Most ordinal numerals are formed with the suffix -ci, before which stem-final -n is elided (except in juwanci "tenth" and tumenci "tenthousandth").Möllendorff 1892, 6f., Gorelova 2002, 201f.; Haenisch 1986, 45. Distributive numerals are formed with the suffix -ta/-te/-to; again, stem-final -n is elided:Gorelova 2002, 204; Haenisch 1986, 45. emte "one each", juwete "two each", ilata "three each" etc. Fractions are formed according to the following pattern:Gorelova 2002, 204f.; Haenisch 1986, 46.
Most ordinal numerals are formed with the suffix -ci, before which stem-final -n is elided (except in juwanci "tenth" and tumenci "tenthousandth").Möllendorff 1892, 6f., Gorelova 2002, 201f; Haenisch 1986, 45. Distributive numerals are formed with the suffix -ta/-te/-to; again, stem-final -n is elided:Gorelova 2002, 204; Haenisch 1986, 45. emte "one each", juwete "two each", ilata "three each" etc. Fractions are formed according to the following pattern:Gorelova 2002, 204f.; Haenisch 1986, 46.