Nine, in my words (revised)

nimeg : nine

The Illunse word for nine is nimeg. Nimeg is a rare name.

This word is a mixture of the Old English word for nine, nigon, and the Latin word for nine, novem.

My previous Illunse word for nine was nogen.

Seven, in my words (revised)

sepon : seven

The Illunse word for seven is sepon. Sepon is the name of a town in Assam, India. Sepon mine in Laos. Sepon is a rare last name.

This word is a mixture of the Old English word for seven, seofon, and the Latin word for seven, septem.

My previous Illunse word for seven was seton.

Five, in my words (revised)

fiec : five

The Illunse word for five is fiec. Fiec is a rare last name. FIEC is an acronym for Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches.

This word is a mixture of the Old English word for five, fíf, and the Latin word for five, quinque, which I transliterate to cwincwe.

My previous Illunse word for five was fuin.

Four, in my words (revised)

cwefor : four

The Illunse word for four is cwefor. Similar ceafor in Old English ceafor means beetle

This word is a mixture of the Old English word for four, féower, and the Latin word for four, quattuor, which I transliterate to cwattuor.

My previous Illunse word for four was ceafor.

Two, in my words (revised)

dowe : two

The Illunse word for two is dowe. Dowe is an uncommon last name. Mount Dowe is a mountain in New South Wales, Australia.

This word is a mixture of the Old English word for two, twégen, and the Latin word for two, duo.

My previous Illunse word for two was weo.