28 ÊÐ A¹avIs 55 ÍÍ p&cavn
29 ÊÑ Aog8{aIs 56 ÍÎ 2Ppn
30 ËÈ {aIs 57 ÍÏ s]aavn
31 ËÉ Aek{aIs 58 ÍÐ A¹avn
32 ËÊ b{aIs 59 ÍÑ Aog8sa;5
33 ËË te{aIs 60 ÎÈ sa;5
34 ËÌ co{aIs 61 ÎÉ Aeks5
35 ËÍ pa&{aIs 62 ÎÊ bas5
36 ËÎ 2{aIs 63 ÎË tes5
37 ËÏ sa6{aIs 64 ÎÌ cos5
38 ËÐ Aa6{aIs 65 ÎÍ pa&s5
39 ËÑ Aog8calIs 66 ÎÎ 2as5
40 ÌÈ calIs 67 ÎÏ s6s5
41 ÌÉ AektalIs 68 ÎÐ A6s5
42 ÌÊ betalIs 69 ÎÑ Ag8ois]aer
43 ÌË tetalIs 70 ÏÈ is]aer
44 ÌÌ cu&malIs 71 ÏÉ ;kotr
45 ÌÍ ipStalIs 72 ÏÊ boter
46 ÌÎ 2etalIs 73 ÏË toter
47 ÌÏ su6talIs 76 ÏÎ 2oter
51 ÍÉ Aekavn 77 ÏÏ isTyotr
52 ÍÊ bavn 78 ÏÐ ;5yotr
51 ÍÉ Aekavn 79 ÏÑ Ag*yaAe&sI
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80 ÐÈ Ae&sI 90 ÑÈ nevu&
81 ÐÉ AekyasI 91 ÑÉ Aeka8u&
82 ÐÊ ByasI 92 ÑÊ ba8u&
83 ÐË TyasI 93 ÑË ta8u&
84 ÐÌ coyaRsI 94 ÑÌ cora8u&
85 ÐÍ p&casI 95 ÑÍ p&ca8u&
86 ÐÎ 2yasI 96 ÑÎ 2Nn&u
87 ÐÏ isTyasI 97 ÑÏ s]aa8u&
88 ÐÐ ;5yasI 98 ÑÐ A¹a8u&
89 ÐÑ neVyasI 99 ÑÑ nVva8u&
While reading a number of more than two digits, no ‘and’ is required as in English. Examples:
ÊÎÑ bso Ag8ois]aer
Ë,ÎÐÏ {a8 jhar 2so isTyasI
Í,ÉÐ,ÑÈÍ pa&c la`, A7ar hjar, nvso pa&c
However, while doing counting the conjunction ne may be used while reading the last two digits.
If the penultimate digit is 0 (zero) the ne may be used with the last digit. Examples:
ÊÎÑ bsone Ag8ois]aer
Ë,ÎÐÏ {a8 jhar 2sone isTyasI
Í,ÉÐ,ÑÈÍ pa&c la`, A7ar hjar, nvsone pa&c
Ordinals
The ordinals behave like adjectives and agree with the nouns in gender.
For each of the higher ordinal use mo, mI, mu& as the case may be.
Fractions
Following are the terms for Gujarati fractions:
Simple
¼ pa
½ A60u&
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¾ po8u&
Plus
Examples
Notes:
(1) The A60u& And po8u& agree with the noun in gender and number. Examples:
(2)
Vocabulary*
*
Derived with a few modifications from "wCcgi8tnI pir-aqa" 1966. (Terminology of higher mathematics), Publisher:
Gujarat University, Ahmedabad, India.
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A alternately AekaNtre
absolute inrpex alternating function p/its&imt iv0ey
absolute term Aclpd alternating series p/its&imt [ae7I
absolute value inrpex mULy analysis p<(9kr8,
ive¿leq8
absurd As>
analytical geometry vE¿leiqk -Uimit
accuracy coksa:
angle `U8o
acute angle l3uko8
angle at the center keN±S9 `U8o
acute angled triangle l3ui{ako8
angle at the circumferemce capS9 ko8
additon srvaXo, v]aakar
angle of contact Sp=R`U8o
adjacent angle s&lGn ko8
angle of depression Avse0
adjacent sides s&lGn bajuAo
angle of elevation wTse0
admissible solution SvIkayR wkel
angular ko8Iy
admissible value SvIkayR ik&mt
angular diagram v<ta&= Aak<it
aggregate smUh, g8
angular measurement ve0
algebra bIjgi8t
angular momentum ko8Iy vegman
algebric expression bIj rai=
angular velocity ko8Iy veg
algebric geometry yam-Uimit
anti-logarithm p/itl3ug8k
algebric bEijk
applied mathematics p/yo@t gi8t
alternate AekaNtr
applied statistics p/yo@t
alternaternado AekaNtr p/ma8 Aa&k6a=aS{a
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D w6a6I devu&
damped Avm&idt
demand curve magvk/
damping factor Avm&dn Avyv
denominator 2ed
dash 6e=
denote d=aRvvu&
data Aa&k6a, maihtI
derivative ivklnfl
decagon d=ko8 ivkilt
ingress p/ve=
independent inrpex
intial Aad\y
indetermination Aini¾tta
initial line Aad\yre`a
index 3ata&k
in perspective sm±Q4
index number 3ata&k n&br
iradius A&tŠiS{ajy
indicatrix vk/indeR=
inscribed circle A&tv<t
indirect prox
insertion inve=n
indirect correlation VySt shs&b&0
integer pU8aR&k
indirect inquiry prox tpas
integral s&kilt, s&kl
indirect diagram indeR=k Aale`
integral as the limit of a sum [ae7Ina lx£pe
inductive inference Aagimk Anuman s&kln
law of inverse square VySt vgRno inym likelyhood function ivs&-avna iv0ey
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O quotient -agakar
Q.E.D. :it is)0m\
quotient (continued fraction) -agfl
C.E.F. :it k<tm
R
quadrangle ctuQko8, cors radian i{ajyako8
two dimensional field iµimt xe{a variate difference method claNtr rIit
U vector si±=
Y
No word
zero =UNy