Pangasinan Numbers with Tagalog Translations
17 numbers in Pangasinan, each with its Tagalog equivalent and an English gloss. Entries come from our phrasebook, compiled from published references rather than produced by the translation engine. Pangasinan entries are marked pending review until a native speaker has confirmed them.
Numbers
Native numerals one to ten, which diverge sharply between the Luzon and Visayan languages.
| Pangasinan | Tagalog | English |
|---|---|---|
| Sakeypending review | Isa | OneCebuano and Waray 'usa' is a false friend of the highest order: in Tagalog 'usa' is a deer. |
| Duarapending review | Dalawa | Two |
| Talorapending review | Tatlo | Three |
| Apatirapending review | Apat | Four |
| Limarapending review | Lima | FiveThe one numeral that survives intact across all eight — and in Pangasinan 'lima' is also the word for 'hand', which is where the numeral came from in the first place. |
| Anemirapending review | Anim | Six |
| Pitorapending review | Pito | Seven |
| Walorapending review | Walo | Eight |
| Siamirapending review | Siyam | Nine |
| Samplorapending review | Sampu | TenPangasinan numerals carry a counting suffix -ra that none of the others use, so 'limara' and 'samplora' look longer than their neighbours for a structural reason rather than a phonetic one. |
| Labinsakeypending review | Labing-isa | ElevenThree different strategies for building teens: Tagalog and Kapampangan prefix labing-, the Visayan languages say 'ten and one', and Bikol has a dedicated form (kagsaro). |
| Labinduarapending review | Labindalawa | Twelve |
| Duamplopending review | Dalawampu | TwentyCebuano and Hiligaynon 'kaluhaan' bears no visible relation to their own word for two, duha. Waray's 'karuhaan' shows the same form after its regular l→r shift. |
| Talomplopending review | Tatlumpu | Thirty |
| Limamplopending review | Limampu | Fifty |
| Sanlasuspending review | Isang daan | One hundredKapampangan 'dinalan' and Pangasinan 'sanlasus' share nothing with the gatos/daan the rest use — another reminder that the Luzon languages are not a group. |
| Sanlibopending review | Isang libo | One thousand |
More Pangasinan word lists
- Pangasinan Days, Months and Time Words15
- Pangasinan Family and People Words15
- Pangasinan Food and Eating Words21
- Pangasinan Directions and Travel Words10
- Pangasinan Words for Parts of the Body11
- Pangasinan Words for Nature and Weather16
- Pangasinan Adjectives and Describing Words18
- Pangasinan Everyday Verbs11
- Pangasinan Months of the Year12
Sources
- Ilocano phrasebook — Wikivoyage. Accessed 2026-07-26.
- 52 Useful Ilocano Words & Phrases to Learn for Travelers — Chill and Travel. Accessed 2026-07-26.