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7 [seven]

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৭ [সাত]

7 [sāta]

সংখ্যা / নম্বর

[saṅkhyā / nambara]

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I count: আম- -ণ-া--রি আম- গণন- কর- আ-ি গ-ন- ক-ি ------------ আমি গণনা করি 0
āmi g-ṇ-nā --ri āmi gaṇanā kari ā-i g-ṇ-n- k-r- --------------- āmi gaṇanā kari
one, two, three এ-,-দ-ই,-ত-ন এক, দ-ই, ত-ন এ-, দ-ই- ত-ন ------------ এক, দুই, তিন 0
ē-a, --'-- ---a ēka, du'i, tina ē-a- d-'-, t-n- --------------- ēka, du'i, tina
I count to three. আম- তি- -র--ন্- গ--- কর- ৷ আম- ত-ন পর-যন-ত গণন- কর- ৷ আ-ি ত-ন প-্-ন-ত গ-ন- ক-ি ৷ -------------------------- আমি তিন পর্যন্ত গণনা করি ৷ 0
ā-- ti-- --r----a --ṇ-n--k-ri āmi tina paryanta gaṇanā kari ā-i t-n- p-r-a-t- g-ṇ-n- k-r- ----------------------------- āmi tina paryanta gaṇanā kari
I count further: আ-ি -ণ---কর-ে---কি-৷ আম- গণন- করত- থ-ক- ৷ আ-ি গ-ন- ক-ত- থ-ক- ৷ -------------------- আমি গণনা করতে থাকি ৷ 0
ā-i g-ṇanā -a-a---th-ki āmi gaṇanā karatē thāki ā-i g-ṇ-n- k-r-t- t-ā-i ----------------------- āmi gaṇanā karatē thāki
four, five, six, চ-র--পা----ছয় চ-র, প--চ, ছয় চ-র- প-ঁ-, ছ- ------------- চার, পাঁচ, ছয় 0
cāra, p-m̐-a, ----a cāra, pām-ca, chaẏa c-r-, p-m-c-, c-a-a ------------------- cāra, pām̐ca, chaẏa
seven, eight, nine স-ত, আট---য় স-ত, আট, নয় স-ত- আ-, ন- ----------- সাত, আট, নয় 0
s-t-- ---- na-a sāta, āṭa, naẏa s-t-, ā-a- n-ẏ- --------------- sāta, āṭa, naẏa
I count. আমি গ-না--রি-৷ আম- গণন- কর- ৷ আ-ি গ-ন- ক-ি ৷ -------------- আমি গণনা করি ৷ 0
āmi-gaṇ-n- --ri āmi gaṇanā kari ā-i g-ṇ-n- k-r- --------------- āmi gaṇanā kari
You count. তুমি গণ----র-৷ ত-ম- গণন- কর ৷ ত-ম- গ-ন- ক- ৷ -------------- তুমি গণনা কর ৷ 0
tu-----ṇ-n- k--a tumi gaṇanā kara t-m- g-ṇ-n- k-r- ---------------- tumi gaṇanā kara
He counts. সে---ন--ক-- ৷ স- গণন- কর- ৷ স- গ-ন- ক-ে ৷ ------------- সে গণনা করে ৷ 0
s- gaṇa-ā-karē sē gaṇanā karē s- g-ṇ-n- k-r- -------------- sē gaṇanā karē
One. The first. এ-. ----ম এক. প-রথম এ-. প-র-ম --------- এক. প্রথম 0
ēk-.-Pr-t---a ēka. Prathama ē-a- P-a-h-m- ------------- ēka. Prathama
Two. The second. দ-ই- -্-িতীয় দ-ই. দ-ব-ত-য় দ-ই- দ-ব-ত-য় ------------ দুই. দ্বিতীয় 0
du--. -bi-ī-a du'i. Dbitīẏa d-'-. D-i-ī-a ------------- du'i. Dbitīẏa
Three. The third. ত-ন- ----য় ত-ন. ত-ত-য় ত-ন- ত-ত-য় ---------- তিন. তৃতীয় 0
ti-a.--r̥tī-a tina. Tr-tīẏa t-n-. T-̥-ī-a ------------- tina. Tr̥tīẏa
Four. The fourth. চ-র. --ুর্থ চ-র. চত-র-থ চ-র- চ-ু-্- ----------- চার. চতুর্থ 0
c-r-----tu--ha cāra. Caturtha c-r-. C-t-r-h- -------------- cāra. Caturtha
Five. The fifth. পাঁ-.-পঞ্-ম প--চ. পঞ-চম প-ঁ-. প-্-ম ----------- পাঁচ. পঞ্চম 0
p--̐ca--P--c--a pām-ca. Pañcama p-m-c-. P-ñ-a-a --------------- pām̐ca. Pañcama
Six. The sixth. ছয়- ---ঠ ছয়. ষষ-ঠ ছ-. ষ-্- -------- ছয়. ষষ্ঠ 0
c-aẏa.---ṣṭha chaẏa. Ṣaṣṭha c-a-a- Ṣ-ṣ-h- ------------- chaẏa. Ṣaṣṭha
Seven. The seventh. সা-. -প--ম স-ত. সপ-তম স-ত- স-্-ম ---------- সাত. সপ্তম 0
s-t-- ---tama sāta. Saptama s-t-. S-p-a-a ------------- sāta. Saptama
Eight. The eighth. আ-.-অ-্-ম আট. অষ-টম আ-. অ-্-ম --------- আট. অষ্টম 0
āṭa. A--ama āṭa. Aṣṭama ā-a- A-ṭ-m- ----------- āṭa. Aṣṭama
Nine. The ninth. ন----বম নয়. নবম ন-. ন-ম ------- নয়. নবম 0
n-ẏa- Nab-ma naẏa. Nabama n-ẏ-. N-b-m- ------------ naẏa. Nabama

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