Counting in Arabic

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The Arabic Numbers

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واحِدٌ

واحِدْ
1 waahid - 1

أرْبِعُونَ
أرْبِعينْ
32 ‘rbaçiin - 40

اِثْنانٍ
اِتْنينْ
2 itneen - 2

خْمْسونَ

خَمْسينْ
33 xamsiin - 50

ثَلاثٌ
تَلاتَةْ
3 talaata - 3

سِتُّونَ
سِتّينْ
34 sittiin - 60

أرْبَعٌ
أرْبَعَةْ
4 ‘rbaça - 4

سَبْعونَ
سَبْعينْ
35 sabaçiin - 70

خَمْسٌ
خَمْسَةْ
5 xamsa - 5

ثَمانونَ
تَمانينْ
36 tamaniin - 80

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If the number is followed by a noun the number is written in an abbreviated form (see below).

Imagine the noun cuts off a few of the letters in the number!

[27] it's not always the lonely number one - counting