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Language referenceKifuliiru numbersMinus and boundaries

Minus and boundaries

Butali, comparison languages, and what to study next.

Negative cardinal forms, how comparison languages appear in tables, and topics outside bare counting.

Negative numbers

Prefix Butali (minus), then the positive form:

ValueKifuliiru
−3Butali Bushatu
∑Formula
W(−n) = "Butali " + W(n) (n > 0)

English, French, and Kiswahili in the tables

Reference tables give word forms for the same integer in four languages for side-by-side comparison.

  • Kifuliiru has its own tens (makumi gabiri), hundred (igana), and scales (Kihumbi, …).
  • French may use forms like Quatre-vingt-dix for 90; Kiswahili uses na in compounds (kumi na moja). Those patterns parallel Kifuliiru na but are not identical grammar.

What belongs in other guides

TopicWhere
Three people, ten cowsCounting nouns in Kifuliiru
First, second, third (ordinals)Published separately when available
Digits 0–9 on a screenPresentation layer; here we document number words
Decimals, exponents, rootsMath in Kifuliiru
Pronunciation and browse-by-valueKifuliiru Numbers
Interactive lessonsKifuliiru Academy · Kifuliiru Academy Numbers
PreviousLarger numbersNextCounting nouns in Kifuliiru

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  • Negative numbers
  • English, French, and Kiswahili in the tables
  • What belongs in other guides