Assamese Numbers 1 to 100 (অসমীয়া সংখ্যা ১ ৰ পৰা ১০০ লৈ)
Complete Assamese Number Chart with Pronunciation for Students, Teachers and Competitive Examinations
Key Takeaways
- Learn Assamese numbers from 0 to 100 with correct Assamese spelling.
- Includes Assamese digits, English numbers and pronunciation.
- Useful for school students, teachers and competitive examinations.
- Improves counting, mathematics and Assamese language skills.
- Includes revision notes, FAQs and additional learning resources.
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Introduction
Assamese numbers (অসমীয়া সংখ্যা) are the numerical symbols and number names used in the Assamese language for counting, mathematics, measurements and everyday communication. Learning Assamese counting helps children build a strong mathematical foundation while improving their reading, writing and pronunciation skills.
From counting objects in daily life to solving mathematical problems in school, Assamese numbers are an essential part of education. Students preparing for school examinations, scholarship tests, TET, ADRE and other competitive examinations are often required to read, write and recognize Assamese numbers correctly.
This comprehensive guide provides the complete Assamese Numbers Chart from 0 to 100 along with Assamese digits, number names, English numbers and pronunciation. The article also includes higher numbers, learning tips, revision notes and frequently asked questions to help learners master Assamese counting easily.
Basic Concepts of Assamese Numbers
Assamese numbers are the traditional number system used in the Assamese language for counting, arithmetic, measurements, dates, money and everyday communication. Every Assamese number has its own digit, number name and pronunciation, making it easier for learners to read, write and speak numbers correctly.
Learning Assamese counting from 0 to 100 is the first step toward understanding mathematics in Assamese. These numbers are widely used in schools, competitive examinations, calendars, banking, shopping, measurements and official documents throughout Assam.
Key Concepts
- Assamese numbers use their own script (০–৯).
- Each number has a unique Assamese spelling and pronunciation.
- Essential for counting, mathematics and daily communication.
- Frequently used in school textbooks and competitive examinations.
- Learning pronunciation improves reading and speaking accuracy.
Why Should Students Learn Assamese Numbers?
Numbers are one of the most fundamental parts of education. Whether solving mathematical problems, reading dates, understanding measurements or managing money, students use numbers every day. Learning Assamese numbers also helps preserve the Assamese language and cultural heritage while improving overall language proficiency.
🔢 Counting Skills
Develops strong counting ability and builds a solid mathematical foundation.
📖 Language Learning
Improves Assamese reading, writing, pronunciation and vocabulary.
🧮 Mathematics
Essential for arithmetic, calculations, measurements and problem-solving.
🎓 Competitive Exams
Useful for school examinations, TET, ADRE, APSC and other competitive tests.
Importance of Assamese Numbers
Assamese numbers are an integral part of education and everyday life. They are used in mathematics, banking, calendars, transportation, shopping, measurements and official records. A strong understanding of Assamese counting improves both mathematical skills and language proficiency.
Benefits of Learning Assamese Numbers
- Improves counting and arithmetic skills.
- Strengthens mathematical understanding.
- Enhances Assamese reading and writing.
- Useful in everyday communication.
- Important for school and competitive examinations.
- Helps preserve Assamese language and culture.
Assamese Numbers Chart (০–১০০)
The following table contains Assamese numbers from 0 to 100 along with their English equivalents, Assamese number names and pronunciation. This chart is ideal for beginners, school students and competitive examination preparation.
Children learn Assamese counting more effectively when they read the number, pronounce it aloud and write it repeatedly. Daily practice improves memory and pronunciation.
