Basic Numbers

1. aan - 1^st ærste
2. tweȝn - 2^þe tweȝnþe
3. þrie - 3^de þridde
4. fier - 4^þe vierþe
5. feif - 5^te feifte
6. six - 6^te sixte
7. sefen -7^þe sefenþe
8. aht -8^þe ahtþe
9. niȝn -9^þe niȝnþe
10. tien - 10^þe tienþe
11. endlefen - 11^te endlefte
12. twelf - 12^te twelfte
13. þrietien - 13^þe þrietienþe
14. fiertien - 14^þe fiertienþe
15. feiftien
16. sixtien
17. sefentien
18. eahttien
19. niȝntien
20. tweȝtiȝ - 20^þe tweȝtiȝþe
21. aanandtweȝtiȝ - 21^þe aanandtweȝtiȝþe

• þrittiȝ
• fiertiȝ
• feiftiȝ
• sixtiȝ
• sefentiȝ
• eahtiȝ
• niȝntiȝ - 90^þe niȝntiȝþe
• hund/hundred - the long form is for even hundreds; the short form is in compounded numbers.
• endlefentiȝ - 110^þe endlefentiȝþe
• twelftiȝ - 120^þe twelftiȝþe
• twa hund
• þusend
• Million

Writing Numbers

Numbers in Niw englisc are written together, as in modern German. For example:

• 256 = twahundsixandfeiftiȝ

The exception here is when writing basic numbers, such as two hundred, in which case the numbers are most often written separately:

• 200 = twa hundred
• 500 = feif hundred

Fractions

Fractions are written using the ordinals with an -el suffix, as in German.

• 2/3 = tweȝn þriddel
• 8/13 = eaht þrietienþel