On grammatical class:
- biki'o
- number/quantity: 8,000 expressed with comma.
- bino
- number/quantity: 80 [eighty].
- binono
- number/quantity: 800 [eight hundred].
- binonovo
- number/quantity: 8004, without comma.
- ci'ima'u
- number: uncountably infinite of some sort or infinite in the sense of satisfying the Generalized Continuum Hypothesis.
- ci'ino
- Digit string: aleph-nought, aleph-0, the cardinality of the natural (alternatively: integer) numbers
- ciki'o
- number/quantity: 3,000 expressed with comma.
- cino
- number/quantity: 30 [thirty].
- cinono
- number/quantity: 300 [three hundred].
- fi'ure
- half.
- ji'ima'u
- rounded up (appended after string of digits indicating a rounded value).
- ji'ini'u
- rounded down (appended after string of digits indicating a rounded value).
- muki'o
- number/quantity: 5,000 expressed with comma.
- muno
- number/quantity: 50 [fifty].
- munono
- number/quantity: 500 [five hundred].
- noka'ono
- Complex zero; 0 = (0,0) = 0 + 0i.
- pabi
- number/quantity: 18 [eighteen].
- paci
- number/quantity: 13 [thirteen].
- paki'o
- number/quantity: 1,000 expressed with comma.
- pamu
- number/quantity: 15 [fifteen].
- pano
- number/quantity: 10 [ten].
- panoki'oki'o
- number/quantity: 10,000,000 [ten millions](Western numbering system/1,00,00,000 [100 lakhs](Indian numbering system).
- panono
- number/quantity: 100 [one hundred].
- panonoki'o
- number/quantity: 100,000 [hundred thousand](Western numbering system)/[one lakh](Indian numbering system)..
- papa
- number/quantity: 11 [eleven].
- pare
- number/quantity: 12 [twelve].
- paso
- number/quantity: 19 [nineteen].
- pavo
- number/quantity: 14 [fourteen].
- paxa
- number/quantity: 16 [sixteen].
- paze
- number/quantity: 17 [seventeen].
- pidu'e
- number: too much of.
- piji'i
- number: approximately all of.
- pimo'a
- number: too little of.
- pimu
- half.
- pino
- Number/digit: exactly none of (empty set as a subset of another set); in probability theory, "guaranteed impossible".
- piro
- number: all of.
- piso'a
- number: almost all of.
- piso'e
- number: most of.
- piso'i
- number: much of.
- pisoi'ai
- almost all of/almost 1/almost surely/almost certainly (technical sense), but not "exactly all of" or "guaranteed" (sense: anti-impossible).
- pisoi'au
- almost none of/almost 0/almost never/almost certainly not/nearly nothing of (technical sense) but technically being non-empty or possible in theory (not impossible).
- piso'o
- number: some of.
- piso'u
- number: a little of.
- pisu'esoi'au
- digit/number: at most almost-none of (0%, taken as a fraction of a whole); the referent set is null and may even be empty.
- pisu'o
- number: at least some of.
- pisu'osoi'ai
- digit/number: at least almost-all of; at least almost-certain; 100%.
- pizau'u
- arbitrarily much of, arbitrarily close to 1, an arbitrarily large proper fraction/percentage of
- reki'o
- number/quantity: 2,000 expressed with comma.
- reno
- number/quantity: 20 [twenty].
- renono
- number/quantity: 200 [two hundred].
- soki'o
- number/quantity: 9,000 expressed with comma.
- sono
- number/quantity: 90 [ninety].
- sonono
- number/quantity: 900 [nine hundred].
- sosoce'i
- number/quantity: 99% (number).
- sozepimu
- number/quantity:
97.5.
- su'esoi'au
- digit/number: at most almost-none/at most almost-no/at most almost-nowhere; the referent set is null and may even be empty.
- su'osoi'ai
- digit/number: at least almost-all/at least almost-every/at least almost-everywhere; the complementary set is null and may even be empty.
- voki'o
- number/quantity: 4,000 expressed with comma.
- vono
- number/quantity: 40 [forty].
- vonono
- number/quantity: 400 [four hundred].
- xaki'o
- number/quantity: 6,000 expressed with comma.
- xano
- number/quantity: 60 [sixty].
- xanono
- number/quantity: 600 [six hundred].
- xavoki'o
- number/quantity: 64,000 expressed with comma.
- zeki'o
- number/quantity: 7,000 expressed with comma.
- zeno
- number/quantity: 70 [seventy].
- zenono
- number/quantity: 700 [seven hundred].