| English Number | Assamese Number | Assamese Word | Pronunciation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | ০ | শূণ্য | xuinno | |
| 1 | ১ | এক | ek | |
| 2 | ২ | দুই | dui | |
| 3 | ৩ | তিনি | tini | |
| 4 | ৪ | চাৰি | sari | |
| 5 | ৫ | পাঁচ | pas | |
| 6 | ৬ | ছয় | xoy | |
| 7 | ৭ | সাত | xat | |
| 8 | ৮ | আঠ | aath | |
| 9 | ৯ | নয় | noy | |
| 10 | ১০ | দহ | doh | |
| 11 | ১১ | এঘাৰ | egharo | |
| 12 | ১২ | বাৰ | baro | |
| 13 | ১৩ | তেৰ | tero | |
| 14 | ১৪ | চৌদ্দ | souddo | |
| 15 | ১৫ | পোন্ধৰ | pondhoro | |
| 16 | ১৬ | ষোল | xol | |
| 17 | ১৭ | সোতৰ | xotoro | |
| 18 | ১৮ | ওঁঠৰ | uthoro | |
| 19 | ১৯ | ঊনৈছ | unnois | |
| 20 | ২০ | বিশ | bis | |
| 21 | ২১ | একৈছ | ekois | |
| 22 | ২২ | বাইছ | bais | |
| 23 | ২৩ | তেইছ | teis | |
| 24 | ২৪ | চৌব্বিছ | soubbis | |
| 25 | ২৫ | পঁচিছ | posis | |
| 100000000 | ১০,০০,০০,০০০ | দহ কোটি | doh kuti | |
| 26 | ২৬ | ছাব্বিছ | sabbis | |
| 27 | ২৭ | সাতাইছ | xatais | |
| 28 | ২৮ | আঁঠাইছ | athais | |
| 29 | ২৯ | উনত্ৰিছ | untris | |
| 30 | ৩০ | ত্ৰিছ | tris | |
| 31 | ৩১ | একত্ৰিছ | ektris | |
| 32 | ৩২ | বত্ৰিছ | botris | |
| 33 | ৩৩ | তেত্ৰিছ | tettris | |
| 34 | ৩৪ | চৌত্ৰিছ | soutris | |
| 35 | ৩৫ | পয়ত্ৰিছ | poytris | |
| 36 | ৩৬ | ছয়ত্ৰিছ | xoytris | |
| 37 | ৩৭ | সাতত্ৰিছ | xatotris | |
| 38 | ৩৮ | আঠত্ৰিছ | athotris | |
| 39 | ৩৯ | ঊনচল্লিছ | unsollis | |
| 40 | ৪০ | চল্লিছ | sollis | |
| 41 | ৪১ | একচল্লিশ | eksollis | |
| 42 | ৪২ | বিয়াল্লিশ | biyallis | |
| 43 | ৪৩ | তেতাল্লিশ | tetallis | |
| 44 | ৪৪ | চুৱাল্লিশ | suwallis | |
| 45 | ৪৫ | পঁয়তাল্লিশ | poytallis | |
| 46 | ৪৬ | ছেয়াল্লিশ | seyallis | |
| 47 | ৪৭ | সাতচল্লিশ | xatsollis | |
| 48 | ৪৮ | আঠচল্লিশ | athsollis | |
| 49 | ৪৯ | ঊনপঞ্চাশ | unponsax | |
| 50 | ৫০ | পঞ্চাশ | ponsax | |
| 51 | ৫১ | একাৱন | ekabon | |
| 52 | ৫২ | বাৱন | bawon | |
| 53 | ৫৩ | তেপ্পান | teppan | |
| 54 | ৫৪ | চৌৱন্ন | souwonno | |
| 55 | ৫৫ | পঞ্চান্ন | ponsanno | |
| 56 | ৫৬ | ছাপ্পান্ন | sappanno | |
| 57 | ৫৭ | সাতাৱন্ন | xatawonno | |
| 58 | ৫৮ | আঠাৱন্ন | athawonno | |
| 59 | ৫৯ | ঊনষাঠি | unxathi | |
| 60 | ৬০ | ষাঠি | xathi | |
| 61 | ৬১ | একষাঠি | ekxathi | |
| 62 | ৬২ | বাষষ্টি | baxosti | |
| 63 | ৬৩ | তেষষ্টি | texosti | |
| 64 | ৬৪ | চৌষষ্টি | souxosti | |
| 65 | ৬৫ | পঁয়ষষ্টি | poyxosti | |
| 66 | ৬৬ | ছিয়াষষ্টি | siyaxosti | |
| 67 | ৬৭ | সাতষষ্টি | xatoxosti | |
| 68 | ৬৮ | আঠষষ্টি | athoxosti | |
| 69 | ৬৯ | ঊনসত্তৰ | unsottor | |
| 70 | ৭০ | সত্তৰ | sottor | |
| 71 | ৭১ | একসত্তৰ | eksottor | |
| 72 | ৭২ | বাহাত্তৰ | bahattor | |
| 73 | ৭৩ | তেহাত্তৰ | tehattor | |
| 74 | ৭৪ | চৌহাত্তৰ | souhattor | |
| 75 | ৭৫ | পঁচাত্তৰ | posattor | |
| 76 | ৭৬ | ছিয়াত্তৰ | siyattor | |
| 77 | ৭৭ | সাতাত্তৰ | xatattor | |
| 78 | ৭৮ | আঠাত্তৰ | athattor | |
| 79 | ৭৯ | ঊনআশী | unaxi | |
| 80 | ৮০ | আশী | axi | |
| 81 | ৮১ | একাশী | ekaxi | |
| 82 | ৮২ | বিৰাশী | biraxi | |
| 83 | ৮৩ | তিৰাশী | tiraxi | |
| 84 | ৮৪ | চৌৰাশী | souraxi | |
| 85 | ৮৫ | পঁচাশী | poxaxi | |
| 86 | ৮৬ | ছিয়াশী | siyaxi | |
| 87 | ৮৭ | সাতাশী | xataxi | |
| 88 | ৮৮ | আঠাশী | athaxi | |
| 89 | ৮৯ | ঊননব্বৈ | unnobboi | |
| 90 | ৯০ | নব্বৈ | nobboi | |
| 91 | ৯১ | একানব্বৈ | ekanobboi | |
| 92 | ৯২ | বিৰানব্বৈ | biranobboi | |
| 93 | ৯৩ | তিৰানব্বৈ | tiranobboi | |
| 94 | ৯৪ | চৌৰানব্বৈ | souranobboi | |
| 95 | ৯৫ | পঁচানব্বৈ | poxanobboi | |
| 96 | ৯৬ | ছিয়ানব্বৈ | siyanobboi | |
| 97 | ৯৭ | সাতানব্বৈ | xatanobboi | |
| 98 | ৯৮ | আঠানব্বৈ | athanobboi | |
| 99 | ৯৯ | ঊনশ | unxo | |
| 100 | ১০০ | এশ | ex |
Study Tip
