Index of Russian Number Terms

In Russian genealogical sources, numbers and dates are occasionally spelt out. The following index contains transliterated spellings of cardinal (1, 2, 3) and ordinal (1st, 2nd, 3rd) numbers in Russian. If the term you are looking for is not on this list, please consult a Russian-English dictionary. Compiled by Jonathan J. Kalmakoff.

Russian Numbers

Cardinal Ordinal

1

Odin

1st

Pervyi

2

Dva

2nd

Vtoroy

3

Tri

3rd

Tret’

4

Chetyre

4th

Chetvertyi

5

Pyat’

5th

Pyatyi

6

Shest’

6th

Shestoy

7

Sem’

7th

Sed’moy

8

Vosem’

8th

Vos’moy

9

Devyat’

9th

Devyatyi

10

Desyat’

10th

Desyatyi

11

Odinnadtsat’

11th

Odinnadtsatyi

12

Dvenadtsat’

12th

Dvenadtsatyi

13

Trinadtsat’

13th

Trinadtsatyi

14

Chetyrnadtsat’

14th

Chetyrnadtsatyi

15

Pyatnadtsat’

15th

Pyatnadtsatyi

16

Shestnadtsat’

16th

Shestnadtsatyi

17

Semnadtsat’

17th

Semnadtsatyi

18

Vosemnadtsat’

18th

Vosemnadtsatyi

19

Devyatnadtsat’

19th

Devyatnadtsatyi

20

Dvadtsat’

20th

Dvadtsatyi

21

Dvadtsat’ Odin

21st

Dvadtsat’ Pervyi

22

Dvadtsat’ Dva

22nd

Dvadtsat’ Vtoroy

23

Dvadtsat’ Tri

23rd

Dvadtsat’ Tretiy

24

Dvadtsat’ Chetyre

24th

Dvadtsat’ Chetvertyi

25

Dvadtsat’ Pyat’

25th

Dvadtsat’ Pyatyi

26

Dvadtsat’ Shest’

26th

Dvadtsat’ Shestoy

27

Dvadtsat’ Sem’

27th

Dvadtsat’ Sed’moy

28

Dvadtsat’ Vosem’

28th

Dvadtsat’ Vos’moy

29

Dvadtsat’ Devyat’

29th

Dvadtsat’ Devyatyi

30

Tridtsat’

30th

Tridtsatyi

40

Sorok

40th

Sorokovoy

50

Pyat’desyat

50th

V-Pyatidesyatykh

60

Shest’desyat

60th

Shestidesyatyi

70

Sem’desyat

70th

Semidesyatyi

80

Vosem’desyat

80th

Vos’midesyatyi

90

Devyanosto

90th

Devyanostyi

100

Sto

100th

Sotyi

200

Dvesti

200th

Dvukhsotyi

300

Trista

300th

Trekhsotyi

400

Chetyresta

400th

Chetyrekhsotyi

500

Pyat’sot

500th

Pyatisotyi

600

Shest’sot

600th

Shestisotyi

700

Sem’sot

700th

Semisotyi

800

Vosem’sot

800th

Vosemisotyi

900

Devyat’sot

900th

Devyatisotyi

1000

Odna Tysyacha

1000th

Tysyachnyi

Notes

Note that dates are typically written in ordinal form.  Following Russian grammatical rules, dates written in ordinal form typically end with the suffix –ogo, for example:

Pyatyi

the fifth

Pyatogo

on the fifth (of the month)

Other Russian Terms

Bibliography

  • Dal, V.I. Tolkovyi Slovar Zhivogo Velikorusskago Iazyka. (Moscow, 1999).

  • Kroutikhin, Mikhail I. Correspondence to the author re: Russian genealogical terms. September, 2006.

  • Mueller, V.K. English-Russian Dictionary. 24th Ed. (Moscow, 1995).

  • Pushkarev, Sergei G. Dictionary of Russian Historical Terms from the Eleventh Century to 1917 (Yale, 1970).