LOWER POMERANIAN, or in its native tongue,

HOLTIT PUMWANI /ˈχɔ:ɫtɪt puˈmʋanɪ/

/m mʲ n ɲ/ m mi n ni/ń
/p pʲ b bʲ t d c ɟ k g/ p pi b bi t d ti/ci/ć di/gi/ǵ c g
/f fʲ s ç χ/ f fi s si/hi/ri*/ś h/r*
/tʃ kx/ chi/cz ch
/ɫ ʎ j ʋ/ l li/ľ j w/r**
/ɪ i ɛ/ ı i e
/u ɔ/ u o
/a/ a
/aɪ aʊ uɪ/ ai au ui

*in certain modern loan words only
**in certain loan words only, indicated in the dictionary by <r̆>

smol boye phonotactics
/ɲn/ --> /ɲ/
/f,fʲ,s,ç,χ/ midvocal/next to voiced consonants --> /v,vʲ,z,ʝ,ʁ/
/ɛ, ɔ/ when stressed --> /ɛ:, ɔ:/
/u/ when unstressed --> /ʊ/

Alphabet
Acutes are usually treated as mere variants.
A B C (Ć) D E F G (Ǵ) H I (İ) J L (Ľ) M N (Ń) O P S (Ś) T U W

The following are sometimes used in unassimilated loanwords:
K Q R V X Y Z

The names of the letters are as thus:
A - a (f)
B - be (m)
C - cie (f)
Ć - cie cid flacian, ci (f)
D - de (m)
E - e (m)
F - ıf (m)
G - gie (f)
H - ha (f)
I - i cidiu blat, ı (f)
İ - i (f)
J - je (f)
K - ca (f)
L - ıl (m)
Ľ - ıl cid flacian, li (m)
M - ım (m)
N - ın (m)
Ń - ın cid flacian, ni (m)
O - o (m)
P - pe (m)
R - ıw (m)
S - ıs (m)
Ś - ıs cid flaciann, si (m)
T - te (m)
U - u (m)
V - we latinı (m)
W - we (m)
X - csi (f)
Y - i gweciu (f)
Z - sed (m)

stress is on the second-last syllable

IOTATION STUFF
me ---> mie
ne ---> nie (ńe)
pe ---> pie
be ---> bie
te ---> tie (će)
de ---> die (ǵe)
ce ---> cie (će)
ge ---> gie (ǵe)

fe ---> fie
se ---> sie (śe)
he ---> hie (śe)

che ---> chie (cze)
le ---> lie (ľe)
je ---> je
we ---> je

SOFT(?) MUTATION
fe ---> pe ---> be
se ---> te ---> de
sie ---> tie ---> die
he ---> ce ---> ge ---> we ---> e
chie ---> gie ---> je ---> e
che ---> ge ---> we ---> e
lie ---> le
je ---> e

NOUNS
decline for nom, acc, gen, dat, and ins
singular, paucal, and plural
males arent iotated, females are

      |male  |female |female|male  |female |
------+------+-------+------+------+-------+
NOM.SG|hıs   |lach   |weś   |choco |sienia |
NOM.PC|hısıs |lachs  |wesis |chocos|sienias|
NOM.PL|hısı  |lachi  |wesi  |chocı |sieni  |
ACC.SG|cıs   |wach   |eś    |gocu  |tienia |
ACC.PC|cısıs |wachs  |esis  |gocos |tienias|
ACC.PL|cısı  |wachi  |esi   |gocı  |tieni  |
GEN.SG|hıse  |lachie |wesie |choce |sienie |
GEN.PC|hısas |lachis |wesias|chocas|sienis |
GEN.PL|hısa  |lacz   |wesia |choca |sień   |
DAT.SG|cıse  |wachie |esie  |goce  |tienie |
DAT.PC|cısas |wachis |esias |gocas |tienis |
DAT.PL|cısa  |wacz   |esia  |goca  |tień   |
INS.SG|hıson |lachion|wesion|chocon|sienian|
INS.PC|hıso  |lachio |wesio |choco |sienia |
INS.PL|hısnı |laczni |weśni |chocno|sieńna |

