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Lithuanian Numbers
Learning the Lithuanian Numbers displayed below is vital to the language. Lithuanian cardinal number convey the 'how many' they're also known as 'counting numbers,' because they show quantity.
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Grammar Tips:In Lithuanian numbers from 1 to 9 and 10 are unique and therefore need to be memorized individually. Numbers from 1 to 9 has gender as well. Numbers from 11 to 20 are formed by using the following pattern: stem of number + -(io)lika.
Example: 11 – vien-uolika; 12 – dvy-lika; 13 - try-lika; 14 – ketur-iolika; 15 – penk-iolika.
The tens are forming by ending dešimt (ten):
10 – dešimt, 20 – dvidešimt, 30 – trisdešimt, 40 - keturiasdešimt, …, 80 – aštuoniasdešimt, 90 – devyniasdešimt.
Other digits are formed simply adding number name: 21 = 20 1 – dvidešimt vienas, 47 = 40 7 – keturiasdešimt septyni.
The hundreds are compound mumerals:
100 – šimtas, 200 – du šimtai, 300 – trys šimtai, …, 900 devyni šimtai.
101 – šimtas vienas; 114 – šimtas keturiolika,
758 – septyni šimtai penkiasdešimt aštuoni (700 50 8)
The thousands keeps same forming:
1000 – tūkstantis, 2000 – du tūkstančiai, 10000 – dešimt tūkstančių, 11000 – vienuolika tūkstančių,
429 381 – keturi šimtai dvidešimt devyni tūkstančiai trys šimtai aštuoniasdešimt vienas.
Numerals are declensing and so they takes the number and gender of subject in the sentence:
2011 – du tūkstančiai vienuolika.
metai (year, years; in Lithuanian always plural)
Nominative: 2011 metai, du tūkstančiai vienuolikti metai – year 2011;
locative: 2011 metais, du tūkstančiai vienuoliktais metais – in the year 2011.
Here are some examples:
| English Numbers | Lithuanian Numbers |
|---|---|
| numbers | Skaitvardžiai |
| one | vienas |
| two | du |
| three | trys |
| four | keturi |
| five | penki |
| six | šeši |
| seven | septyni |
| eight | aštuoni |
| nine | devyni |
| ten | dešimt |
| eleven | vienuolika |
| twelve | dvylika |
| thirteen | trylika |
| fourteen | keturiolika |
| fifteen | penkiolika |
| sixteen | šešiolika |
| seventeen | septyniolika |
| eighteen | aštuoniolika |
| nineteen | devyniolika |
| twenty | dvidešimt |
| hundred | šimtas |
| one thousand | tūkstantis |
| million | milijonas |
Notice the structure of the Numbers in Lithuanian.
List of Ordinal Numbers in Lithuanian
Lithuanian Ordinal numbers tell the order of things in a set: first, second, third, etc. Ordinal numbers do not show quantity. They only show rank or position. Below is a list of the Cardinal Numbers and Ordinal Numbers in Lithuanian. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Lithuanian vocabulary.
| English Numbers | Lithuanian Numbers |
|---|---|
| Ordinal Numbers | Kelintiniai skaitvardžiai |
| first | pirmas |
| second | antras |
| third | trečias |
| fourth | ketvirtas |
| fifth | penktas |
| sixth | šeštas |
| seventh | septintas |
| eighth | aštuntas |
| ninth | devintas |
| tenth | dešimtas |
| eleventh | vienuoliktas |
| twelfth | dvyliktas |
| thirteenth | tryliktas |
| fourteenth | keturioliktas |
| fifteenth | penkioliktas |
| sixteenth | šešioliktas |
| seventeenth | septynioliktas |
| eighteenth | aštuonioliktas |
| nineteenth | devynioliktas |
| twentieth | dvidešimtas |
| once | kartą |
| twice | dvigubai |
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