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Gujarati Numbers 1 to 100 with English

 

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Gujarati is one of the most widely spoken languages in India, especially in the state of Gujarat. Learning numbers is one of the first steps when picking up any new language, because they are used in everyday life - from shopping in markets, telling time, talking about age, or even when traveling. Below is a complete list of Gujarati numbers from 1 to 100 with their English equivalents.

Numbers in Gujarati (1–100)

1 – Ek
2 – Be
3 – Tran
4 – Chaar
5 – Paanch
6 – Chhah
7 – Saat
8 – Aath
9 – Nau
10 – Dus

11 – Agiyar
12 – Baar
13 – Ter
14 – Chaud
15 – Pandar
16 – Sola
17 – Satar
18 – Athaar
19 – Ogannis
20 – Veess

21 – Ek-veess
22 – Ba-veess
23 – Tre-veess
24 – Chau-veess
25 – Panch-veess
26 – Chha-veess
27 – Satt-veess
28 – Ath-tha-veess
29 – Ogn-triss
30 – Treess

31 – Ekatris
32 – Batris
33 – Tetris
34 – Chautris
35 – Pantetris
36 – Chhatris
37 – Sadtaris
38 – Adtaris
39 – Ogn-chalis
40 – Chalis

41 – Ektalis
42 – Bialis
43 – Tetalis
44 – Chau-talis
45 – Pantalis
46 – Chhialis
47 – Sadtalis
48 – Adtalis
49 – Ogn-pachas
50 – Pachas

51 – Ekaavan
52 – Bavan
53 – Trepan
54 – Chauvan
55 – Panchavan
56 – Chhavan
57 – Sattavan
58 – Aththavan
59 – Ogn-saath
60 – Saath

61 – Ek-saath
62 – Ba-saath
63 – Tre-saath
64 – Chau-saath
65 – Painsath
66 – Chhiyasath
67 – Sadsath
68 – Adasath
69 – Ogn-sitther
70 – Sitther

71 – Ekoter
72 – Botter
73 – Tretter
74 – Chau-tter
75 – Pachoter
76 – Chhoter
77 – Sattoter
78 – Athoter
79 – Ogn-asi
80 – Asi

81 – Eksi
82 – Biasi
83 – Treasi
84 – Chaurasi
85 – Panchasi
86 – Chhiyasi
87 – Sattasi
88 – Athasi
89 – Ogn-navvu
90 – Navvu

91 – Ek-navvu
92 – Banavvu
93 – Trenavvu
94 – Chaunavvu
95 – Panch-navvu
96 – Chhyanavvu
97 – Satt-navvu
98 – Ath-navvu
99 – Navvan-ogu
100 – Sau

Gujarati numbers are rhythmic and follow certain patterns, which makes them easier to remember once you understand the flow. By practicing them regularly, you will be able to count confidently, recognize prices, tell the time, and communicate more effectively while speaking Gujarati. Learning numbers is a solid foundation for progressing further in the language.

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