The Charts

The Charts
• The succeeding three charts show the
sequences of the numeral morphemes,
minus the operators, which form the
names of the numbers from 1 to 999,999
B+X
B+C
6.1 Chart 1 B+M
B+X+M
B+X+B+M
B+C+M
B+C+B+M
B+C+B+X+M
B+C+B+X+B+M
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• Chart 1 shows all the possible sequences
of the classes of the numerals
morphemes, minus the operators, before
each of the three multiplicands. These
sequences are number names, but they do
not comprise all the number names.
• Note that in the sequences in Chart 1 each
multiplicand must always be preceded b a
lower numeral.
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• Chart 2 shows all the possible sequences
of the classes of the numeral morphemes,
minus the operators, after each of the
three multiplicands. These sequences are
not number names but parts of number
names.
• Note that in the sequences above each
multiplicand may or may not be followed
by a lower numeral.
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X+0

• Chart 2 X+B
C+0
C+B
C+B+X
C+B+X+B
M+0
M+B
M+B+C
M+B+C+B
M+B+C+X
M+B+C+X+B
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• Chart 3 combines the two charts and
shows all the possible sequences of the
classes of the numeral morphemes that
form the names of the numbers from 1 to
999,999
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B+0 B+M+B+X
B+X+0 B+M+B+X+B
B+X+B B+M+B+C
B+C+0 B+M+B+C+B
B+C+B B+M+B+C+B+X
B+C+B+X B+M+B+C+B+X+B
B+C+B+X+B B+X+M+0
B+M+0 B+X+M+B
B+M+B B+X+M+B+X
B+X+M+B+X+B
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• In the sequences above, the use of the two
operator morphemes is predictable in this
manner.
• The addition morpheme always occurs
between two numerals in which the first
one is higher in rank than the second one.
• The multiplication morpheme always occur
between two numerals in which the first
one is lower in rank than the second one.
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• Note than in chart 3, not all the sequences
are listed, instead a grammar that will
generate all and only the indigenous
number names in Philippine languages
from 1 to 999,999 is presented.