Editing Aleut language (section)

==== Numerals ====
The numeral system is decimal with {{lang|ale-latn|hatix̂}} 'ten' and {{lang|ale-latn|sisax̂}} 'hundred' as the basic higher terms. The higher tens numerals are derived through multiplication (e.g. 2 x10 for 'twenty'). The multiplicative numerals are derived with the suffix {{lang|ale-latn|-di-m}} on the base numeral followed by {{lang|ale-latn|hatix̂}} 'ten'. For example, {{lang|ale-latn|qankudim hatix̂}} 'forty'.<ref name=":1" /> {{clarification needed|date= May 2021|reason= in the table, it says "qankudim" is used for thirty, which makes more sense given that (at least according to the table) the word for three/3 is qankus/qaankun. Is this what it says in the source, or an error made by an editor? I'd like to know before I go about changing the translation of "qankudim hatix̂" from the current "forty" to the seemingly more likely accurate "30 (thirty)."}}

{| class="wikitable"
|+Numerals 
|1
|{{lang|ale|ataqan}}
|6
|{{lang|ale|atuung}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|2
|E: {{lang|ale|aalax}}<br>A: {{lang|ale|alax}}
|7
|{{lang|ale|uluung}}
|20
|{{lang|ale|algidim}}
|60
|{{lang|ale|atuungidim}}
|-
|3
|E: {{lang|ale|qaankun}}<br>A: {{lang|ale|qankus}}
|8
|{{lang|ale|qamchiing}}
|30
|{{lang|ale|qankudim}}
|70
|{{lang|ale|uluungidim}}
|-
|4
|E: {{lang|ale|sichin}}<br>A: {{lang|ale|siching}}
|9
|{{lang|ale|siching}}
|40
|{{lang|ale|sichidim}}
|80
|{{lang|ale|qamchiingidim}}
|-
|5
|{{lang|ale|chaang}}
|10
|{{lang|ale|hatix̂}}
|50
|{{lang|ale|chaangidim}}
|90
|{{lang|ale|sichiingidim}}
|}
{{citation needed|date= May 2021}}