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Discovery of Atlantis
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Numbers 1 The cardinal and ordinal numbers. Cardinals are straightforward numbers, like "one, two, three..." Ordinals are the equivalent of English "first, second, third..." and then onwards normally adding "-th" to the cardinal. Cardinals are indeclinable, including "en", unlike the same word meaning "a(n)", which is declinable. Ordinals decline like ordinary adjectives, but there are a few irregularities. See the section on the irregular declension of adjectives. For details of other constructions with numbers, go to Atlantean numerals 2
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