The dozenal digits are: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 𝛘 Ɛ.
The dozenal numbers are made with combining those digits.
Transdecimal digits[]
Dek and El are the transdecimal digits.
They were orringinally when the Dozenalism started, they were debicted as: 𝛘 Ɛ
They are sometimes currently depicted like this: ↊ ↋
Numbers 10-ƐƐ[]
The number 10 is called "one doh".
20 is "two doh"
21 is "two doh one"
22 is "two doh two" and so on.
Let's count by one doh up to 90.
one doh
two doh
three doh
four doh
five doh
six doh
seven doh
eight doh
nine doh
Let's count past 90 up to EE
90-9E will be easy:
nine doh
nine doh one
nine doh two
nine doh three
nine doh four
nine doh five
nine doh six
nine doh seven
nine doh eight
nine doh nine
nine doh dek
nine doh el
What is one more than 9Ɛ?
is dek doh and you will probably guess
is dek doh one,
is dek doh two and so on.
- el doh
- el doh one
- el doh two
- el doh three
- el doh four
- el doh five
- el doh six
- el doh seven
- el doh eight
- el doh nine
- el doh dek
- el doh el
Counting past ƐƐ[]
100 is one gro.
To represent dozens use the term "doh", and to represent grosses use the term "gro".
Examples:
is one gro six doh el
is two gro three doh dek
is three gro two doh el
is four gro eight
is five gro nine doh one
is six gro el doh dek
is seven gro
is eight gro three doh
is nine gro dek doh five
is dek gro dek doh one
is el gro dek doh el
is el gro el doh el