Overview
- Writing System
- ISO-15924
- Numeral Digit System
- Latin
- LATN
- Western
Numbers
- ¼
- kwart
- ½
- nofs
- 1
- wieħed, wieħda
- 2
- żewġ; tnejn
- 3
- tlieta, tliet
- 4
- erbgħa, erba'
- 5
- ħamsa, ħames
- 6
- sitta, sitt
- 7
- sebgħa, seba'
- 8
- tmienja, tmien
- 9
- disgħa, disa'
- 10
- għaxra, għaxar
- 20
- għoxrin
- 25
- ħamsa u għoxrin
- 50
- ħamsin
- 100
- mija
- 200
- mitejn
- 500
- ħames mija
- 1000
- elf
- 2000
- elfejn
- 5000
- ħames elef
Grammar of Counting
- Adaptation of the Number to the Counted Noun
- Numbers 1-19 adopt the gender of the noun.
- Adaptation of the Counted Noun to the Number
- Number 1 is followed by the noun in nominative singular, 2-10 by the noun in nominative plural, 11 and higher by the noun in nominative singular. In special cases, number 2 may also be followed by the noun in nominative dual (the numeral 2 may be omitted).
- Comments on the Grammar
- Flexion is done either by suffixes (regular) or by adaptation of the word stem (broken). The dual is always regular with suffix "-ejn".
Note: The numbers 3-19 have a feminine ending in the masculine form, and vice versa.
Flexion of the Monetary Unit Names
- Name
- Nominative Singular
- Nominative Plural
- Cent
- Ċenteżmu
- Ċenteżmi
- Euro
- Ewro
- Ewro
- Grano
- Ħabba
- Ħabbiet (Ħbub)
- Lira
- Lira
- Liri
- Mil
- Milleżmu
- Milleżmi
- Pound
- Libbra
- Libbri
- Scudo
- Skud
- Skudi
- Shilling
- Xelin
- Xelini
- Soldo
- Sold
- Soldi
- Tarì
- Irbiegħi
- Irbajja’