Marathi Numbers (मराठी अंक) are an essential part of learning the Marathi language. Whether you’re counting money, telling time, or teaching a child, knowing Marathi numbers 1 to 100 is a must. In this complete guide you’ll find every number from 1 to 100 in three forms — the Devanagari numeral (अंक), the Marathi word (शब्द / अक्षरी), and the English transliteration — plus counting rules, quick charts, a free PDF, and FAQs.

Marathi Numbers 1 to 10 (मराठी अंक १ ते १०)

Start with the first ten — the building blocks of all Marathi counting:

Multiples of Ten in Marathi

Marathi Numbers 1 to 100 — Full List (१ ते १०० अक्षरी)

Here is the complete Marathi numbers 1 to 100 chart with Devanagari numerals, Marathi words, and English transliteration:

How Marathi Numbers Are Formed

Unlike English, Marathi numbers are largely irregular and must be memorised, but a few patterns help:

• Unit + Ten: Many numbers join the unit and ten, e.g. २१ = एकवीस (एक + वीस), ३५ = पस्तीस.
• “One less than” (एकोण): Numbers ending in 9 are often formed as “one less than the next ten.” E.g. २९ = एकोणतीस (one less than thirty), ३९ = एकोणचाळीस.
• Devanagari numerals: Marathi uses ० १ २ ३ ४ ५ ६ ७ ८ ९ instead of 0-9.

Marathi Numbers 1 to 100 PDF Download (Free)

Download the complete Marathi Numbers 1 to 100 PDF — numerals, words, and English on one printable sheet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are Marathi numbers 1 to 10?

एक, दोन, तीन, चार, पाच, सहा, सात, आठ, नऊ, दहा (ek, don, teen, chaar, paach, saha, saat, aath, nau, daha).

How do you write 100 in Marathi?

100 is written as १०० and spoken as शंभर (shambhar).

What is the Marathi word for 50?

50 is पन्नास (pannas), written as ५०.

How are numbers formed in Marathi?

They combine the unit and ten but are often irregular, e.g. 29 is एकोणतीस (one less than thirty).

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