3rd) and number (singular, dual and plural). It does not conjugate according to tense. Numbers Northern Sámi uses a decimal numeral system. Cardinal numbers inflect like adjectives, but have no attributive form. Instead, the numeral matches the noun it modifies in case and number. All numerals except for okta (1) use the nominative singular form also for the accusative singular (both are in the same consonant grade). For čieža (7), gávcci (8), ovcci (9), logi (10) and čuođi (100), the genitive singular form is used also for the nominative and accusative singular (they're all in the weak grade). In the plural, they inflect like all other nominals. 0-10 The numbers from 0 to 10 are: 11-19 The numbers 11 to 19 are formed by compounding a number from 1 to 9 with -nuppẹlohkái (literally "into the second ten"). 20-99 The decades 20 to 90 are formed by simply compounding the multiple with logi. Combinations of a decade and a unit are constructed by compounding the decade with the unit directly, as in English. For example: 28 guoktẹlogigávcci 83 gávccilogigolbma 99 ovccilogiovcci Hundreds 100 is čuođi. Multiples of 100 are expressed like multiples of 10, by simple compounding: 200 guoktẹčuođi, 300 golbmačuođi and so on. Combinations of a hundred and a lower number follow the same pattern, again by compounding, with the hundred coming first. 112 čuođiguoktẹnuppelohkái 698 guhttačuođiovccilogigávcci 999 ovccičuođiovccilogiovcci Thousands 1000 is duhát. The pattern is the same as with the hundreds. 5 203 vihttaduhátguoktẹčuođigolbma 9 001 ovcciduhátokta 32 348 golbmalogiduhátgolbmačuođinjealljẹlogigávcci 123 456 čuođiguoktẹlogigolbmaduhátnjealljẹčuođivihttalogiguhtta Millions and above Northern Sámi uses the long scale system. 1 000 000 miljovdna 1 000 000 000 miljárda 1 000 000 000 000 biljovdna 1 000 000 000 000 000 biljárda etc. Combinations with lower numbers are much the same as with the thousands. Multiples use the accusative/genitive forms miljovnna and miljárdda instead. 117 401 067 čuođilogičiežamiljovnnanjealljẹčuođioktaduhátguhttalogičieža 10 987 654 321 logimiljárddaovccičuođigávccilogičiežamiljovnnaguhttačuođivihttaloginjealljẹduhátgolbmačuođiguoktẹlogiokta Ordinal numbers Ordinal numbers behave and inflect like regular adjectives. Except for nubbi, they have an attributive form, which is identical to the nominative singular. For the vast majority of numbers, the ordinal form is created by suffixing -t, and putting the stem in the weak grade. The final vowel of the stem is often altered as well. When a number is composed of multiple parts, only the last one is converted to an ordinal, the rest stay in their cardinal form.