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7 [seven]

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७ [सात]

7 [Sāta]

संख्या / आकडे

[saṅkhyā/ ākaḍē]

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I count: मी-मो-त-आहे. मी मो__ आ__ म- म-ज- आ-े- ------------ मी मोजत आहे. 0
mī -ōjata----. m_ m_____ ā___ m- m-j-t- ā-ē- -------------- mī mōjata āhē.
one, two, three एक, ---, तीन ए__ दो__ ती_ ए-, द-न- त-न ------------ एक, दोन, तीन 0
Ēka, d-n-,-t--a Ē___ d____ t___ Ē-a- d-n-, t-n- --------------- Ēka, dōna, tīna
I count to three. मी त--पर्यं--मो-त-आहे. मी ती_____ मो__ आ__ म- त-न-र-य-त म-ज- आ-े- ---------------------- मी तीनपर्यंत मोजत आहे. 0
m- t--apar--nt- m-j-ta -hē. m_ t___________ m_____ ā___ m- t-n-p-r-a-t- m-j-t- ā-ē- --------------------------- mī tīnaparyanta mōjata āhē.
I count further: मी -ुढे -ो---आह-. मी पु_ मो__ आ__ म- प-ढ- म-ज- आ-े- ----------------- मी पुढे मोजत आहे. 0
Mī ---h--m-j-----hē. M_ p____ m_____ ā___ M- p-ḍ-ē m-j-t- ā-ē- -------------------- Mī puḍhē mōjata āhē.
four, five, six, चा-, पा-- सह-, चा__ पा__ स__ च-र- प-च- स-ा- -------------- चार, पाच, सहा, 0
Cāra- p---, -a--, C____ p____ s____ C-r-, p-c-, s-h-, ----------------- Cāra, pāca, sahā,
seven, eight, nine स-त- आठ,--ऊ सा__ आ__ न_ स-त- आ-, न- ----------- सात, आठ, नऊ 0
s---- āṭ-a,-na'ū s____ ā____ n___ s-t-, ā-h-, n-'- ---------------- sāta, āṭha, na'ū
I count. म-----त--हे. मी मो__ आ__ म- म-ज- आ-े- ------------ मी मोजत आहे. 0
m- mō-a-a----. m_ m_____ ā___ m- m-j-t- ā-ē- -------------- mī mōjata āhē.
You count. तू--ो-त-----. तू मो__ आ___ त- म-ज- आ-े-. ------------- तू मोजत आहेस. 0
T- --ja-- āhē--. T_ m_____ ā_____ T- m-j-t- ā-ē-a- ---------------- Tū mōjata āhēsa.
He counts. तो म-ज- ---. तो मो__ आ__ त- म-ज- आ-े- ------------ तो मोजत आहे. 0
T------ta-ā--. T_ m_____ ā___ T- m-j-t- ā-ē- -------------- Tō mōjata āhē.
One. The first. एक,--ह-ल--/----ली---प--ले ए__ प__ / प__ / प__ ए-, प-ि-ा / प-ि-ी / प-ि-े ------------------------- एक, पहिला / पहिली / पहिले 0
Ēk-- pa--lā--p--il-----h-lē Ē___ p______ p______ p_____ Ē-a- p-h-l-/ p-h-l-/ p-h-l- --------------------------- Ēka, pahilā/ pahilī/ pahilē
Two. The second. द--, द-सरा---द---ी - द-सरे दो__ दु__ / दु__ / दु__ द-न- द-स-ा / द-स-ी / द-स-े -------------------------- दोन, दुसरा / दुसरी / दुसरे 0
d---, d-s-rā/----a--/--u-arē d____ d______ d______ d_____ d-n-, d-s-r-/ d-s-r-/ d-s-r- ---------------------------- dōna, dusarā/ dusarī/ dusarē
Three. The third. त-न.----र- - -िस---/---स-े ती__ ति__ / ति__ / ति__ त-न- त-स-ा / त-स-ी / त-स-े -------------------------- तीन. तिसरा / तिसरी / तिसरे 0
t-n-.--i-a--/ ti-ar---tisarē t____ T______ t______ t_____ t-n-. T-s-r-/ t-s-r-/ t-s-r- ---------------------------- tīna. Tisarā/ tisarī/ tisarē
Four. The fourth. चार---ौथा-/ चौथ- /----े चा__ चौ_ / चौ_ / चौ_ च-र- च-थ- / च-थ- / च-थ- ----------------------- चार. चौथा / चौथी / चौथे 0
cār---C-u-h-- --u--ī--c-u--ē c____ C______ c______ c_____ c-r-. C-u-h-/ c-u-h-/ c-u-h- ---------------------------- cāra. Cauthā/ cauthī/ cauthē
Five. The fifth. पा----ा---------वी - प-च-े पा__ पा__ / पा__ / पा__ प-च- प-च-ा / प-च-ी / प-च-े -------------------------- पाच. पाचवा / पाचवी / पाचवे 0
pāc---Pāc-vā- -ā-a--/--āc-vē p____ P______ p______ p_____ p-c-. P-c-v-/ p-c-v-/ p-c-v- ---------------------------- pāca. Pācavā/ pācavī/ pācavē
Six. The sixth. सह-,---ा-----स---ी-/ -ह--े स__ स__ / स__ / स__ स-ा- स-ा-ा / स-ा-ी / स-ा-े -------------------------- सहा, सहावा / सहावी / सहावे 0
s-hā-----ā-ā/ -ah-v-/ s-h--ē s____ s______ s______ s_____ s-h-, s-h-v-/ s-h-v-/ s-h-v- ---------------------------- sahā, sahāvā/ sahāvī/ sahāvē
Seven. The seventh. सा---सा-वा /-स---- /-सातवे सा__ सा__ / सा__ / सा__ स-त- स-त-ा / स-त-ी / स-त-े -------------------------- सात. सातवा / सातवी / सातवे 0
sā--.--āt--ā--sāt---- ----vē s____ S______ s______ s_____ s-t-. S-t-v-/ s-t-v-/ s-t-v- ---------------------------- sāta. Sātavā/ sātavī/ sātavē
Eight. The eighth. आ-- आठव----आठ-ी---आ--े आ__ आ__ / आ__ / आ__ आ-. आ-व- / आ-व- / आ-व- ---------------------- आठ. आठवा / आठवी / आठवे 0
āṭh----ṭh-vā--------- -ṭh-vē ā____ Ā______ ā______ ā_____ ā-h-. Ā-h-v-/ ā-h-v-/ ā-h-v- ---------------------------- āṭha. Āṭhavā/ āṭhavī/ āṭhavē
Nine. The ninth. नऊ- नवव- - -व---/--व-े न__ न__ / न__ / न__ न-. न-व- / न-व- / न-व- ---------------------- नऊ. नववा / नववी / नववे 0
na'ū. N----ā- --v--ī/ nav-vē n____ N______ n______ n_____ n-'-. N-v-v-/ n-v-v-/ n-v-v- ---------------------------- na'ū. Navavā/ navavī/ navavē

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