Numerals

Cardinal Numbers

When used to list phone numbers or count objects without naming them

1 to 10

English	Gaelic
1	aonan
2	dha
3	tri
4	ceithir
5	còig
6	sia
7	seachd
8	ochd
9	naoi
10	deich

11 to 19

English	Gaelic
1	aon deug
2	da dheug
3	tri deug
4	ceithir deug
5	còig deug
6	sia deug
7	seachd deug
8	ochd deug
9	naoi deug

When used with a noun

1 to 10

English	Gaelic	Takes	Example
1	aonL	singular	aon chat
2	dhaL/daL		da chat
3	tri	plural	tri cait
4	ceithir		ceithir cait
5	còig		còig cait
6	sia		sia cait
7	seachd		seachd cait
8	ochd		ocht cait
9	naoi		naoi cait
10	deich		deich cait

Distributive Numbers

e.g. pair, dozen

Ordinal Numbers

Ordinal numbers describe a position in a series of objects. In English these are number like first second, third

Other Numbers

Multiplicative Numbers

represents repetition (once, twice, thrice)

Partitive Numbers

expresses a fraction (half, quarter, third)

Integrative-Cumulative Numbers

refer to something made up for several parts single, double, triple