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Counting

Sean FlanaganAugust 17, 2026

This article explains counting in CorDorian

Numbers one to ten are as such:

1 - Uniø

2- Daø

3- Triø

4- Qautø

5- Cincø

6- Seis (Notice the lack of ø)

7- Septø

8- Ochtø

9- Narr

10- Deichø

To get 11 to 19 we must take the number (eg. Daø) and add -d to the end to imply the 10 (Daød, 12)

Numbers 20 - 29 we take the numbers and remove the ø and add -an to the end ( Septan)

30 to 39 will be different; We will follow the example 39 to understand. We take the number (Narr) then the 10 indicator (-d, so Narrd) then add the twenty indicator (-an, Narrdan, literally meaning 9, 10, 20.)

40-49 follows a similar pattern, except 40 has a specific ending; -is. So four the number 44 it is qautis, 4 and 40, if you understand? Remember, it will be as short as possible from 1-99 using the first 10 numbers, the 10 ending, the 20 ending and the 40 ending! Also the number 40 is just Isø (the -is ending plus standard ø four noun {I know it can be an adjective but it doesn't matter})

For 80 use the 40 ending twice (Eg. Uinisis, 81) Also the number 80 its simply Isisø

For 100 you must simply add san- to the start of the number.(Eg. San-septisis)

Complete CorDorian Number Reference (1–100)

Base Numbers (1–10)

  • 1: Uniø

  • 2: Daø

  • 3: Triø

  • 4: Qautø

  • 5: Cincø

  • 6: Seis

  • 7: Septø

  • 8: Ochtø

  • 9: Narr

  • 10: Deichø

The Teens (11–19) — Uses the -d Suffix

  • 11: Unid

  • 12: Daød

  • 13: Trid

  • 14: Qautd

  • 15: Cincd

  • 16: Seisd

  • 17: Septd

  • 18: Ochtd

  • 19: Narrd

The Twenties & Thirties (20–39) — Uses the -an Suffix

  • 20: Vandiø

  • 21: Unian

  • 22: Daan (or Davandiø)

  • 23: Trian

  • 24: Qautan

  • 25: Cincan

  • 26: Seisan

  • 27: Septan

  • 28: Ochtan

  • 29: Narran

  • 30: Deichan (10 + 20)

  • 31: Unidan (1 + 10 + 20)

  • 32: Daødan (2 + 10 + 20)

  • 33: Tridan

  • 34: Qautdan

  • 35: Cincdan

  • 36: Seisdan

  • 37: Septdan

  • 38: Ochtdan

  • 39: Narrdan (9 + 10 + 20)

The Forties to Seventies (40–79) — Uses the -is Suffix

  • 40: Isø

  • 41: Uniis

  • 42: Daais

  • 43: Triis

  • 44: Qautis

  • 45: Cincis

  • 46: Seisis

  • 47: Septis

  • 48: Ochtis

  • 49: Narris

  • 50: Deichis (10 + 40)

  • 51: Unidis (1 + 10 + 40)

  • 52: Daødis (2 + 10 + 40)

  • 53: Tridis

  • 54: Qautdis

  • 55: Cincdis

  • 56: Seisdis

  • 57: Septdis

  • 58: Ochtdis

  • 59: Narrdis (9 + 10 + 40)

  • 60: Vandiis (20 + 40)

  • 61: Unianis (1 + 20 + 40)

  • 62: Daanis (2 + 20 + 40)

  • 63: Trianis

  • 64: Qautanis

  • 65: Cincanis

  • 66: Seisanis

  • 67: Septanis

  • 68: Ochtanis

  • 69: Narranis

  • 70: Deichanis (10 + 20 + 40)

  • 71: Unidanis (1 + 10 + 20 + 40)

  • 72: Daødanis

  • 73: Tridanis

  • 74: Qautdanis

  • 75: Cincdanis

  • 76: Seisdanis

  • 77: Septdanis

  • 78: Ochtdanis

  • 79: Narrdanis

The Eighties & Nineties (80–99) — Uses the Stacking -isis Suffix

  • 80: Isisø

  • 81: Uniisis

  • 82: Daaisis

  • 83: Triisis

  • 84: Qautisis

  • 85: Cincisis

  • 86: Seisisis

  • 87: Septisis

  • 88: Ochtisis

  • 89: Narrisis

  • 90: Deichisis (10 + 40 + 40)

  • 91: Unidisis (1 + 10 + 40 + 40)

  • 92: Daødisisis

  • 93: Tridisis

  • 94: Qautdisis

  • 95: Cincdisis

  • 96: Seisdisis

  • 97: Septdisis

  • 98: Ochtdisis

  • 99: Narrdisis (9 + 10 + 40 + 40)

The Century Mark

  • 100: Santiø