VERBS

Infinitive: flacan
Present Active Participle:  flacni
Present Passive Participle: placni
Past Active Participle: flacpi (voiced if ends with voiced consonant)
Past Passive Participle: placpi
Gerund: flacoś (f)

   |NON-PAST|PAST    |IMPERATIVE|
---+--------+--------+----------+
1SG|flaca   |flacag  |
1PC|flacas  |flaciag |
1PL|flacia  |flaciag |flać
2SG|flace   |flaceg  |flac
2PC|flaces  |flacieg |flać
2PL|flacie  |flacieg |flać
3SG|flac    |flacıg  |
3PC|flacs   |flacig  |
3PL|flaci   |flacig  |
(plural also applies to paucal)

"nuwan"
Infinitive: nuwan
Pr.A.P: nuni
Pr.P.P: nuï
Ps.A.P: nuhi
Ps.P.P: nuhı
   |NON-PAST|PAST    |
---+--------+--------+
1SG|nun     |nug     |
1PC|nuns    |nusc    |
1PL|nus     |nusc    |
2SG|niej    |niew    |
2PC|niej    |niewa   |
2PL|nieja   |niewa   |
3SG|nu      |nau     |
3PC|nus     |nau     |
3PL|nul     |naug    |

"ftan"
Infinitive: ftan
   |NON-PAST|PAST    |IMPERATIVE|
---+--------+--------+----------+
1SG|i       |pis     |
1PL|je      |piś     |fta
2SG|ja      |pas     |fta
2PL|jan     |paś     |fta
3SG|a       |pus     |
3PL|e       |puś     |

(PL and PC forms are identical)

ADJECTIVES

NO MUTATION
         |MALE  |FEMALE|
---------+------+------+
SOFT STEM|deliu |deli  |
HARD STEM|josı  |josu  |

agree with mutations

ADVERBS
agree with aspect

PRONOUNS (oh boy)

      |NOM. |ACC. |GEN. |DAT. |INS. |
------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
1SG   |ja   |mah  |mie  |manh |jan  |
1PL   |nia  |mas  |nie  |mans |nian |
2SG   |tu   |du   |tie  |dun  |tun  |
2PL   |o    |fo   |fie  |pon  |on   |
3SG.M |su   |ciu  |si   |giu  |sun  |
3SG.F |sa   |cia  |sie  |gia  |san  |
3SG.N*|s'   |ć'   |ś'   |ǵ'   |s'n  |
3PL   |sie  |cie  |tie  |gie  |sien |
REFLEX|     |on   |onie |onin |uin  |

*informal, avoided in writing

as you can probably guess 2SG and 2PL are used for informal and formal

SYNTAX
SOV, head-first

compound words, though, are head-last for... reasons

Questions - Word order changes to SOV

Jowan tis pal.
John eats cheese.

Jowan pal tis?
Does John eat cheese?

SAMPLE SENTENCES

Chufıs tiocoladı fuji su.
/ˈkxuvɪs cɔkɔ'ɫadɪ ˈfuji su/
Chuf-ıs    t-iocolad-ı      fu-ji   su.
dog-NOM.PA ACC-chocolate-PL eat-3pl NEG
Some dogs don't eat chocolate.

Miauǵ godiu nu gufini flacan.
/'mʲaʊɟ 'gɔ:ɟu nu gu'vʲiɲi 'fɫakan/
Miauǵ god-iu    nu           g-uf-in-i    flac-an.
cat   scarlet-F want.3SG.PRS ACC-dog-F-PL hit-INF.
The red cat wants to hit the bitch.

Canı janig jad ıltsanche niemciu.
/'kanɪ 'jaɲig jad ɪɫt'sankxɛ 'ɲɛ:mcu/
Canı   j-an-ig       jad Ø-ıltsanch-e    niemci-u.
people PF-go-3pl.PST to  DAT-market-CIRC German-M.
The people have gone to the German market.

