Rihannsu Numbering System

Like the federation standard numbering system, the Rihannsu numbers are based on the units of ones, tens, hundreds, etc.

• zero (0) = vet

• one (1) = tie

• two (2) = til

• three (3) -sie

• four (4) - sev

• five (5) - ko

• six (6) - kil

• seven (7) - yo

• eight (8) - yil

• nine (9) - pie

• ten (10) - dev

• eleven (11) - dev'tie

• twelve (12) - dev'til

• thirteen (13) - dev'sie

• twenty (20) - til-hn

• twenty one (21) - til-hn'tie

• twenty two (22) - til-hn'til

• twenty three (23) - til-hn'sie

• thirty (30) - sie-hn

• forty (40) - sev-hn

• fify (50) - ko-hn

• sixty (60) - kil-hn

• seventy (70) - yo-hn

• eighty (80) - yil-hn

• ninety (90) - pie-hn

• one hundred (100) - tie-ptil

• one hundred one (101) - tie-ptil'tie

• one hundred two (102) - tie-ptil'til

• one hundred three (103) - tie-ptil'sie

• one hundred ten (110) - tie-ptil'dev

• one hundred eleven (111) - tie-ptil'dev'tie

• one hundred twenty (120) - tie-ptil'til-hn

• one hundred twenty-one (121) - tie-ptil'til - hn'tie

• one thousand (1,000) - tie-psie (tie (one) with sie (three) zeros).

• ten thousand (10,000) - tie-psev

• one hundred thousand (100,000) - tie-pko

• one million (1,000,000) - tie-pkil

• ten million (10,000,000) - tie-pyo

• one hundred million (100,000,000) - tie-pyil

• one billion (1,000,000,000) - tie-ppie

• ten billion (10,000,000,000) - tie-pdev

• one hundred quadrillion (100, 000, 000, 000, 000) - tie-pdev'sev

........The Rihannsu number system is based on the first ten numbers. Any number past ten is a combination of these numbers. Starting with the number twenty, the suffix "-hn" is added. For example, the numbers "til" (2) combined with the suffix "hn" makes "til-hn", the Rihannsu number for twenty. The same process is used for hundreds, using the suffix "ptil" (p concatenated with til, representing two zeros). Past the hundred, the system is more complex. The apparent suffix this time represents the place value. Using this number system, there is a Rihannsu number for every standard English number.

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