Marathi Numerals
The digits count the same way as the numbers you know, and you read them left to right.
How It Works
The digits of Devanagari are the ones you see in Marathi print.
| ० | १ | २ | ३ | ४ | ५ | ६ | ७ | ८ | ९ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
Numbers have places like English: १५ is fifteen, ४० is forty, and २०२६ is a year. Use them for prices (३० रुपये), dates (१५ जून), years, bus numbers and counts in lists.
The word रुपये is plural after a number above one: ४० रुपये. For one, say एक रुपया. In dialogue, small counts are words: दोन कप चहा.
Read a long number from the left: १२५ is one hundred twenty-five. Clock times written as figures use the digits too: ९ वाजता.
Examples (5)
- पोहे ३० रुपये आहेत.
The poha costs 30 rupees.
The price uses the digits ३ and ०.
- आज १५ जून आहे.
Today is the 15th of June.
१५ is a date.
- आम्ही २०२६ मध्ये पुण्यात आलो.
We came to Pune in 2026.
२०२६ is a year.
- बस क्रमांक १२ इथे थांबते.
Bus number 12 stops here.
१२ is a bus number.
- वर्गात २५ मुले आहेत.
There are 25 children in the class.
२५ is a count.
Common Mistakes
Using Latin digits in Marathi text.
चहा 40 रुपये आहे.चहा ४० रुपये आहे.Marathi text prints the Devanagari digits.
Using the singular word for money after a number.
चहा ४० रुपया आहे.चहा ४० रुपये आहे.After a number above one the word is the plural रुपये.
How It Connects
Related Patterns
- एक / दोन / तीनCounting to Ten
Teaches the number words one to three.
Level 1 - अकरा / वीस / पंचवीस / पन्नासNumbers to a Hundred
Teaches larger number words.
Level 2 - शंभर / हजार / लाख / कोटीLarge Numbers
Teaches the big number words.
Level 2 - … वाजता / वाजलेClock Times
Teaches how to say the time.
Level 2 - Reading Marathi in Devanagari
Introduces the script that the digits belong to.
Foundations