Digit strings inflect with colons, lot like abbreviations.

The digit strings ending in digit 1 pronounced as number

• examples:*
• 1: 1+Num+Card+Sg+Nom
• 1:t: 1+Num+Card+Pl+Nom
• 1:ssä: 1+Num+Card+Sg+Ine

The digit strings ending in digit 2 pronounced as number

• 2:
• 2:t:
• 2:ssa:

The digit strings ending in digit 3 pronounced as number

• 3:
• 3:t:
• 3:ssa:

The digit strings ending in digit 4 pronounced as number

• 4:
• 4:t:
• 4:ssä:

The digit strings ending in digit 5 pronounced as number

• 5:
• 5:t:
• 5:ssä:

The digit strings ending in digit 6 pronounced as number

• 6:
• 6:t:
• 6:ss:

The digit strings ending in digit 7 pronounced as number

• 7:
• 7:t:
• 7:ssä:

The digit strings ending in digit 8 pronounced as number

• 8:
• 8:t:
• 8:ssa:

The digit strings ending in digit 9 pronounced as number

• 9:
• 9:t:
• 9:ssä:

The digit strings ending in digit 0 pronounced as number

• 0:
• 0:t:
• 0:aa:

The digit string ending in 0 pronounced as tens

• 10:
• 10:t:
• 10:tä:

The digit string ending in 00 pronounced as hundreds

• 100:
• 100:t:
• 100:aa:

The digit string ending in 000 pronounced as thousands

• 1000:
• 1000:t:
• 1000:ta:

The digit string ending in 0’s pronounced as millions

• 1000000:
• 1000000:t:
• 1000000:aa:

The digit string ending in 0’s pronounced as milliards

• 1000000000:
• 1000000000:t:
• 1000000000

The digit string ending in 1. pronounced as first

• 1.:
• 1:nen:
• 1:stä:

The digit string ending in 2. pronounced as second

• 2.:
• 2:nen:
• 2:sta:

The digit string ending in 3, 6, 8, 00 or 2 pronounced as ordinal

• 3.:
• 3:s:
• 3:tta:

The digit string ending in 4, 5, 7, 9, 0, or 1. pronounced as ordinal

• 4.:
• 4:s:
• 4:ttä:

The roman digit string ending in II, III, VI, VIII, C, L or M

• II:
• II:ta:

The roman digit string ending in I, IV, V, VII, IX, X or

• I:

• I:tä:

• 1:nsä:

• 2:nsa:

• 3:aan:

• 2:kseen:

• 1:kseen:

• 5:ttään:

• 2:han:

• 4:hän:

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This (part of) documentation was generated from src/fst/morphology/affixes/digits.lexc