The Kannada language belongs to the Dravidian language family natively spoken by the people of Karnataka in southwestern India. According to the 2011 census, Kannada had 43.5 million speakers and is also one of the 22 scheduled languages of India.
In this article, here I collected a counting chart of Kannada numbers from 1 to 100 with cardinals and their pronunciation in English. These numbers are similar to Telugu and Tulu numbers, written out in the Dravidian script.
Kannada Numbers 1 to 100 Counting Chart
| English | Kannada Numeral | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | ೦ | sonne |
| 1 | ౧ | ondu |
| 2 | ౨ | yeradu |
| 3 | ೩ | mooru |
| 4 | ೪ | naalku |
| 5 | ೫ | aidu |
| 6 | ೬ | aru |
| 7 | ೭ | aelu |
| 8 | ೮ | entu |
| 9 | ೯ | ombatthu |
| 10 | ౧౦ | hatthu |
| 11 | ౧౧ | hannondu |
| 12 | ౧೨ | hanneradu |
| 13 | ೧೩ | hadimooru |
| 14 | ೧೪ | hadinalku |
| 15 | ೧೫ | hadinaidu |
| 16 | ೧೬ | hadinaru |
| 17 | ೧೭ | hadinelu |
| 18 | ೧೮ | hadinentu |
| 19 | ೧೯ | hathombattu |
| 20 | ೨೦ | ippatthu |
| 21 | ೨೧ | ippattondu |
| 22 | ೨೨ | ippatteradu |
| 23 | ೨೩ | ippatmooru |
| 24 | ೨೪ | ippatnalku |
| 25 | ೨೫ | ippattaidu |
| 26 | ೨೬ | ippattaru |
| 27 | ೨೭ | ippattelu |
| 28 | ೨೮ | ippattentu |
| 29 | ೨೯ | ippattombattu |
| 30 | ೩೦ | muvattu |
| 31 | ೩೧ | muvattondu |
| 32 | ೩೨ | muvatteradu |
| 33 | ೩೩ | muvatmooru |
| 34 | ೩೪ | muvatnalku |
| 35 | ೩೫ | muvattaidu |
| 36 | ೩೬ | muvattaaru |
| 37 | ೩೭ | muvattelu |
| 38 | ೩೮ | muvattentu |
| 39 | ೩೯ | muvattombattu |
| 40 | ೪೦ | nalavattu |
| 41 | ೪౧ | – |
| 42 | ೪೨ | – |
| 43 | ೪೩ | – |
| 44 | ೪೪ | – |
| 45 | ೪೫ | – |
| 46 | ೪೬ | – |
| 47 | ೪೭ | – |
| 48 | ೪೮ | – |
| 49 | ೪೯ | – |
| 50 | ೫೦ | aivatthu |
| 60 | ೬೦ | aravatthu |
| 70 | ೭೦ | yepatthu |
| 80 | ೮೦ | embatthu |
| 90 | ೯೦ | thombatthu |
| 100 | ೧೦೦ | nooru |
| 1000 | ೧,೦೦೦ | saavira |
| 10000 | ೧೦,೦೦೦ | hatthu saavira |
I hope you enjoy learning Kannada numbers 1 to 100!
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