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Kondekor, also known as Gadaba, is a Dravidian language spoken in the Indian states of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. It has about 8000 speakers, and isn't traditionally written, but the Telugu script can be used for this.
Here are the numbers from zero to ten translated to Kondekor:
| Number | Romanisation | Kondekor Numeral | Kondekor Name | IPA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | ౦ | // | ||
| 1 | okkali | ౧ | ఒక్కలి | /okːali/ |
| 2 | iḍḍig | ౨ | ఇడ్డీగ్ | /iɖːiːg/ |
| 3 | mūḍūg | ౩ | మూడూగ్ | /muːɖuːg/ |
| 4 | nālīg | ౪ | నాలీగ్ | /naːliːg/ |
| 5 | ayyudu | ౫ | అయ్యుదు | /ajːud̪u/ |
| 6 | āru | ౬ | ఆరు | /aːɾu/ |
| 7 | ēḍu | ౭ | ఏడు | /eːɖu/ |
| 8 | enimidi | ౮ | ఎనిమిది | /enimid̪i/ |
| 9 | tommidi, tomdi | ౯ | తొమ్మిది, తొమ్ది | /t̪omːid̪i/, /t̪omd̪i/ |
| 10 | padi | ౧౦ | పది | /pad̪i/ |
Source: "Kondekor Gadaba a Dravidian language" by Peri Baskara Rao (Chapter 9)
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