Sanskrit Numbers — count from एकम् to शतम् with audio

Numbers 1–10

एकम् — 1
द्वे — 2
त्रीणि — 3
चत्वारि — 4
पञ्च — 5
षट् — 6
सप्त — 7
अष्ट — 8
नव — 9
दश — 10

Numbers 11–20

एकादश — 11
द्वादश — 12
त्रयोदश — 13
चतुर्दश — 14
पञ्चदश — 15
षोडश — 16
सप्तदश — 17
अष्टादश — 18
नवदश — 19
विंशतिः — 20

Tens and a hundred

त्रिंशत् — 30
चत्वारिंशत् — 40
पञ्चाशत् — 50
षष्ठिः — 60
सप्ततिः — 70
अशीतिः — 80
नवतिः — 90
शतम् — 100

Use Sanskrit numbers in real sentences

मम वयः पञ्चविंशतिः वर्षाणि। — I am 25 years old.
मम परिवारे चत्वारि जनाः। — Four people in my family.
अधुना पञ्च वादनम्। — It is 5 o’clock.
पुस्तकस्य मूल्यं दश रूप्यकाणि। — The book costs 10 rupees.

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Questions learners ask

Does Sanskrit decline numbers by gender like nouns?+

Yes — एकः / एका / एकम् for masculine / feminine / neuter "one", and similarly for two and three. Higher numbers stay constant. The vocabulary deck teaches the neuter forms first.

How do I say a year like 2026?+

Sanskrit uses compound forms like द्वि-सहस्र-षड्विंशतिः (2026). The Numbers deck lays the foundation; compound year-forms come in a later deck.

Are Sanskrit numerals different from Devanagari digits?+

Devanagari has digits ० १ २ ३ ४ ५ ६ ७ ८ ९, but in classical Sanskrit text the words (एकम्, द्वे) are more common. The deck teaches both side by side.

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