Janag jad del Jowane.
/'janag jad dɛɫ jɔwanɛ/
J-an-ag      jad     d-el      Jowan-e.
PF-go-1s.PST towards ACC-house John-GEN.
I've gone to John's house.

Ja libdi sata gana
/ja 'ʎibɟi 'sata 'gana/
Ja     libd-i      sat-a   gan-a.
1s.NOM book-PL.ACC give-1s DAT-people-CIRC
I'm giving books to people.

Ja du fafa
/ja du 'fafa/
Ja     du     faf-a
1s.NOM 2s.ACC love-NPST
I love you.

Holć su, cıľ ja compiuta!
/hɔ:ɫc su kɪʎ ja com'pʲuta/
Hol-ć       su, kıľ   ja     compiut-a!
talk-IMP.PL NEG while 1s.NOM surf_the_web-1s.NPST
Shut up while I'm on the computer!

Sa pent gadı feneg Owane.
/sa pɛ:nt 'gadɪ 'fɛ:nɛg ɔ'ʋanɛ/
Sa   p-ent        g-ad-ı    fen-eg     0-Owan-e.
2s.F ACC-question ACC-big-M ask-PST.2s DAT-John-DAT.
She asked John the big question.

Fılm tie ćlip
/fɪɫm cɛ: cʎip/
Fılm tie    ć-lip-0
film 2s.GEN PF-lick-3s.NPST
Your movie sucks

O csie coltıt bumwanı holtan?
/ɔ: kçɛ: kɔ:ɫtɪt bu'mʋanɪ 'χɔ:ɫtan/
O   cs-ie       c-oltıt      b-umwan-ı        holt-an?
2PL can-2p.NPST ACC-language ACC-Pomeranian-M speak-INF?
Can you speak Pumwani?

Cielgiad da holtata pumwanı ci holtıta dalı [pencpi ımıl jad /r/conlangs] | Map of speakers of Pumwanı and other langauges [x-posted to /r/conlangs]

CİELGIAD DA HOLTATA PUMWANI CI HOLTITA DALI

DICTIONARY

ahan - (v) - can, may, be allowed to
alcalı - (a) - very large, great
aleman - (m) - South German, Austria
 alemanı - (a) - Upper German, Austrian
 alemansc - (m) - Austria
aľbi - (a) - bad
 aľbig - (adv) - badly
Amerıca - (m) - America (continent)
 amerıcanes - (m) - American
 amerıcani - (a) - American
Amer̆ıca - (m) - United States of America
 amer̆ıcanes - (m) - US-American
 amer̆ıcani - (a) - US-American
 Śtatı Gispiu Amer̆ice - (m.pl) - United States of America
angıl - (m) - Englishperson
 anglı - (a) - English
 Angılsc - (m) - England
ast - (m) - man
 astnı - (a) - male
atiw - (m) - crowd, group

baba - (m) - father (informal), papa, dad
bana - (m) - father (formal)
Belın - (m) - Berlin
bibiotec - (f) - library (from German "Bibliothek")
blat - (n) - dot
Bonol - (m) - Bornholm
bosofı - (a) - brown
brit - (m) - Brit
 britı - (a) - British
 Britannia - (f) - Britain
  Britannia Chadi - (f) - Great Britain
  Cescasio Gispi Britannie Chadi ci İrland Samcı - (f) - you know what
burga - (m) - hamburger, burger
buch - (f) - disease, vomit
 buch! - (intj) - fuck! tyfus! tering! kanker! etc.
 buch- - (pref) - kanker-, kut-, shit-, hell-

