From number to nanpa-linja-n proper name, cartouche, and audio
Enter any numeric form accepted by the shared nanpa-linja-n parser. The page shows the input components, the addition and reassignment of n, the completed proper name, and its full and abbreviated cartouches.
The nanpa-linja-n proper name usually separates into different words at numeric punctuation.
nanpa-linja-n proper name
nanpa-linja-n sitelen pona full cartouche
nanpa-linja-n sitelen pona abbreviated cartouche (preferred)
Choose nanpa-linja-n mode o pona e nasin pi nanpa-linja-n
nanpa-linja-n mode nasin pi nanpa-linja-n
This table shows which syllables are allowed for each decimal digit when reading and writing a nanpa-linja-n proper name.
In strict mode, each digit has only one accepted syllable. For example, digit 1 uses we, digit 2 uses te, and digit 5 uses le.
In relaxed mode, some digits can also use extra syllables that mean the same digit. For example, digit 1 can use we or wa, digit 2 can use te or tu, and digit 5 can use le or lu.
The e, a, i, and u columns show the nanpa-linja-n glyphs for the supporting vowel used in some digit syllables.
For ni, na, and nu, the supporting consonant is represented in nanpa-linja-n by the sitelen pona glyph nena.
The large glyph column shows the main sitelen pona glyph used for that digit.
The small glyph row shows the small supporting glyph associated with each vowel column.
In relaxed mode, for example, we will accept Nemun, as well as Nemen, to represent the number 7.
Relaxed mode is preferred because it allows some digits to be represented using more natural syllables.
In strict mode, each digit has only one accepted syllable. For example, digit 1 uses we, digit 2 uses te, and digit 5 uses le.
In relaxed mode, some digits can also use extra syllables that mean the same digit. For example, digit 1 can use we or wa, digit 2 can use te or tu, and digit 5 can use le or lu.
The e, a, i, and u columns show the nanpa-linja-n glyphs for the supporting vowel used in some digit syllables.
For ni, na, and nu, the supporting consonant is represented in nanpa-linja-n by the sitelen pona glyph nena.
The large glyph column shows the main sitelen pona glyph used for that digit.
The small glyph row shows the small supporting glyph associated with each vowel column.
In relaxed mode, for example, we will accept Nemun, as well as Nemen, to represent the number 7.
Relaxed mode is preferred because it allows some digits to be represented using more natural syllables.
| relaxed | strict | ||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| digit | e | a | i | u | large glyph | sitelen glyphs | abbreviated | digit | e | a | i | u | large glyph | sitelen glyphs | abbreviated |
| 0 | - | - | ni | - | ijo | | | 0 | - | - | ni | - | ijo | | |
| 1 | we | wa | - | - | wan | | | 1 | we | - | - | - | wan | | |
| 2 | te | - | - | tu | tu | | | 2 | te | - | - | - | tu | | |
| 3 | se | - | - | - | seli | | | 3 | se | - | - | - | seli | | |
| 4 | - | na | - | - | awen | | | 4 | - | na | - | - | awen | | |
| 5 | le | - | - | lu | luka | | | 5 | le | - | - | - | luka | | |
| 6 | - | - | - | nu | utala | | | 6 | - | - | - | nu | utala | | |
| 7 | me | - | - | mu | mun | | | 7 | me | - | - | - | mun | | |
| 8 | pe | - | pi | - | pipi | | | 8 | pe | - | - | - | pipi | | |
| 9 | je | - | - | - | jo | | | 9 | je | - | - | - | jo | | |
| small glyph | en | ala | ike | uta | small glyph | en | |||||||||
| small sitelen glyph | | | | | small sitelen glyph | | |||||||||
| numeric punctuation | nanpa-linja-n proper name letters | glyph sequence | sitelen glyphs | abbreviated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| negative | no | nena ona | | |
| decimal point | none | nena o nena en | | |
| ISO thousands | neke | nena en kulupu en | | |
| percentage | noke | nena open kipisi en | | |
| scientific notation | neko | nena en kala open | | |
| numerator vs denominator | nono | nena o nena o | | |
| integer vs fraction | noko | nena open kin open | | |
| date | neke | nena en kasi en | | |
| time | neke | nena en kasi en | | |
| spacer (no value) | nene | nena en nena en | | (optional) |
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Disclaimer
This tool is provided “as is”, with no claim, guarantee, or warranty that the output is correct,
complete, or suitable for any purpose. You are responsible for verifying results.
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