NumForm: numeral form
| Values: | Combi | Digit | Georgian | Roman | Word |
The NumForm feature applies to numerals. In addition to words, digits, combinations, and Roman numeral forms, Georgian also features ‘acrophonic numerals,’ where the symbols for the numerals are derived from the initial letters of the number names. These acrophonic numerals were represented in Old and Middle Georgian using the Asomtavruli, Nuskhuri, and Mkhedruli scripts.
Word: number expressed as a word
Examples
- ერთი “one”, ორი “two”, სამი “three”
Digit: number expressed using digits
Examples
- 1, 2, 3
Combi: digits combined with a suffix
Examples
- 1-ი “1st”, მე-11-ე “11th”
Roman: Roman numeral
Examples
- I, II, III
Georgian: Georgian numeral
Examples
- ა ‘1’, ბ ‘2’, გ ‘3’ etc.
- ⴀ ‘1’, ⴁ ‘2’, ⴂ ‘3’ etc.
- Ⴀ ‘1’, Ⴁ ‘2’, Ⴂ ‘3’ etc.
NumForm in other languages: [cs] [es] [hy] [hyw] [ka] [la] [lt] [mdf] [orv] [sl] [u]