cac - (m) - (vulgar) cack, shit
canı - (m.pl) - people (see "jan")
 cansio - (f) - a people, ethnicity, country
casan - (v) - cut
 cast - (m) - cut, (by derivation from the adjective) point
  castni - (a) - pointy, sharp
  castog - (m) - ravine
 casat - (m) - pair of scissor
casieb - (m) - Kashubian
 casiebı - (a) - Kashubian
 Casiebsc - (m) - Kashubia
casıniama - (m) - hangover (from german "katzenjammer")
Cerer - (f) - Ceres
ces - (f) - monarch
 cesıc - (m) - king
 cesiń - (f) - queen
 cescansio - (f) - kingdom
chaban - (v) - work
 chabtı - (m.pl) - work
  chabt - (m) - job
 chabat - (m) - worker
chadı - (a) - big, large
chahan - (v) - laugh
 chaht - (m) - laugh
 chahoś - (f) - laughter
chieh - (m) - Czech
 Chiehı - (a) - Czech
 Chiesc - (m) - Czechia
China - (m) - China
 chinı - (a) - Chinese
 chines - (m) - Chinese person
chisan - (v) - unify, unite, etc. etc.
 gispi - (a) - united
choco - (m) - fire
chofi - (a) - red (crimson)
chuf - (m) - dog
 chufiń - (f) - bitch, female dog
chuń - (f) - shoe
 octchuń - (f) - glove
ciel - (m) - land
 cielgiad - (f) - map
ciga - (m) - finger
 ciga diaf - (m) - tornado ("finger of the gods")
cisietı - (a) - bad
clacan - (v) - (intr.) make a sound, (tr.) sound like GEN to ACC
 clact - (m) - sound
  clact josı - (m) - vowel ("open sound")
  clact deliu - (m) - consonant ("closed sound")
clan - (m) - hose
 clanih - (f) - snake
coloh - (m) - colour
 colohni - (a) - colourful
 -colohni - (suff) - -coloured
compiut - (m) - computer (colloquial) (see also "giectaulat")
 compiutan - (v) - dick about on a computer, surf the internet
csan - (v) - can, be physically able to
cucia - (f) - cookie
cuilia - (f) - woman
 cuilni - (a) - female
Culefies - (m) - Königsberg, Kaliningrad (derived from polish "Królewiec)
culś - (f) - Curonian
 culsi - (a) - Curonian
 Culść - (f) - Curonia
cweli - (f) - beauty
 cweľni - (a) - beautiful
 cweľntan - (v) - be beautiful
czloc - (f) - beach
 czlocsamia - (f) - lagoon ("beachlake")

daban - (v) - dab
dan - (f) - Dane
 danı - (a) - Danish
 Dansc - (m) - Denmark
dalı - (a) - other
deli - (a) - closed, right, west
 delisan - (v) - close, set
  delisoś - (f) - closing, setting
   delisoś sione - (f) - sunset
diaf - (f) - god, deity
 Diaf - (m) - judæo-christian God
 diafıc - (m) - male deity
 diafiń - (f) - (rare) goddess
diotan - (v) - walk
 diotan cid facnı - (v) - wander (literally "walk with the clouds")
  diotat faca - (m) - wanderer, planet
Duńsc - (m) - Gdańsk

ea - (pro) - everything
 easio - (f) - Universe
Erid - (f) - Eris
embi - (a) - non-binary (loan word from english "enby")
 embea - (m/f) - non-binary person
Ewopa - (m) - Europe

fac (m) - cloud
fafi (f.pl) - love (romantic, sexual)
fafan (v) - love (romantic, sexual), (euphemistic) have sex
faici (f.pl) - fæces (from latin "fæces")
fenan (v) - ask, (+DAT) ask someone
 fent (m) - question
fencan - (v) - send, post
 fenct - (m) - letter, internet post
franć (f) - Frenchperson
 franci (a) - French
 Fransc (m) - France
fıhan (v) - fight
 fıhan sian (v) - (+DAT) fight with
 fıht (m) - fight
fılm (m) - film, movie
flacan - (v) - hit, strike
 flac - (f) - hit, punch, blow, stroke
  flacia - (f) - little blow, acute accent
foto - (m) - photo
ftan - (v) - be

