Editing Ingush language (section)

===Numerals===
Like many Northeast Caucasian languages, Ingush uses a [[vigesimal]] system, where numbers lower than twenty are counted as in a base-ten system, but higher decads are base-twenty.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Orthography !! Phonetic !! Value !! Composition
|-
| cwa || [t͡sʕʌ] || 1 || 
|-
| shi || [ʃɪ] || 2 || 
|-
| qo || [qo] || 3 || 
|-
| d.i'<sup>1</sup> || [dɪʔ] || 4 || 
|-
| pxi || [pxɪ] || 5 || 
|-
| jaalx || [jalx] || 6 || 
|-
| vorh || [vʷor̥] || 7 || 
|-
| baarh || [bar̥] || 8 || 
|-
| iis || [is] || 9 || 
|-
| itt || [itː] || 10 || 
|-
| cwaitt || [t͡sʕɛtː] || 11 || 1+10
|-
| shiitt || [ʃitː] || 12 || 2+10
|-
| qoitt || [qoitː] || 13 || 3+10
|-
| d.iitt<sup>1</sup> || [ditː] || 14 || 4+10
|-
| pxiitt || [pxitː] || 15 || 5+10
|-
| jalxett || [jʌlxɛtː] || 16 || 6+10
|-
| vuriit || [vʷʊritː] || 17 || 7+10
|-
| bareitt || [bʌreitː] || 18 || 8+10
|-
| tq'iesta || [tqʼiːestə̆] || 19 || 
|-
| tq'o || [tqʼo] || 20
|
|-
| tq'ea itt || [tqʼɛ̯æjitː] || 30 || 20+10
|-
| shouztq'a || [ʃouztqʼə̆] || 40 || 2×20
|-
| shouztq'aj itt || [ʃouztqʼetː] || 50 || 2×20+10
|-
| bwea || [bʕɛ̯æ] || 100 || 
|-
| shi bwea || [ʃɪ bʕɛ̯æ] || 200 || 2×100
|-
| ezar || [ɛzər] || 1000 || loan from Persian
|}
# Note that "four" and its derivatives begin with noun-[[class marker (morphology)|class marker]]. ''d-'' is merely the default value.