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).