gaps - (f) - craft
gem - (f) - game
 geman - (v) - play
  gemat - (m) - g4m3r
 gemsbosia (f) - toy
giad - (f) - diagram, chart
gianan - (v) - go
giecan - (v) - think
  giect - (m) - thought
  giectaulan - (v) - compute, work out (literally "think off")
   giectaulat - (m) - computer (see also "compiut")
gios - (m) - death
 giosni - (a) - dead
 giostan - (v) - die
godı - (a) - red (scarlet), orange, ginger
golf - (m) - gulf, bay
ghati - (a) - free, gratis, free as in beer
gwecı - (a) - Greek

hafı - (a) - new
hambam - (v) - (vulgar) have sex, fuck
Hambuiś - (f) - Hamburg
Haumeja - (f) - Haumea
hısı - (m.pl) - earth, dirt, soil
 hıs - (m) - specific type of dirt
 Hıs - (m) - the Earth
 hısı - (a) - earthen
Holand - (m) - Holland, (colloquial) the Netherlands
 holandes - (m) - Dutchman
 holandi - (a) - Dutch
holtan - (v) - talk, speak
 holtıt - (m) - speech, language
  holtıt atiwe - (m) - conversation (literally "speech of the group")
htel - (m) - star
Hugın - (m) - Rügen

idısi - (a) - Yiddish
ih - (f) - animal
İland - (m) - Ireland
 ilandes - (m) - Irishman
 ilandı - (a) - Irish
İtalia - (f) - Italy
 italies - (m) - Italian
 itali - (a) - Italian

jan - (m) - person (SINGULAR AND PAUCAL ONLY) (see "canı")
Jof - (m) - Jupiter
josı - (a) - open, left, east
 josısan - (v.impf) - open, rise
  josısoś - (f) - opening, rising
   josısoś sione - (f) - sunrise
jutu - (m) - patch, blotch, blot
 jutubuch - (m) - leprosy
  jutubuchpa - (m) - leper
   jutuba - (m) - (vulgar) leper, dickhead

lachi - (f.pl) - light
 lachisan - (v) - light up
  lachisat - (m) - lamp
lahan - (v) - lie, be located in a certain place
latinı - (a) - Latin
libd - (f) - book
 libdsio - (f) - literature
lubı - (m.pl) - love (intense like)
luban - (v) - love (intense like)
lutan - (v) - glue, stick together
 lutat - (m) - glue
lut - (m) - clay
 lutgaps - (f) - pottery ("claycraft")

Macemace - (m) - Makemake
mact - (m) - market (loanword from German "Markt")
magiar - (m) - Hungarian
 magiarı - (a) - Hungarian
 Magiarsc - (m) - Hungary
Mahs - (m) - Mars
mama - (m) - mother (informal), mama, mum, mom
mania - (f) - mother (formal)
Mercuś - (m) - Mercury
miauǵ - (f) - cat
 miaugıc - (m) - male cat
montań - (f) - mountain
mutan - (v) - must, have to

Neptun - (m) - Neptune
niemć - (f) - German
 niemci - (a) - German
 Niemcisc - (m) - Germany
nuwan - (v) (IRREGULAR) - want

oct - (m) - hand
od - (m) - mouth (inc. river mouth)
ofla - (f) - hill
 oflacı - (a) - southern
ohansia - (f) - orange
 ohanśni - (a) - (rare) orange
om - (m) - tree
 omsio - (f) - forest
oneś - (f) - onesie (loanword from English "onesie")

palan - (v) - eat
pialtan - (v) - fold
 pialtıt - (m) - fold, edge
  pialtıtsio - (f) - origami
Pluton - (m) - Pluto
poľ - (f) - Pole
 poli - (a) - Polish
 Poľsc - (m) - Poland
pomwenian - (m) - Pomeranian (dog)
pumwan - (m) - Pomeranian
 pumwanı - (a) - Pomeranian
 Pumwansc - (m) - Pomerania
Portugal - (m) - Portugal
 portuges - (m) - Portuguese
 portugesi - (m) - Portuguese
puiś - (f) - Prussian
 puisi - (a) - Prussian
 Puisc - (m) - Prussia

