Op'on Numbers

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see also Okyyryn Numbers

Numbers

Numbers in Op'on (derived from Proto-Okyyryn) are based on 16 with a base-4 system underneath. Look how this works:

1 liijlf, 2 liijnt'int', 3 t'oojf, 4 p'iijtch,
5 lujlf, 6 lujnt', 7 t'uujf, 8 p'ujtch,
9 kiijlf, 10 kiijnt'int', 11 k'oojf, 12 k'ujtch,
13 fujlf, 14 fujnt', 15 foojf, 16 fujtch,
17 fujtch liijlf, 18 fujtch liijnt'int', ...
32 liijnt'int' fujtch, 33 liijnt'int' fujtch liijlf, ...
64 p'iijtch fujtch,
255 foojf fujtch foojf,
256 cheeßup',
2004 (7*256 + 13*16 + 4) t'uujf cheeßup' fujlf fujtch p'iijtch,
65536 luif
4,294,967,296 luifuif

Mathematics

• plus ( ): k'uuf
• minus (\): ulsinp'
• times (-): uujch
• divided by (/): chiifrep'
• power (e): fuf
• root (γ): uuřech
• hexadecimal point (°): kiijr
• zero (•): fujlsep

Measurements

• length (ತ~): ßeřiijt'
• surface (ಶ~): řuuchujř
• volume (ಥ~): t'enujř
• 4/π (ಖ~): k'oořir

see also Okyyryn Numbers

1. Introduction
2. History
3. Pronunciation
4. Alphabet
5. Nouns
6. Verbs
7. Pronouns
8. Derivational Morphology
9. Word Order
10. Complex Phrases
11. Vocabulary
12. Sample Text
13. Calendar
14. Numbers

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