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 Numbers from 11 to 19 are formed as //nu(k)//<digit> with //-k-// at the joint of the words being often reduced for better pronunciation. 11 and 12 have no special words. Numbers from 11 to 19 are formed as //nu(k)//<digit> with //-k-// at the joint of the words being often reduced for better pronunciation. 11 and 12 have no special words.
    
-^ Number       | 11     | 12     | 13     | 14      | 15      | 16     | 17      | 18      | 19       | +^ Number | 11     | 12     | 13     | 14      | 15      | 16     | 17      | 18      | 19       | 
-^ Black Speech | nukash | nukrul | nukrig | nukhant | nukrâk  | nukink | nukudug | nuskri | nukrith |+^ Nûrlâm | nukash | nukrul | nukrig | nukhant | nukrâk  | nukink | nukudug | nuskri | nukrith |
  
 Multiples of ten are formed as <multiplier>//nuk//: Multiples of ten are formed as <multiplier>//nuk//:
-^ Number       | 20      | 30       | 40       | 50      | 60     | 70      | 80      | 90       | +^ Number | 20      | 30       | 40       | 50      | 60     | 70      | 80      | 90       | 
-^ Black Speech | krulnuk | krignuk  | hantnuk  | krâknuk | inknuk | udugnuk | skrinuk | krithnuk |+^ Nûrlâm | krulnuk | krignuk  | hantnuk  | krâknuk | inknuk | udugnuk | skrinuk | krithnuk |
  
 Hundreds are formed regularily as <multiplier>//tusk//. Similarly thousands are made as <multiplier>//mink//. Millions can be expressed as <multiplier>//minkmink// (lit. thousands of thousand). The word "agh" (and) separates every exponent of ten. Hundreds are formed regularily as <multiplier>//tusk//. Similarly thousands are made as <multiplier>//mink//. Millions can be expressed as <multiplier>//minkmink// (lit. thousands of thousand). The word "agh" (and) separates every exponent of ten.
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