sam - (f) - sea
 Sam Josi - (f) - the Baltic Sea
 samni - (a) - marine
 samcı - (a) - northern
 samia - (f) - lake
sanchan - (v) - (archaic) sell
 sanchat - (m) - merchant, seller
 sanchwılt - (f) - market (literally "merchant field") (see also "mact")
sanct - (m) - saint (loan from german Sankt)
 St. - (abbv) - Saint
 sanctı - (a) - holy, sacred
 sanctia - (f) - someone worthy of some respect, mr., ms., mrs., mx.
  Sta. - (abbv) - Sanctia, Mr., Ms., Mrs., Mx.
  sanci - (a) - respected
   sanćpa - (m) - duke
    sanćpiń - (f) - duchess
    sanćpia - (f) - (colloquial) dude, dudette
    sancansio - (f) - duchy
  FORMAL/ROYAL FORMS (very formal, usually for nobility and royalty)
   Sanctıc - (m) - Mr.
    Stc. - (abbv) - Mr.
   Sanctiń - (f) - Ms, Mrs.
    Stń. - (abbv) - Ms., Mrs.
sapa - (f) - domestic animal, mammal
satan - (v) - give
Saturn - (m) - Saturn
sbosia - (f) - thing, "goods"
siali - (a) - fresh, handsome/hot
siampań - (f) - champagne
sień - (f) - wind
siocoladı - (m.pl) - chocolate (loan from german "schokolade")
sion - (m) - sun
sis - (f) - cheese
ślipan - (v) - lick, (slang) suck/be a bit shite
slon - (m) - Silesian
 slonı - (a) - Silesian
 Slonsc - (m) - Silesia
Spania - (f) - Spain
 spanies - (m) - Spanish person
 spaniesı - (a) - Spanish
śtat - (m) - state
Śtietin - (m) - Szczecin, Stettin
siplı - (a) - unbound, free, free as in speech
swen - (m) - Swede
 swenı - (a) - Swedish
 Swensc - (f) - Sweden

tag - (m) - tool
 tagaps - (f) - technology
  tagapsni - (a) - technological
tecstan - (v) - text
tel - (m) - house
tucı - (a) - good
 tucig - (adv) - well

uit - (f) - onion
Uran - (m) - Uranus

Wener - (f) - Venus
wesi - (f.pl) - water
wespublica - (m) - republic
wılt - (m) - field
wınulan - (v) - lose

ha - particle for inalienable possession
ci - and
cıľ - while
at - that

ıd - with, using (+INS)
cid - and along with, with (+INS)
su - not, no
cigiu - without
jad - towards, to (+DAT)
dı - from (+GEN)
lac - at, located in, etc. (+ACC)
sna - inside, in (+DAT)
af - outside, out (+GEN)
ımıl - above, on, across (+NOM)
taul - below, off (+ACC)
sian - against (+DAT)
saic - like, similar to (+GEN)
da - "of" of composition, substance (+GEN)

CORRELATIVES OR SMMTHN

ca - what
ta - that
 tia - this
ea - everything
eta - anything
usta - something
sa - nothing

can - who
tan - that guy
 tian - this guy
ean - everyone
etan - anyone
ustan - someone
san - noöne

calc - where?
talc - there
 tialc - here
ealc - everywhere
etalc - anywhere
ustalc - somewhere
salc - nowhere

cep - when
tep - then
 tiep - now
ep - always
etep - any time
ustep - sometimes
sep - never

DERIVATION???

