Dothraki Number System
Dothraki uses a base-ten number system. Teens are all specific compound words, and so are tens and hundreds. Thousands are slightly less tightly comprised: they are formed as word compounds. Ones, tens, hundreds etc. are connected by ma. Thus a large number like 2431 is written as "two thousand and four-hundred and thirty and one" which in Dothraki is akat dalen ma torken ma chisen m'at.
When numerals are used with a noun, noun follows the numeral and may be in either plural or singular - there is no difference in meaning either way. Numerals won't decline.
- Kisha'th alajaki chitor ma sen awasakis. — "We must fight against fourty-three screamers."
- Torthi vezhak zali torthi erinakes vichomeri. — "Fourteen horselords wish for fourteen respectable ladies."
Ordinal Numbers
Ordinals are formed by adding an agentive suffix /-(a)k/ to the last word of the number expression. They inflect like animate nouns and can be used alone like pronouns. When modifying a noun, ordinals are in genitive and follow the noun they modify.
- Azhas heffof anhaan. Anha zalak ma mekthikes ma chakat ma qazatakes. — "Give me jugs. I want the fifteenth one and the twenty-ninth one."
- Anha vemak janaan ataki fini vosta yera. — "I will approve of the first dog that will bite you."
Number Names
| 0 | som | 10 | thi | ||||
| 1 | at | 11 | atthi | 100 | ken | ||
| 2 | akat | 12 | akatthi | 20 | chakat | 200 | akatken |
| 3 | sen | 13 | senthi | 30 | chisen | 300 | senken |
| 4 | tor | 14 | torthi | 40 | chitor | 400 | torken |
| 5 | mek | 15 | mekthi | 50 | chimek | 500 | mekken |
| 6 | zhinda | 16 | zhindatthi | 60 | chizhinda | 600 | zhindaken |
| 7 | fekh | 17 | fekhthi | 70 | chifekh | 700 | fekhken |
| 8 | ori | 18 | oritthi | 80 | chori | 800 | oriken |
| 9 | qazat | 19 | qazatthi | 90 | chiqazat | 900 | qazatken |
| 1000 | dalen | 1 000 000 | yor |