Writing Edean Numbers

In Edean, there are two ways to write numbers: text and numerals/digits. Generally, anything below 100 is written in text, and anything above is written in digits. Of course, either is acceptable, but numbers above 100 can get unwieldy fast, and so Edeal tend to prefer digits after that point.

Writing numbers in digits is simple, using a system like the Arabic number system most humans are familiar with:
0: 0
1: 1
2: 2
3: 3
4: 4
5: 5
6: 6
7: 7
8: 8
9: 9
10: 10
42: 42
6969: 6969
1,000,001: 1 000 001

The examples below should help with writing numbers in text:
0: bel bel
1: nyk nyk
2: ma ma
3: ebo ebo
4: den den
5: lar lar
6: syl syl
7: çek çek
8: jæm jæm
9: rej rej

10: nykbel nykbel
11: nykbel'nyk nykbel'nyk
12: nykbel'ma nykbel'ma
13: nykbel'ebo nykbel'ebo
14: nykbel'den nykbel'den
15: nykbel'lar nykbel'lar
16: nykbel'syl nykbel'syl
17: nykbel'çek nykbel'çek
18: nykbel'jæm nykbel'jæm
19: nykbel'rej nykbel'rej

20: mabel mabel
21: mabel'nyk mabel'nyk
50: larbel larbel
100: nykmabel nykmabel
101: nykmabel'nyk nykmabel'nyk
111: nykmabel'nykbel'nyk nykmabel'nykbel'nyk
1000: nykebobel nykebobel
10,000: nykdenbel nykdenbel
100,000: nyklarbel nyklarbel
1,000,000: nyksylbel nyksylbel