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Uzbek/Numerals and Fractions

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The Uzbek cardinal numbers are: bir one (1) ikki two (2) uch three (3) toʻrt four (4) besh five (5) olti six (6) etti seven (7) sakkiz (8) eight toʻqqiz (9) nine oʻn (10) ten yigirma (20) twenty oʻttiz (30) thirty qirq (40) forty ellik (50) fifty oltmish (60) sixty etmish (70) seventy sakson (80) eighty toʻqson (90) ninety yuz (100) hundred ming (1000) thousand million million milliard billion In compound numerals the lower orders of numerals follow the higher. Each numeral is written separately: oʻn bir eleven (11) oʻn ikki twelve (12) oʻn uch thirteen (13) oʻn toʻrt fourteen (14) oʻn besh fifteen (15) oʻn olti sixteen (16) oʻn yetti seventeen (17) oʻn sakkiz eighteen (18) oʻn toʻqqiz nineteen (19) yigirma bir twenty-one (21) oʻttiz ikki thirty-two (32) qirq uch forty-three (43) ellik toʻrt fifty-four (54) oltmish besh sixty-five (65) etmish olta seventy-six (76) sakson etti eighty-seven (87) toʻqson sakkiz ninety-eight (98) bir yuz oʻn toʻqqiz one hundred-nineteen (119) ikki yuz sakson sakkiz two hundred-eighty-eight (288) toʻqqiz yuz toʻqson ikki nine hundred-ninety-two (992) bir ming toʻqqiz yuz toʻqson ikki one thousand nine hundred-ninety-two (1992) The Uzbek ordinal numbers are formed by adding the suffix -nchi (after vowels) or inchi (after consonants) to cardinal numbers: birinchi first ikkinchi second uchinchi third toʻrtinchi forth beshinchi fifth oltinchi sixth ettinchi seventh sakkizinchi eighth toʻqqizinchi ninth oʻninchi tenth yigirmanchi twentieth oʻttizinchi thirtieth qirqinchi fortieth ellikinchi fiftieth oltmishinchi sixtieth etmishinchi seventieth saksoninchi eightieth toʻqsoninchi ninetieth yuzinchi hundredth minginchi thousandth In Uzbek the denominator of a fraction always takes the ablative suffix while the numerator does not take any suffix: ikkidan bir one half toʻrtdan uch three-fourths beshdan toʻrt four fifths oʻndan toʻqqiz nine tenths The decimals are expressed by the word butun (whole) followed by the denominator and the numerator: oʻttiz sakkiz butun oʻndan olti thirty eight and six tenths (36.6) bir butun oʻndan toʻqqiz one and nine tenths (1.9) ikki butun oʻndan besh two and five tenths (2.5) In spoken Uzbek the word butun frequently is omitted or replaced by -u or va, both meaning 'and': oʻttiz sakkiz-u oʻndan olti thirty eight and six tenths (36.6) oʻttiz sakkiz va oʻndan olti thirty eight and six tenths (36.6) oʻttiz sakkiz oʻndan olti thirty eight and six tenths (36.6)