Kalinli
Kalinli (namba):

yino, yini, ndam ‘1’ animate, inanimate, counting
ayi ‘2’ Note: The a- is a prefix and may be dropped in compounds: in list-counting ("one, two, three ." it is replaced by n- :: ndam, nyi, nta .)
ata ‘3’
anahi ‘4’
anu ‘5’
ayɔbu ‘6’
ayɔpɔin ‘7’
anii ‘8’
awɛi ‘9’
pia ‘10’
piniyini ‘11’
pinaayi ‘12’
pinaata ‘13’
pinaahi ‘14’
piinaanu ‘15’
piinaayɔbu ‘16’
piinaayɔpɔin ‘17’
pishaayika ‘18’ (Lit: twenty, two is not.there. Note: pii ni anii is not normal: this pattern is used for 98 and may be used for 38, etc.)
pisiyinika ‘19’ (Lit: twenty, one is not.there. Note: pii ni awǫi is not normal: this pattern is used for 99 and may be used for 39 etc.)
pishi ‘20’
pishi ni yini ‘21’
pishi ni ayi, etc. ‘22 etc.’
pihita ‘30’
pihinahi ‘40’
pihinu ‘50’
pihiyɔbu ‘60’
pihiyɔpɔin ‘70’
pihinii ‘80’
pihiwai, pihiwɛi ‘90’
kɔbigaayika ‘98’
kɔbigayinika ‘99’
kɔbiga ‘100’
kɔɣim-[num] ‘one hundred and [num]’
kɔɣimpia ‘110’
kɔɣimpihinu ‘150’
kɔbishiyi ‘200’
kɔbisi-[num] ‘[num]hundreds’: Note: the numeral does not have its a- prefix
kɔbisinii ‘800’
tuhili/tusa ‘thousand/s’ Note: tusi is used up to 10,000 and the -i is elided upon the addition of a qualifying number
tus'ata ‘three thousand’

Kundivihira 

Dagbani (Dagbamba) numerals (André A. Wilson, 1999)

Kalinli