Positives Positive numbers count from 0-4, and can be scaled from 0-4. Thus the largest number in Hucoji is "24". Numbers don't need a WTI, but use the Scaling, that is optional with the smallest numbers (nsà "pei": "level zero" for the numbers 00 though 04).

0 Ny bi [bi]	1 Ns be [be]	2 Nr ba [ba]	3 Nv bo [bo]	4 NX bu [bu]
5 nsÅNy pe'ebi [pee:bi]	6 nsÅNs pe'ebe [pee:be]	7 nsÅNr pe'eba [pee:ba]	8 nsÅNv pe'ebo [pee:bo]	9 nsÅNX pe'ebu [pee:bu]
10 nsÁNy peabi [pea:bi]	11 nsÁNs peabe [pea:be]	12 nsÁNr peaba [pea:ba]	13 nsÁNv peabo [pea:bo]	14 nsÁNX peabu [pea:bu]
15 nsÎNy peobi [peo:bi]	16 nsÎNs peobe [peo:be]	17 nsÎNr peoba [peo:ba]	18 nsÎNv peobo [peo:bo]	19 nsÎNX peobu [peo:bu]
20 nsËNy peubi [peu:bi]	21 nsËNs peube [peu:be]	22 nsËNr peuba [peu:ba]	23 nsËNv peubo [peu:bo]	24 nsËNX peubu [peu:bu]

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Negatives Negative numbers are followed by the concept "ñüa".

-1 NsàhÁ beñüa

-23 nsËNvàhÁ peuboñüa

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Large numbers Large numbers are composed by grouping individual digits, starting with the group concept nr "pa":

1972 nr NsnsÅNXnsÅNrNr pa bepe'ebupe'ebaba

-2971 nr NrnsÅNXnsÅNrNsàhÁ pa bape'ebupe'ebabeñüa

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Divisions Divisions are always composed of two numbers: the numerator (number of parts, above the line) and the denominator (size of the parts, below the line).

2/3 Nr NhÎ ba büo

-123/4567 nr NsNrNv NhÃnr NXnsÅNynsÅNsnsÅNràhÁ pa bebabo büipa bupe'ebipe'ebepe'ebañüa

The negative-indicator is always the last part.

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Plurals and multiples There are two types of plurals: those who make a group: nr "pa", and those who don't: nv "po". There may be some confusion at first, but if you can count them, it's a group.

we ksÅnr he'epa

you, group of four ksÁnrNX heapabu

they all ksÎnX heopu