Gujarati · Gujarati numbers

Digits, counting and prices — the numbers you use daily

Gujarati uses its own digits — ૦ to ૯ — on shop boards, bills and calendars. Learn the names, count to twenty and the tens, and you can handle prices and phone numbers across Gujarat.

The digits

• ૦▶

  શૂન્ય

  shūnya · 0

• ૧▶

  એક

  ek · 1

• ૨▶

  બે

  be · 2

• ૩▶

  ત્રણ

  traṇ · 3

• ૪▶

  ચાર

  chār · 4

• ૫▶

  પાંચ

  pā̃ch · 5

• ૬▶

  છ

  chha · 6

• ૭▶

  સાત

  sāt · 7

• ૮▶

  આઠ

  āṭh · 8

• ૯▶

  નવ

  nav · 9

Counting — 1 to 20

Each tap speaks the number. Watch how the teens each keep their own word — like English eleven and twelve, they don't follow the tens rule.

• એકek · 1▶
• બેbe · 2▶
• ત્રણtraṇ · 3▶
• ચારchār · 4▶
• પાંચpā̃ch · 5▶
• છchha · 6▶
• સાતsāt · 7▶
• આઠāṭh · 8▶
• નવnav · 9▶
• દસdas · 10▶
• અગિયારagiyār · 11▶
• બારbār · 12▶
• તેરter · 13▶
• ચૌદchaud · 14▶
• પંદરpandar · 15▶
• સોળsoḷ · 16▶
• સત્તરsattar · 17▶
• અઢારaḍhār · 18▶
• ઓગણીસogṇīs · 19▶
• વીસvīs · 20▶

The tens — 30 to 1000

• ત્રીસtrīs · 30▶
• ચાલીસchālīs · 40▶
• પચાસpachās · 50▶
• સાઠsāṭh · 60▶
• સિત્તેરsitter · 70▶
• એંસીẽsī · 80▶
• નેવુંnevũ · 90▶
• સોso · 100▶

  💡 Prices are often rounded to a સો — you'll hear it at every counter.

• હજારhajār · 1000▶

Numbers in real life

• કેટલા રૂપિયા?▶

  Keṭlā rūpiyā?

  How many rupees?

• કુલ પચાસ રૂપિયા▶

  Kul pachās rūpiyā

  Fifty rupees in total

• તમારો ફોન નંબર?▶

  Tamāro phōn nambar?

  Your phone number?