Number Terms

Numbers (dis) are written using the consonant symbols prefixed by a "a" for decimal and "i" for hexadecimal. Instead of infix notation for addition and the rest, you use function notation like with programming languages.

number	tone	read	tone symbol	read symbol
0	han	han	h	h
1	zen	zen	z	z
2	dob	dob	d	d
3	suC	suC	s	s
4	laf	laf	l	l
5	kam	kam	k	k
6	viv	viv	v	v
7	xab	xab	x	x
8	fet	fet	f	f
9	nas	nas	n	n
10	bun	bun	b	b
11	cuk	cuk	c	c
12	mod	mod	m	m
13	ruz	ruz	r	r
14	tic	tic	t	t
15	wez	wez	w	w

So the number 102 in decimal is azhd, and 24 in hexademical is izf (0x18). Some other examples:

value	type	number	tone	read
256	decimal	256	adkv	adkv
256	hexadecimal	0x100	izhh	izhh
256	binary	0b100000000	uzhhhhhhhh	uzhhhhhhhh

Count Numbers

tone	read	meaning
hoz	hoz	position (cardinal)
pum	pum	time (iteration)
jak	jak	count
mab	mab	bind
wis	wis	inverse

Numbers like "once", "twice", etc. is basically like "three times".

Words like "single", "double", and "triple", are counts.

phrase	meaning
hoz zen	first
hoz xab	7th
pum zen	once
pum xab	7 times
jak suC	triple
jak dub fet	28-tuple
mab dob	pair
mab xab	7-let

Orders of Magnitude

There are many orders of magnitude, starting with 100, then 1000, then going up by powers of 3 up to $10^{45}$ . Likewise, it goes down by powers of 3 down to $10^{-45}$ .

Here are the positive values.

tone	read	power
york	york	$10^{2}$
zotx	zotx	$10^{3}$
glez	glez	$10^{4}$
pogz	pogz	$10^{5}$
drib	drib	$10^{6}$
swat	swat	$10^{9}$
larx	larx	$10^{12}$
kiqk	kiqk	$10^{15}$
vrug	vrug	$10^{18}$
xarm	xarm	$10^{21}$
farv	farv	$10^{24}$
neks	neks	$10^{27}$
bold	bold	$10^{30}$
crak	crak	$10^{33}$
morp	morp	$10^{36}$
rups	rups	$10^{39}$
trag	trag	$10^{42}$
widj	widj	$10^{45}$