Practice reading the English number, Assamese digit and Assamese word together. Writing each number several times every day helps improve both handwriting and memory.
Large Assamese Numbers
Besides counting from 0 to 100, learners should also know the commonly used higher Assamese numbers. These numbers are frequently used in mathematics, banking, population statistics, finance, competitive examinations and everyday communication.
The Assamese number system follows the Indian numbering system, using units such as হাজাৰ (Thousand), লাখ (Lakh) and কোটি (Crore).
| English Number | Assamese Number | Assamese Word | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1000 | ১০০০ | হাজাৰ | hazar |
| 10000 | ১০,০০০ | দহ হাজাৰ | doh hazar |
| 100000 | ১,০০,০০০ | এক লাখ | ek lakh |
| 1000000 | ১০,০০,০০০ | দহ লাখ | doh lakh |
| 10000000 | ১,০০,০০,০০০ | এক কোটি | ek kuti |
| 100000000 | ১০,০০,০০,০০০ | দহ কোটি | doh kuti |
Quick Revision Notes
🔢 Assamese Digits
- ০ = Zero
- ১ = One
- ২ = Two
- ৩ = Three
- Practice writing daily.
📖 Pronunciation
- Read aloud every number.
- Focus on correct pronunciation.
- Practice daily for fluency.
🧮 Mathematics
- Essential for arithmetic.
- Used in measurements.
- Helpful for calculations.
🎓 Examination
- Important for school exams.
- Useful for TET & ADRE.
- Helpful in competitive exams.
Most Important Examination Questions
Very Important Questions
- Write Assamese numbers from 1 to 20.
- Write Assamese numbers from 1 to 100.
- How is 50 written in Assamese?
- How is 100 written in Assamese?
- Write the Assamese words for 25, 50 and 75.
- What is the Assamese word for one lakh?
- Write the Assamese number for one crore.
- Why should students learn Assamese numbers?
Exam Tips
- Practice writing Assamese digits every day.
- Read each Assamese number aloud while writing.
- Memorize the spelling of common numbers.
- Revise higher numbers like Thousand, Lakh and Crore.
- Practice with previous examination questions.
- Use Assamese numbers in everyday counting activities.
Common Mistakes Students Make
Mistake 1
Confusing Assamese digits with English digits.
Mistake 2
Incorrect pronunciation of Assamese number names.
Mistake 3
Memorizing numbers without regular revision.
Mistake 4
Confusing larger numbers such as Lakh and Crore.
Applications of Assamese Numbers
Assamese numbers are used in almost every aspect of daily life. From classroom learning to banking and shopping, they play an essential role in communication and mathematics.
🏫 Education
Used in schools for counting, mathematics and examinations.
🛒 Shopping
Helpful while calculating prices, bills and quantities.
🏦 Banking
Used for reading amounts, account details and financial transactions.
📅 Daily Life
Essential for dates, age, time, measurements and everyday communication.
Summary Table of Assamese Numbers
The following table provides a quick overview of Assamese numbers. It is useful for last-minute revision before school examinations, scholarship tests and competitive exams.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Topic | Assamese Numbers (অসমীয়া সংখ্যা) |
| Number Range | 0 to 100 |
| Additional Numbers | 1,000 to 10 Crore |
| Includes | English Number, Assamese Digit, Assamese Word & Pronunciation |
| Useful For | Students, Teachers and Competitive Exams |
| Main Purpose | Counting, Mathematics and Assamese Language Learning |
| Difficulty Level | Beginner to Intermediate |
Quick Revision Notes
🔢 Assamese Digits
- ০ – ৯ are the basic Assamese digits.
