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LESSON 33Numbers 11 to 19
The numbers from 11 to 19 do not have short forms — only the numbers from 3 to 10 have short forms.
Numbers
| English | Darija |
|---|---|
| Eleven | нḍaš |
| Twelve | ṭnaš |
| Thirteen | tlṭaš |
| Fourteen | rb3ṭaš |
| Fifteen | xmsṭaš |
| Sixteen | sṭṭaš |
| Seventeen | sb3ṭaš |
| Eighteen | tmnṭaš |
| Nineteen | ts3ṭaš |
Combining 11 to 19 with nouns
The structure is: number + r or l + singular noun without the definite article
sṭṭaš r 3am or sṭṭaš l 3am — sixteen years
tmnṭaš r bnt or tmnṭaš l bnt — eighteen girls
The noun is singular. The plural noun form is used only with numbers from 2 to 10 — for other numbers, the singular form is used.
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