Numerals ( or numbers ) consist of two types : cardinal numerals and ordinal numerals.
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The formal system of cardinal numerals, as used in Classical Arabic, is extremely complex.
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Quantifiers such as cardinal numerals can go either before or after the adjective in a sentence.
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Cardinal numerals for counting humans are derived from the non-human numerals through Ca-reduplication.
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There are several different kinds of numeral words in Latin : the two most common are cardinal numerals, and ordinal numerals.
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The first few ( 1 3 in Ayt Ayache and Ayt Ndhir ) cardinal numerals have native Berber and borrowed Arabic forms.
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Quantifiers include cardinal numerals, and other words which indicate some quantity . ( Cardinal numerals are described in the numeral section . ) Examples of quantifiers:
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Quantifiers include cardinal numerals, and other words which indicate some quantity . ( Cardinal numerals are described in the numeral section . ) Examples of quantifiers:
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The first few ( 1-3 in Ayt Ayache, 1-2 in Ayt Seghrouchen ) cardinal numerals have native Berber and borrowed Arabic forms.
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In the OED1 this is sense 19, " " preceded by a cardinal numeral and followed by a number or expression of quantity : used to express the multiplication of the number, etc . ""
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