Selected Manx numbers up to 1,000

Manx number list

1. 0zero
   neunhee
   zeroLearn Manx teaches neu-nhee/neunhee for zero when counting and reading telephone numbers.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/intermediate/lesson-9-coontey---counting--1057/, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-0
2. 1one
   nane

   Ordinal example: yn chied (the first)

   oneThe adnominal form triggers lenition; the ordinal example shows the article with the ordinal.Source: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-1
3. 2two
   jees

   Ordinal example: yn nah (the second)

   twoThe adnominal form lenites following nouns; the ordinal example shows the article with the ordinal.Source: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-2
4. 3three
   tree

   Ordinal example: yn trass (the third)

   threeThe modern ordinal is the standard form; older sources record a variant.Source: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-3
5. 4four
   kiare

   Ordinal example: yn chiarroo laa (the fourth day)

   fourA day-based ordinal example from Learn Manx.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/spoken-dictionary/ordinal-numbers-first-second-third-etc/, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-4
6. 5five
   queig

   Ordinal example: yn wheiggoo laa (the fifth day)

   fiveA day-based ordinal example from Learn Manx.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/spoken-dictionary/ordinal-numbers-first-second-third-etc/, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-5
7. 6six
   shey

   Ordinal example: yn cheyoo (the sixth)

   sixThe ordinal is lenited after the definite article.Source: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-6
8. 7seven
   shiaght

   Ordinal example: yn chiaghtoo (the seventh)

   sevenThe ordinal is lenited after the definite article.Source: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-7
9. 8eight
   hoght

   Ordinal example: yn hoghtoo (the eighth)

   eightSource: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-8
10. 9nine
    nuy

    Ordinal example: yn nuyoo (the ninth)

    nineSource: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-9
11. 10ten
    jeih

    Ordinal example: yn jeihoo (the tenth)

    tenSource: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-10
12. 11eleven
    nane-jeig

    Ordinal example: yn un laa jeig (the eleventh day)

    elevenA day-based ordinal example from Learn Manx.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/spoken-dictionary/ordinal-numbers-first-second-third-etc/, https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/intermediate/lesson-9-coontey---counting--1057, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-11
13. 12twelve
    daa-yeig

    Ordinal example: yn nah jeig (the twelfth)

    twelveThe counting form shows lenition; the ordinal is displayed as an example.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/intermediate/lesson-9-coontey---counting--1057, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-12
14. 13thirteen
    tree jeig

    Ordinal example: yn trass jeig (the thirteenth)

    thirteenSource: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-13
15. 14fourteen
    kiare jeig

    Ordinal example: yn chiarroo laa jeig (the fourteenth day)

    fourteenA day-based ordinal example from Learn Manx.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/spoken-dictionary/ordinal-numbers-first-second-third-etc/, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-14
16. 15fifteen
    queig jeig

    Ordinal example: yn wheiggoo laa jeig (the fifteenth day)

    fifteenA day-based ordinal example from Learn Manx.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/spoken-dictionary/ordinal-numbers-first-second-third-etc/, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-15
17. 16sixteen
    shey jeig

    Ordinal example: yn cheyoo jeig (the sixteenth)

    sixteenSource: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-16
18. 17seventeen
    shiaght jeig

    Ordinal example: yn chiaghtoo jeig (the seventeenth)

    seventeenSource: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-17
19. 18eighteen
    hoght jeig

    Ordinal example: yn hoghtoo jeig (the eighteenth)

    eighteenSource: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-18
20. 19nineteen
    nuy jeig

    Ordinal example: yn nuyoo jeig (the nineteenth)

    nineteenSource: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-19
21. 20twenty
    feed

    Ordinal example: yn eedoo laa (the twentieth day)

    twentyA day-based ordinal example from Learn Manx.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/spoken-dictionary/ordinal-numbers-first-second-third-etc/, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-20
22. 30thirty
    jeih as feed

    Ordinal example: yn jeihoo laa as feed (the thirtieth day)

    thirtyA traditional vigesimal form combines ten and twenty.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/spoken-dictionary/ordinal-numbers-first-second-third-etc/, https://www.learnmanx.com/learning/intermediate/lesson-9-coontey---counting--1057, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-30
23. 40forty
    da-eed
    fortyThe traditional cardinal is a contracted form based on two twenties; an expanded form is also attested.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/media/video%20pictures/max%20wheeler/Counting_things_in_the_Manx_Bible.pdf, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-40
24. 60sixty
    three-feed
    sixtyVigesimal 'three twenties'.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/media/video%20pictures/max%20wheeler/Counting_things_in_the_Manx_Bible.pdf, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-60
25. 70seventy
    three-feed as jeih
    seventyVigesimal 'three twenties and ten'.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/media/video%20pictures/max%20wheeler/Counting_things_in_the_Manx_Bible.pdf, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-70
26. 80eighty
    kiare-feed
    eightyWheeler’s corpus study records this cardinal form on p. 1; it does not attest an ordinal.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/media/video%20pictures/max%20wheeler/Counting_things_in_the_Manx_Bible.pdf, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-80
27. 90ninety
    kiare-feed as jeih
    ninetyWheeler’s corpus study gives a form for ninety in its discussion of the Manx Bible examples.Source: https://www.learnmanx.com/media/video%20pictures/max%20wheeler/Counting_things_in_the_Manx_Bible.pdf, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-90
28. 100one hundred
    keead

    Ordinal example: yn cheeadoo (the hundredth)

    one hundredThe ordinal uses lenition after the definite article and a productive ordinal suffix.Source: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/keead, data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-100
29. 1000thousand
    thousane
    thousandNo ordinal is included because the cited dataset does not establish an attested thousandth form.Source: data/content/manx/numbers.json#gv-num-1000