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this word was developed from the birth-order terms wangudu/wanguya (meaning agreed upon in workshops: seventh daughter/son).

- this word was developed from the birth-order terms marrudu/marruya (meaning sixth daughter/son).

- this word was developed from the birth-order terms garadu/gariya (meaning eighth daughter/son) + ngari (one).

- this word was developed from the birth-order terms garadu/gariya (meaning 8th daughter/son) + burlayi (two).

- this word was developed from the birth-order terms garadu/gariya (eighth daughter/son).

this word was developed from the birth-order terms wangudu/wanguya (meaning agreed upon in workshops: seventh daughter/son).

- another word is also recorded for four. In old Nharangga these were probably just alternative words with the same meaning. Yara burlayi is the more commonly recorded.- the Nharangga Language Workshop decided to use this as the usual word, to match with yara burlayi ngari five.- yara another, burlayi two.

- note that a completely different word is also recorderd for one. In old Nharangga these were possibly just alternative words for the same meaning. Ngari appears to mean literally solo, alone.- for the sake of consistency, the Nharangga Language Workshop are no longer using the word ngari to mean one by itself.

- this word was developed from the birth-order terms marrudu/marruya (meaning sixth daughter/son).

includes the word marna many.