Makumi, Igana, and numbers 21–99 with na.
Round tens, one hundred, and the pattern for 21–99, building on zero to ten and eleven to nineteen.
| Value | Kifuliiru | English | French | Kiswahili |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | Makumi gabiri | Twenty | Vingt | Ishirini |
| 30 | Makumi gashatu | Thirty | Trente | Thelathini |
| 40 | Makumi gana | Forty | Quarante | Arobaini |
| 50 | Makumi gatanu | Fifty | Cinquante | Hamsini |
| 60 | Makumi galiindatu | Sixty | Soixante | Sitini |
| 70 | Makumi galiinda | Seventy | Soixante-dix | Sabini |
| 80 | Makumi galimunaana | Eighty | Quatre-vingt | Themanini |
| 90 | Makumi galimweenda | Ninety | Quatre-vingt-dix | Tisini |
| 100 | Igana | One hundred | Cent | Mia moja |
20–90 use Makumi (“tens”) with forms related to the unit stems (gabiri, gashatu, …).
Same idea as teens:
21 … 99 (not a round ten) = (tens phrase) + na + (unit stem 1–9)Example: 25 → Makumi gabiri na butanu.
Example: 12 → Ikumi na bubiri (see eleven to nineteen).