For Ajuk:
taliesin the storyteller wrote:
>
> A classic question is: how do you count to ten in your conlang?
one - uz /uz/
two - zevir /ze.'vir/
three - drevir /dre.'vir/
four - ver /ver/
five - vuk /vuk/
six - zek /zek/
seven - tev /tev/
eight - itej /itej/
nine - eon /e.on/
> Generalizing:
> - do you form ordinals from cardinals? how? if not, how?
Yes. Ordinals are formed by adding the suffix -en to the number, from
there it's treated as an adjective.
Examples:
nomapi uzenot ladesh
[I.masc.gen] [one.ord.inan.nom] [car.nom]
/'nom.ap.i/ /'uz.en.ot/ /lad.'esh/
"my first car"
Erapi zevirenoto sereko upoti Ajuk
[he.masc.gen] [two.ord.inan.acc] [language.acc] [be.inan.3rd] [Ajuk.nom]
/'er.ap.i/ /ze.'vir.en.ot.o/ /ser.'ek.o/ /'up.ot.i/ /ai.'uk/
"Ajuk is his second language"
I haven't thought about the rest of them.
--
Robert