Editing Signed-digit representation (section)

===Finnish Language===
There is yet another language having this feature (by now, only in traces), however, still in active use today. This is the [[Finnish Language]], where the (spelled out) numerals are used this way should a digit of 8 or 9 occur. The scheme is like this:<ref>{{Cite web |title=Kielitoimiston sanakirja |url=https://www.kielitoimistonsanakirja.fi/#/perusluku |access-date=2024-04-07 |website=www.kielitoimistonsanakirja.fi}}</ref>

*1 = "yksi" (Note: yhd- or yht- mostly when about to be declined; e.g. "yhdessä" = "together, as one [entity]")
*2 = "kaksi" (Also note: kahde-, kahte- when declined)
*3 = "kolme"
*4 = "neljä"
...
*7 = "seitsemän"
*8 = "kah(d)eksan" (two left [for it to reach it])
*9 = "yh(d)eksän" (one left [for it to reach it])
*10 = "kymmenen" (ten)

Above list is no special case, it consequently appears in larger cardinals as well, e.g.:
*399 = "kolmesataayhdeksänkymmentäyhdeksän"

Emphasizing of these attributes stay present even in the shortest colloquial forms of numerals:

*1 = "yy"
*2 = "kaa"
*3 = "koo"
...
*7 = "seiska"
*8 = "kasi"
*9 = "ysi"
*10 = "kymppi"

However, this phenomenon has no influence on written numerals, the Finnish use the standard Western-Arabic decimal notation.