1–10
- Owo
- Eva
- Eha
- Enẹ
- Isẹn
- Ehan
- Ihinron
- Erẹnrẹn
- Ihinrin
- Igbe
11–20
- Owọrọ
- Iweva
- Iwerra
- Iwenẹ
- Ekesugie
- Enẹ irrọ vbe Ugie
- Eha irrọ vbe Ugie
- Eva irrọ vbe Ugie
- Ọkpa irrọ vbe Ugie
- Ugie
21–30
- Ọkpa yaẹn Ugie
- Eva yaẹn Ugie
- Eha yaẹn Ugie
- Enẹ yaẹn Ugie
- Isẹn yaẹn Ugie
- Enẹ irrọ vbọgban
- Eha irrọ vbọgban
- Eva irrọ vbọgban
- Ọkpa irrọ vbọgban
- Ọgban
31–40
- Ọkpa yaẹn Ọgban
- Eva yaẹn Ọgban
- Eha yaẹn Ọgban
- Enẹ yaẹn Ọgban
- Isẹn yaẹn Ọgban
- Enẹ irrọ vbiyeva
- Eha irrọ vbiyeva
- Eva irrọ vbiyeva
- Ọkpa irrọ vbiyeva
- Iyeva
41–50
- Ọkpa yaẹn Iyeva
- Eva yaẹn Iyeva
- Eha yaẹn Iyeva
- Enẹ yaẹn Iyeva
- Isẹn yaẹn Iyeva
- Enẹ irrọ vbekigbesiyeha
- Eha irrọ vbekigbesiyeha
- Eva irrọ vbekigbesiyeha
- Ọkpa irrọ vbekigbesiyeha
- Ekigbesiyeha
51–60
- Ọkpa yaẹn Ekigbesiyeha
- Eva yaẹn Ekigbesiyeha
- Eha yaẹn Ekigbesiyeha
- Enẹ yaẹn Ekigbesiyeha
- Isẹn yaẹn Ekigbesiyeha
- Enẹ irrọ vbiyeha
- Eha irrọ vbiyeha
- Eva irrọ vbiyeha
- Ọkpa irrọ vbiyeha
- Iyeha
61–70
- Ọkpa yaẹn Iyeha
- Eva yaẹn Iyeha
- Eha yaẹn Iyeha
- Enẹ yaẹn Iyeha
- Isẹn yaẹn Iyeha
- Enẹ irrọ vbẹ Ekigbesiyenẹ
- Eha irrọ vbẹ Ekigbesiyenẹ
- Eva irrọ vbẹ Ekigbesiyenẹ
- Ọkpa irrọ vbẹ Ekigbesiyenẹ
- Ekigbesiyenẹ
71–80
- Ọkpa yaẹn Ekigbesiyenẹ
- Eva yaẹn Ekigbesiyenẹ
- Eha yaẹn Ekigbesiyenẹ
- Enẹ yaẹn Ekigbesiyenẹ
- Isẹn yaẹn Ekigbesiyenẹ
- Enẹ irrọ vbẹ Iyenẹ
- Eha irrọ vbẹ Iyenẹ
- Eva irrọ vbẹ Iyenẹ
- Ọkpa irrọ vbẹ Iyenẹ
- Iyenẹ
81–90
- Ọkpa yaẹn Iyenẹ
- Eva yaẹn Iyenẹ
- Eha yaẹn Iyenẹ
- Enẹ yaẹn Iyenẹ
- Isẹn yaẹn Iyenẹ
- Enẹ irrọ vbẹ Ekigbesiyisen
- Eha irrọ vbẹ Ekigbesiyisen
- Eva irrọ vbẹ Ekigbesiyisen
- Ọkpa irrọ vbẹ Ekigbesiyisen
- Ekigbesiyisen
91–100
- Ọkpa yaẹn Ekigbesiyisen
- Eva yaẹn Ekigbesiyisen
- Eha yaẹn Ekigbesiyisen
- Enẹ yaẹn Ekigbesiyisen
- Isẹn yaẹn Ekigbesiyisen
- Enẹ irrọ vbẹ Iyisen
- Eha irrọ vbẹ Iyisen
- Eva irrọ vbẹ Iyisen
- Ọkpa irrọ vbẹ Iyisen
- Iyisen
ẸDOMAYE MAJOR NUMERALS
10 — Igbe
20 — Ugie
30 — Ọgban
40 — Iyeva
50 — Ekigbesiyeha
60 — Iyeha
70 — Ekigbesiyenẹ
80 — Iyenẹ
90 — Ekigbesiyisen
100 — Iyisen
Ẹdomaye — Preserving Culture & Empowering Education.
WE ARE IN BENIN.
Author: Otọdede James Ibieorutomwen
Otodede James Ibieorutomwen is the Founder and Executive Director of Ẹdomaye Legacy Foundation, a cultural and educational initiative dedicated to preserving, researching, documenting, and promoting the history, heritage, language, and cultural identity of the Great Benin Kingdom. Known as OTO THE WRITER, he is an Edo/Benin language teacher, researcher, writer, and lifelong student of Edo/Benin history and culture. Through Ẹdomaye Legacy Foundation, he is developing educational resources, eBooks, language-learning initiatives, cultural documentation, and research projects designed to make Edo/Benin knowledge accessible to present and future generations. His work is guided by a commitment to evidence-based research, cultural preservation, indigenous knowledge, and the responsible transmission of Edo/Benin language and heritage. ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR ẸDOMAYE LEGACY FOUNDATION.