 -'a - diminutive
 -og - augmentative
 -ogia - (f) - -ness (makes noun out of adjective)
 -ni - -ic, -ly (makes adjective out of noun)
 [iotation] - makes imperfect out of perfect
 -isan - -ise (makes intransitive out of adjective)
 -iń - (f) - feminise
 -ıc - (m) - masculise
 -sc - (m) - country
 -at - (m) - person characterised by verb (seller, reader, g4m3r, etc)
       BY EXTENSION: tool for doing verb (computer, driller)
 -tan - imperfect verb "to be X" (to be brave, to be happy, to be equal to, etc.)
 -(ı)t - (m) - product of the verb (e.g. work from to work, thought from to think, etc)
 -es - (m) - Inhabitant of
 -sio - (f) - a collection of X considered as a collective entity (e.g. tree ---> forest, television (object) ---> television (medium))
 -'ig - adverb
 -ba/-pa - (m) - person characterised by root noun or adjective

ONOMASTICON

Jowan (m) - John
Maja (f) - Maria
Geogia (f) - Georgia
 Geoga (m) - George
Jesus (m) - Jesus
Mısiael (m) - Michael
Elisabet (f) - Elizabeth

NUMERALS

There are two systems of numerals in contemporary use in Pomeranian: the traditional vigesimal system, and the colloquial decimal system. Thankfully, they only diverge after 100
(and yes they mutate)

1 - tı
2 - he
3 - dwı
4 - wo
5 - anc
6 - ksia
7 - heft
8 - ec
9 - tehın
10 - dis
...
11 - didı
12 - dice
13 - didwı
14 - diwo
15 - disanc
16 - diksia
17 - diseft
18 - diec
19 - ditehın
20 - fon

21 - tı-ci-fon
22 - he-ci-fon
24 - wo-ci-fon
30 - dis-ci-fon
38 - diec-ci-fon

40 - hefo
42 - he-ci-hefo
50 - dis-ci-hefo
60 - dwıfo
69 - tehın-ci-dwıfo
80 - wofo
100 - ancfo (formal), hundat (colloquial)
101 - tı-ci-ancfo (formal), hundat tı (colloquial)
120 - ksiafo (formal), hundat fon (colloquial)
128 - ec-ci-ksiafo (formal), hundat ec-ci-fon (colloquial)
140 - heftwo (formal), hundat hefo (colloquial)
160 - ecfo (formal), hundat dwıfo (colloquial)
etc. etc.

200 - disfo (formal), hehundat (colloquial)
256 - diksia-ci-dicefo (formal), hehundat he-ci-dicefo

400 - chos (formal), wohundat (colloquial)

512 - chos dice-ci-ancfo (formal), anchundat dice (colloqiual)

1000 - hechos disfo (formal), tausınt (colloquial)

1337 - dwıchos diseft-ci-ksiafo (formal), tausınt dwıhundat diseft-ci-fon (colloquial)

2018 - dischos diec (formal), hetausint diec (colloquial)

8000 - chados (formal), ectausint (colloquial)

10.000 - chados ancchos (formal), dis tausint (colloquial)

1.000.000 - anc-ci-ksiafo chados (formal), mılion (colloquial)

64.000.000 - chados-hesi (formal), wo-ci-dwıfo mılion (colloquial)

1.000.000.000 - mıliad (colloquial)

512.000.000.000 - chados-dwısi (formal)

1.000.000.000.000 - bılion (colloquial)

4.096.000.000.000.000 - chados-wosi (formal)

1.000.000.000.000.000.000 - trılion (colloquial)

8000^8000 (5.245e+31224) - chados-alcalı

8000^8001 - chados-hesi-alcalı

8000^16000 - chados-alcalı-hesı

current limit of numbering system:

8000^64.000.000 (1.47e+249797759)

chados-alcalı = ~five decimilli-septenquadringentillion

limit = ~a hundred treoctogintimicro-quinsexagintiducentimilli-octodecinongentillion

ORDINALS
most ordinals can just be derivede by putting the suffix -si on the numeral

1st - chisi
2nd - hesi
3rd - dwısi
4th - wosi
5th - ancsi
etc. etc.