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Level A1

Numbers 10-1000

10 words · ~13 min

Grammar focus

Tens in Arabic (20, 30, 40, etc.) follow a regular pattern with the '-un' suffix. Compound numbers (21, 35, etc.) are expressed with the unit first, then 'wa' (and), then the ten: 'wahid wa ishrun' (one and twenty = 21). 'Mi'a' (hundred) and 'alf' (thousand) are used for larger numbers.

Lesson overview

Numbers 10-1000 is a level A1 lesson of 10 words: 7 numerals and 3 adjectives. Its words come from 8 Arabic roots, listed below with links to each root family.

Word list

ArabicMeaningTypeRoot
عَشَرَة
ʿashara
tennumeralع-ش-ر
عِشْرُون
ʿishrūn
twentynumeralع-ش-ر
ثَلَاثُون
thalāthūn
thirtynumeralث-ل-ث
أَرْبَعُون
arbaʿūn
fortynumeralر-ب-ع
خَمْسُون
khamsūn
fiftynumeralخ-م-س
مِئَة
miʾa
one hundrednumeralم-أ-ي
أَلْف
alf
one thousandnumeralأ-ل-ف
الْأَوَّل
al-awwal
firstadjectiveأ-و-ل
الثَّانِي
ath-thānī
secondadjectiveث-ن-ي
الثَّالِث
ath-thālith
thirdadjectiveث-ل-ث

Themes these words belong to: Numbers (10), Basics (10), Numbers Tens (4), Numbers Ordinals (3)

Sample word cards

عَشَرَة
ʿashara
ten
عِشْرُون
ʿishrūn
twenty
ثَلَاثُون
thalāthūn
thirty

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