Editing Classic Maya language (section)

=== Numerals ===
Linguists and epigraphers still debate the accurate reading of classical Maya numerals. Numbers greater than 20 are recorded in classical Mayan inscriptions, as part of the so-called "lunar series", for example, when describing the number of days that a "lunar month" specifically has (for example, "20 + 9"; "20 + 10") or the count or order of dynasties to be counted.<ref name=":0" />

List of numerals:
* {{lang|emy|mih}} (0)
* {{lang|emy|jun}} (1)
* {{lang|emy|cha’}} / {{lang|emy|ka’}} (2)
* {{lang|emy|ox}} / {{lang|emy|ux}} (3)
* {{lang|emy|chan}} / {{lang|emy|kan}} (4)
* {{lang|emy|ho’}} (5)
* {{lang|emy|wak}} (6)
* {{lang|emy|huk}} / {{lang|emy|wuk}} (7)
* {{lang|emy|waxak}} (8)
* {{lang|emy|balun}} / {{lang|emy|bolon}} (9)
* {{lang|emy|lajun}} (10)
* {{lang|emy|buluch}} / {{lang|emy|buluj}} (11)
* {{lang|emy|laj cha’}} / {{lang|emy|laj ka’}} (12)
* {{lang|emy|ox lajun}} / {{lang|emy|ux lajun}} (13)
* {{lang|emy|chan lajun}} / {{lang|emy|kan lajun}} (14)
* {{lang|emy|ho’ lajun}} (15)
* {{lang|emy|wak lajun}} (16)
* {{lang|emy|huk lajun}} / {{lang|emy|wuk lajun}} (17)
* {{lang|emy|waxak lajun}} (18)
* {{lang|emy|balun lajun}} / {{lang|emy|bolon lajun}} (19)
* {{lang|emy|winak}} / {{lang|emy|k'al}} (20).