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Telugu Numbers 1 to 100 in English Words

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The Telugu language, one of the classical languages of India, is widely spoken in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Learning Telugu numbers from 1 to 100 is not only useful for students, travelers, and language enthusiasts but also helps in building a strong foundation for speaking and understanding Telugu. Whether you’re shopping in a local market, traveling across South India, or teaching your kids, knowing Telugu numbers in English words makes communication much easier. This guide provides a complete list of Telugu numbers 1 to 100 in simple English words for easy learning.

Telugu Numbers 1 to 100 in English Words

1 – okati
2 – rendu
3 – mūḍu
4 – nālugu
5 – aidu
6 – āru
7 – ēḍu
8 – enimidi
9 – tommidi
10 – padi

11 – padakokati
12 – padarendu
13 – padamūḍu
14 – padanālugu
15 – padaidu
16 – padāru
17 – padēḍu
18 – padenimidi
19 – padatommidi
20 – iravai

21 – iravaikokati
22 – iravairendu
23 – iravaimūḍu
24 – iravainālugu
25 – iravaida
26 – iravāru
27 – iravaēḍu
28 – iravaenimidi
29 – iravatommidi
30 – muppai

31 – muppaikokati
32 – muppairendu
33 – muppaimūḍu
34 – muppainālugu
35 – muppaida
36 – muppāru
37 – muppaēḍu
38 – muppaenimidi
39 – muppatommidi
40 – nalabai

41 – nalabaikokati
42 – nalabairendu
43 – nalabaimūḍu
44 – nalabainālugu
45 – nalabaida
46 – nalabāru
47 – nalabaēḍu
48 – nalabaenimidi
49 – nalabatommidi
50 – yabai

51 – yabaikokati
52 – yabairendu
53 – yabaimūḍu
54 – yabainālugu
55 – yabaida
56 – yabāru
57 – yabaēḍu
58 – yabaenimidi
59 – yabatommidi
60 – aravai

61 – aravaikokati
62 – aravairendu
63 – aravaimūḍu
64 – aravainālugu
65 – aravaida
66 – aravāru
67 – aravaēḍu
68 – aravaenimidi
69 – aravatommidi
70 – debbai

71 – debbaikokati
72 – debbairendu
73 – debbaimūḍu
74 – debbainālugu
75 – debbaida
76 – debbāru
77 – debbaēḍu
78 – debbaenimidi
79 – debbatommidi
80 – enabai

81 – enabaikokati
82 – enabairendu
83 – enabaimūḍu
84 – enabainālugu
85 – enabaida
86 – enabāru
87 – enabaēḍu
88 – enabaenimidi
89 – enabatommidi
90 – tommidi

91 – tommidikokati
92 – tommidirendu
93 – tommidimūḍu
94 – tommidinālugu
95 – tommidaida
96 – tommidāru
97 – tommidaēḍu
98 – tommidenimidi
99 – tommiditommidi
100 – vandu

Learning Telugu numbers from 1 to 100 in English words is a great way to start your journey with the Telugu language. These numbers are used daily in conversations, shopping, counting, dates, and transactions. If you are a traveler, student, or parent teaching your children, practicing these Telugu counting numbers will help you build confidence and fluency.

By mastering these Telugu numbers 1-100, you are taking an important first step towards understanding one of India’s most beautiful and historic languages.

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