Introduction
Spoken by almost the whole of India and the 3rd most spoken language in the world, Hindi plays a significant role as a language in the world today. The official language of India and the second language in many other countries, this language is also awaiting its inclusion as one of the official languages of the United Nations. Unlike the olden days, Hindi is being given due recognition all over the world and people throughout the globe are showing interest in learning this language today. Hindi numbers have been used in most of the oldest Hindi records found in the country. Hindi alphabets are known as “Varnmaala” which is broadly characterized as Swar and Vyanjan.It is really important for people to learn the Hindi numbers so as to promote the language and for people to be able to communicate well.
History
Hindi numbers are rooted way back in the past, but the exact time of emergence of these is still unknown to us. Many civilizations had cropped in India over time and this country has been ruled by many dynasties. With each dynasty, changes were made in the country in more than one aspect, language being one of them. Hindi, the most commonly spoken language in the country, kept changing with the changing times this country witnessed.
Hindi numbers have been used in most of the oldest Hindi records found in the country and hence can be dated back to the times unknown, but have helped the people gain greater understanding of the concept of quantifying the objects and enabled them to add a value to things with and around them, making their lives simple.
Numbers 1 to 10
Hindi Numbers, as in any other language start with the number Zero (0) or ‘Shoonya’. Below is the list of numbers starting from one to ten:
Number in English |
Number in Hindi |
Hindi Number Name |
Pronunciation |
0 |
० |
शून्य |
Shoonya |
1 |
१ |
एक |
Ek |
2 |
२ |
दो |
Do |
3 |
३ |
तीन |
Teen |
4 |
४ |
चार |
Char |
5 |
५ |
पांच |
Panch |
6 |
६ |
छह |
Chah |
7 |
७ |
सात |
Saat |
8 |
८ |
आठ |
Aath |
9 |
९ |
नौ |
Nau |
10 |
१० |
दस |
Dus |
Numbers 10 to 100
In Hindi Numbers, there are a set of two-digit numbers which are formed by using the above mentioned single digit numbers. Ten is the first two digit number and Hundred being the first three digit number.
Number in English
|
Number in Hindi
|
Hindi Number Name
|
Pronunciation
|
11
|
११
|
ग्यारह
|
Gyaarah
|
12
|
१२
|
बारह
|
Baarah
|
13
|
१३
|
तेरह
|
Tehrah
|
14
|
१४
|
चौदह
|
Chaudah
|
15
|
१५
|
पंद्रह
|
Pandrah
|
16
|
१६
|
सोलह
|
Solah
|
17
|
१७
|
सत्रह
|
Satrah
|
18
|
१८
|
अठारह
|
Atharah
|
19
|
१९
|
उन्नीस
|
Unnees
|
20
|
२०
|
बीस
|
Bees
|
21
|
२१
|
इकीस
|
Ikkees
|
22
|
२२
|
बाईस
|
Baees
|
23
|
२३
|
तेइस
|
Teees
|
24
|
२४
|
चौबीस
|
Chaubees
|
25
|
२५
|
पच्चीस
|
Pachchees
|
26
|
२६
|
छब्बीस
|
Chhabees
|
27
|
२७
|
सताइस
|
Sattaees
|
28
|
२८
|
अट्ठाइस
|
Atthaees
|
29
|
२९
|
उनतीस
|
Untees
|
30
|
३०
|
तीस
|
Tees
|
31
|
३१
|
इकतीस
|
Ikattees
|
32
|
३२
|
बतीस
|
Battees
|
33
|
३३
|
तैंतीस
|