- Learn the script before memorizing large numbers.
- Practice writing every day.
📖 Number Names
- Read Assamese number names aloud.
- Focus on correct spelling.
- Practice pronunciation daily.
🧮 Mathematics
- Essential for arithmetic.
- Used in measurements.
- Improves calculation skills.
🎓 Examination
- Important for school examinations.
- Useful for TET, ADRE and APSC.
- Helps in competitive examinations.
Most Important Examination Questions
Very Important Questions
- Write Assamese numbers from 1 to 20.
- Write Assamese numbers from 1 to 100.
- How is 50 written in Assamese?
- How is 75 written in Assamese?
- Write the Assamese word for 100.
- What is the Assamese word for one thousand?
- Write one lakh and one crore in Assamese.
- Why should students learn Assamese numbers?
Exam Tips
- Practice Assamese digits before memorizing number names.
- Read the pronunciation while writing every number.
- Revise numbers in groups of ten (1–10, 11–20, etc.).
- Memorize common higher numbers like Thousand, Lakh and Crore.
- Solve counting exercises regularly.
- Use Assamese numbers in everyday conversations whenever possible.
Common Mistakes Students Make
Mistake 1
Confusing Assamese digits with English digits.
Mistake 2
Incorrect spelling of Assamese number names.
Mistake 3
Skipping pronunciation practice while learning numbers.
Mistake 4
Confusing higher units such as Thousand, Lakh and Crore.
Benefits of Learning Assamese Numbers
Learning Assamese numbers helps students develop strong mathematical skills while improving reading, writing and communication in the Assamese language. It is also useful for competitive examinations and everyday life.
📚 Better Learning
Builds a strong foundation for mathematics and logical thinking.
🗣 Better Communication
Improves speaking, reading and understanding of Assamese numbers.
🎯 Competitive Exams
Useful for school examinations, TET, ADRE, APSC and other recruitment tests.
🌏 Daily Life
Used in shopping, banking, measurements, calendars, travel and official documents.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What are Assamese numbers?
Assamese numbers (অসমীয়া সংখ্যা) are the numerical symbols and number names used in the Assamese language for counting, mathematics, measurements and everyday communication.
2. Why should students learn Assamese numbers?
Learning Assamese numbers improves counting skills, mathematics, reading, writing and communication. They are also important for school and competitive examinations.
3. What is 1 in Assamese?
The number 1 in Assamese is written as ১ (এক).
4. What is 10 in Assamese?
The number 10 in Assamese is written as ১০ (দহ).
5. What is 100 in Assamese?
The number 100 in Assamese is written as ১০০ (এশ).
6. How do I memorize Assamese numbers quickly?
Practice numbers daily, read them aloud, write them repeatedly and revise them in groups of ten (1–10, 11–20, etc.) for better retention.
7. Are Assamese numbers useful for competitive examinations?
Yes. Assamese numbers are commonly used in school examinations, TET, ADRE, APSC and other competitive examinations.
8. Which larger Assamese numbers should students know?
Students should also learn হাজাৰ (Thousand), লাখ (Lakh) and কোটি (Crore), as these are widely used in education and daily life.
Conclusion
Learning Assamese Numbers (অসমীয়া সংখ্যা) is one of the most important steps in building strong mathematical and language skills. From counting everyday objects to solving mathematical problems, Assamese numbers are used in almost every aspect of daily life. Mastering the Assamese number system helps students improve their reading, writing, pronunciation and overall confidence in using the language.
This complete guide covers Assamese numbers from 0 to 100, along with higher numbers such as 1,000, 1 Lakh and 1 Crore. With regular practice, pronunciation exercises and revision, students can quickly become confident in reading and writing Assamese numbers for school, competitive examinations and practical everyday use.
Quick Revision
- ✔ Learn Assamese digits (০–৯) first.
- ✔ Practice counting from 0 to 100 every day.
- ✔ Read each number aloud for correct pronunciation.
- ✔ Revise higher numbers like Thousand, Lakh and Crore.
- ✔ Use Assamese numbers in daily conversations and mathematics.
- ✔ Regular practice improves memory and examination performance.
References
- SCERT Assam Learning Resources
- ASSEB (Formerly SEBA & AHSEC) Educational Materials
- NCERT Elementary Mathematics Resources
- Standard Assamese Language and Grammar Books
- Assamese Dictionaries and Educational Publications