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Today we cover the Hindi numbers from 51-100. Below you can see the Hindi numeral and how to write the name of the number in Hindi as well as the pronunciation. Here is the format:

<English Number> – <Hindi Number> – <Hindi number spelled out> <pronunciation of the Hindi number>

51 – Ikyaavan

52 – baavan

53 – tirepan

54 – chaovan

55 – pachapan

56 – chhappan

57 – sattaavan

58 – ATThaavan

59 – UnasaTh

60 – saaTh

61 – IkasaTh

62 – baasaTh

63 – tiresaTh

64 – chaoNnsaTh/chaoNsaTh

65 – paiNnsaTh/paiNsaTh

66 – chhiyaasaTh

67 – saDdasaTh

68 – ADdasaTh

69 – Unahattar

70 – sattar

71 – Ikahattar

72 – bahattar

73 – tihattar

74 – chaohattar

75 – pachahattar

76 – chhihattar

77 – satahattar

78 – AThahattar

79 – Unaasee

80 – Assee

81 – Ikyaasee

82 – bayaasee

83 – tiraasee

84 – chaoraasee

85 – pachaasee

86 – chhiyaasee

87 – sattasee

88 – ATThaasee

89 – navaasee

90 – nabbe

91 – Ikyaanabe

92 – baanabe

93 – tiraanabe

94 – chaoraanabe

95 – paNchaanabe

96 – chhiyaanabe

97 – sattanabe

98 – ATThaanabe

99 – ninyaanabe

100 – sao

Related ISpeakHindi episodes

(we have covered the numbers many times…)

July 9, 2008 – #273 – Numbers 1-50

July 8, 2008 – #272 – Numbers 1-10

Numbers 0-10 (May 20, 2008)

Numbers 11-20 (May 29, 2008)

Numbers 21-30 (June 8, 2008)

Counting 1-5 (1/2/2008)

Counting 6-10 (1/3/2008)

Counting 11-15 (1/4/2008)

Counting 16-20 (1/5/2008)

Counting 21-25 (1/6/2008)

Counting 26-30 (1/7/2008)

Counting 31-35 (1/8/2008)

September 30, 2007 – learning to count in Hindi

Other Resources on the web

Hindi Number on HindiDevanagari.com

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