Taintees
|
34
|
३४
|
चौंतीस
|
Chautees
|
35
|
३५
|
पैंतीस
|
Paintees
|
36
|
३६
|
छतीस
|
Chhattees
|
37
|
३७
|
सैंतीस
|
Saintees
|
38
|
३८
|
अड़तीस
|
Adtees
|
39
|
३९
|
उनतालीस
|
Untaalees
|
40
|
४०
|
चालीस
|
Chalees
|
41
|
४१
|
इकतालीस
|
Iktalees
|
42
|
४२
|
बयालीस
|
Bayalees
|
43
|
४३
|
तैतालीस
|
Taintalees
|
44
|
४४
|
चवालीस
|
Chavalees
|
45
|
४५
|
पैंतालीस
|
Paintalees
|
46
|
४६
|
छयालिस
|
Chhayalees
|
47
|
४७
|
सैंतालीस
|
Saintalees
|
48
|
४८
|
अड़तालीस
|
Adtalees
|
49
|
४९
|
उनचास
|
Unachas
|
50
|
५०
|
पचास
|
Pachas
|
51
|
५१
|
इक्यावन
|
Ikyavan
|
52
|
५२
|
बावन
|
Baavan
|
53
|
५३
|
तिरपन
|
Tirepan
|
54
|
५४
|
चौवन
|
Chauvan
|
55
|
५५
|
पचपन
|
Pachpan
|
56
|
५६
|
छप्पन
|
Chappan
|
57
|
५७
|
सतावन
|
Satavan
|
58
|
५८
|
अठावन
|
Athaavan
|
59
|
५९
|
उनसठ
|
Unsath
|
60
|
६०
|
साठ
|
Saath
|
61
|
६१
|
इकसठ
|
Iksath
|
62
|
६२
|
बासठ
|
Baansath
|
63
|
६३
|
तिरसठ
|
Tiresath
|
64
|
६४
|
चौंसठ
|
Chausath
|
65
|
६५
|
पैंसठ
|
Painsath
|
66
|
६६
|
छियासठ
|
Chiyasath
|
67
|
६७
|
सड़सठ
|
Sadsath
|
68
|
६८
|
अड़सठ
|
Adsath
|
69
|
६९
|
उनहत्तर
|
Unahttar
|
70
|
७०
|
सत्तर
|
Sattar
|
71
|
७१
|
इकहत्तर
|
Ikahttar
|
72
|
७२
|
बहत्तर
|
Bahattar
|
73
|
७३
|
तिहत्तर
|
Tihattar
|
74
|
७४
|
चौहत्तर
|
Chauhattar
|
75
|
७५
|
पचहत्तर
|
Pachhattar
|
76
|
७६
|
छिहत्तर
|
Chhihattar
|
77
|
७७
|
सतत्तर
|
Satattar
|
78
|
७८
|
अठहत्तर
|
Athattar
|
79
|
७९
|
उन्नासी
|
Unnasi
|
80
|
८०
|
अस्सी
|
Assi
|
81
|
८१
|
इक्यासी
|
Ikyasi
|
82
|
८२
|
बयासी
|
Byaasi
|
83
|
८३
|
तिरासी
|
Tirasi
|
84
|
८४
|
चौरासी
|
Chaurasi
|
85
|
८५
|
पचासी
|
Pachasi
|
86
|
८६
|
छियासी
|
Chiyaasi
|
87
|
८७
|
सतासी
|
Sataasi
|
88
|
८८
|
अट्ठासी
|
Athasi
|
89
|
८९
|
नवासी
|
Navasi
|
90
|
९०
|
नब्बे
|
Nabbe
|
91
|
९१
|
इक्यानवे
|
Ikyaanave
|
92
|
९२
|
बानवे
|
Baanave
|
93
|
९३
|
तिरानवे
|
Tiranave
|
94
|
९४
|
चौरानवे
|
Chauraanave
|
95
|
९५
|
पचानवे
|
Pachaanave
|
96
|
९६
|
छियानवे
|
Chiyaanave
|
97
|
९७
|
सतानवे
|
Sataanave
|
98
|
९८
|
अट्ठानवे
|
Athaanave
|
99
|
९९
|
निन्यानवे
|
Ninyaanave
|
100
|
१००
|
सौ
|
Sau
|
Numbers beyond 100
While calculating in really big numbers and dealing with complex numbers which involve numbers which are more than just two-digit numbers, we use numbers beyond 100.
Number in English
|
Number in Hindi
|
Hindi Number Name
|
Pronunciation
|
101
|
१०१
|
एक सौ एक
|
Ek Sau Ek
|
115
|
११५
|
एक सौ पंद्रह
|
Ek Sau Pandrah
|
200
|
२००
|
दो सौ
|
Do Sau
|
500
|
५००
|
पांच सौ
|
Paanch Sau
|
850
|
८५०
|
आठ सौ पचास
|
Aath Sau Pachaas
|
1000
|
१०००
|
एक हज़ार
|
Ek Hazaar
|
3500
|
३५००
|
तीन हजार पांच सौ
|
Teen Hazaar Paanch Sau
|
10000
|
१००००
|
दस हज़ार
|
Das Hazaar
|
91250
|
९१२५०
|
इक्यानवे हजार दो सौ पचास
|
Ikyaanave Hazaar Do Sau Pachaas
|
100000
|
१०००००
|
एक लाख
|
Ek Laakh
|
276493
|
२७६४९३
|
दो लाख छिहत्तर हज़ार चार सौ तिरानवे
|
Do Laakh Chhihattar Hazaar Chaar Sau Tiraanave
|
1000000
|
१००००००
|
दस लाख
|
Das Laakh
|
10000000
|
१०००००००
|
एक करोड़
|
Ek Karod
|
100000000
|
१००००००००
|
दस करोड़
|
Das Karod
|
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