Editing Classical Armenian (section)

== Numbers in Old Armenian ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+
!Number
!Old Armenian
![[Proto-Indo-European language|PIE]]
|-
|''One''
|<big>մի (mi)</big>
|*sémih₂ < feminine of *sḗm ("one")
|-
|''Two''
|<big>երկու (erku)</big>
|*dwoy- < *dwóh₁ (then {{Clarify|reason=Can't be found as a linguistics term on Wikipedia or Wiktionary, meaning is unclear.|text=fully re-elaborated|date=January 2025}})
|-
|''Three''
|<big>երեք (erekʻ)</big>
|*tréyes
|-
|''Four''
|<big>չորք (čʻorkʻ)</big>
<big>քառ (kʻaṙ)</big>
|*kʷtwr̥(s?) < zero-grade of *kʷetwóres
|-
|''Five''
|<big>հինգ (hing)</big>
|*pénkʷe
|-
|''Six''
|<big>վեց (vecʻ)</big>
|*suwéḱs < *swéḱs
|-
|''Seven''
|<big>եօթն (eōtʻn)</big>
|*septḿ̥
|-
|''Eight''
|<big>ութ (utʻ) < [[Proto-Armenian language|proto-Armenian]] *owtu</big>
|*(h₁)oḱtṓw
|-
|''Nine''
|<big>ինն (inn) < proto-Armenian *enun-</big>
|*h₁nuno- < zero-grade of *h₁néwn̥
|-
|''Ten''
|<big>տասն (tasn)</big>
|*déḱm̥
|}