Editing Polynesian languages (section)

===Numerals in Polynesian languages===
Numerals:<ref>{{Cite web |title=The Numbers List |url=http://www.zompist.com/numbers.shtml |access-date=2022-09-20 |website=zompist.com}}</ref>
{| class="wikitable"
![[English language|English]]
!one
!two
!three
!four
!five
!six
!seven
!eight
!nine
!ten
|-
![[Proto-Polynesian]]
|*tasi
|*rua
|*tolu
|*fa
|*rima
|*ono
|*fitu
|*walu
|*hiwa
|*haŋafulu
|-
![[Tongan language|Tongan]]
|taha
|ua
|tolu
|fa
|nima
|ono
|fitu
|valu
|hiva
|hongofulu
|-
![[Niuean language|Niuean]]
|taha
|ua
|tolu
|fā
|lima
|ono
|fitu
|valu
|hiva
|hogofulu
|-
![[Samoan language|Samoan]]
|tasi
|lua
|tolu
|fa
|lima
|ono
|fitu
|valu
|iva
|sefulu
|-
![[Tokelauan language|Tokelauan]]
|tahi
|lua
|tolu
|fa
|lima
|ono
|fitu
|valu
|iva
|hefulu
|-
![[Tuvaluan language|Tuvaluan]]
|tasi
|lua
|tolu
|fa
|lima
|ono
|fitu
|valu
|iva
|agafulu
|-
![[Kapingamarangi language|Kapingamarangi]]
|dahi
|lua
|dolu
|haa
|lima
|ono
|hidu
|walu
|hiwa
|mada
|-
![[Ontong Java language|Ontong Java]]
|kahi
|lua
|kolu
|hā
|lima
|oŋo
|hiku
|valu
|sivo
|sehui
|-
![[Takuu language|Takuu]]
|tasi
|lua
|toru
|fa
|rima
|ono
|fitu
|varu
|sivo
|sinafuru
|-
![[Vaeakau-Taumako language|Pileni]]
|tasi
|rua
|toru
|fā
|lima
|ono
|fitu
|valu
|iva
|kʰaro
|-
![[Sikaiana language|Sikaiana]]
|tahi
|lua
|tolu
|hā
|lima
|ono
|hitu
|valo
|sivo
|sehui
|-
![[Marquesan language|Marquesan]]
|e tahi
|e úa
|e toú
|e fa
|e íma
|e ono
|e fitu
|e vaú
|e iva
|ónohuú
|-
![[Hawaiian language|Hawaiian]]
|‘e-kahi
|‘e-lua
|‘e-kolu
|‘e-hā
|‘e-lima
|‘e-ono
|‘e-hiku
|‘e-walu
|‘e-iwa
|‘umi
|-
![[Mangareva language|Mangareva]]
|tahi
|rua
|toru
|ha
|rima
|ono
|hitu
|varu
|iva
|rogouru
|-
![[Rapa Nui language|Rapa Nui]]
|tahi
|rua
|toru
|ha
|rima
|ono
|hitu
|vaʼu
|iva
|ʼahuru
|-
![[Māori language|Maori]]
|tahi
|rua
|toru
|whā
|rima
|ono
|whitu
|waru
|iwa
|tekau (also ngahuru)
|-
![[Tahitian language|Tahitian]]
|tahi
|piti
|toru
|maha
|pae
|ōno
|hitu
|vaʼu
|iva
|hōeʼahuru
|-
![[Cook Islands Māori|Rarotongan]]
|taʼi
|rua
|toru
|ā
|rima
|ono
|ʼitu
|varu
|iva
|ngaʼuru
|-
![[Tuamotuan language|Tuamotuan]]
|tahi
|rua
|toru
|fā
|rima
|ono
|hitu
|varu
|iva
|rongoʼuru
|-
![[Penrhyn language|Penrhyn]]
|tahi
|lua
|tolu
|hā
|lima
|ono
|hitu
|valu
|iva
|tahi-ngahulu
|-
![[Moriori language|Moriori]]
|tehi
|teru
|toru
|tewha
|terima
|teono
|tewhitu
|tewaru
|teiwa
|meangauru
|-
![[Anuta language|Anuta]]
|tai
|rua
|toru
|paa
|nima
|ono
|pitu
|varu
|iva
|puangapuru
|-
![[Emae language|Emae]]
|tasi
|rua
|toru
|fa
|rima
|ono
|fitu
|βaru
|siβa
|ŋafuru
|-
![[Futuna-Aniwa language|Futuna-Aniwa]]
|tasi
|rua
|toru
|fa
|rima
|ono
|fitu
|varo
|iva
|tagafuru
|-
![[Mele-Fila language|Mele]]
|tasi
|rua
|toru
|fa
|rima
|ono
|fitu
|βaru
|siβa
|siŋafuru
|-
![[Nanumea]]
|tahi
|lua
|tolu
|fā
|lima
|ono
|fitu
|valu
|iva
|toa
|-
![[Nukuoro language|Nukuoro]]
|dahi
|ka-lua
|ka-dolu
|ka-haa
|ka-lima
|ka-ono
|ka-hidu
|ka-valu
|ka-siva
|ka-hulu
|-
![[Pukapukan language|Pukapuka]]
|tayi
|lua
|tolu
|wa
|lima
|ono
|witu
|valu
|iva
|laugaulu
|-
![[Rennellese language|Rennellese]]
|tahi
|ŋgua
|toŋgu
|hā
|ŋgima
|ono
|hitu
|baŋgu
|iba
|katoa
|-
![[Tikopia language|Tikopia]]
|tasi
|rua
|toru
|fa
|rima
|ono
|fitu
|varu
|siva
|fuaŋafuru
|-
![[Wallisian language|Wallisian]]
|tahi
|lua
|tolu
|fā
|nima
|ono
|fitu
|valu
|hiva
|hogofulu
|-
![[West Uvean language|West Uvea]]
|tahi
|ƚua
|toƚu
|fa
|lima
|tahia-tupu
|luaona-tupu
|toluona-tupu
|faona-tupu
|limaona-tupu
|}

The words for 1,000 and 10,000 in these languages notably shifted between eastern and western branches: those in Tongic and Samoic groups used {{Wikt-lang|to|afe}} for 1,000 and {{Wikt-lang|to|mano}} for 10,000; while Marquesic languages like Tahitian, Māori and Hawaiian use ''mano'' and ''tini'' ~ ''kini'' respectively.<ref>{{cite journal |last=Overmann |first=Karenleigh A. |title=Counting “elevens” and why nine and two make twenty: The material roots of Polynesian numbers |journal=Journal of Mathematics and Culture |date=Jun 2021 |volume=15 |issue=3 |page=5-6}}</ref>