How to count in Barsoomian

Number	Barsoomian	Source
1	ay	ay-mad, “one man” (SMM/chapter 11)
4	tor	tor-dur-bar, “four million eight” (SMM/4)
7	ov	teeaytan-ov, “eleven hundred seven” (SMM/4)
8	bar	tor-dur-bar, “four million eight” (SMM/4)
10	tee	teepi, “ten money-units” (LG/2-11)
11	teeay	teeaytan-ov, “eleven hundred seven” (SMM/4)
14	*teetor	[assumed on analogy with teeay]
17	*teeov	[assumed on analogy with teeay]
18	*teebar	[assumed on analogy with teeay]
40	*tortee	[assumed]
70	*ovtee	[assumed]
80	*bartee	[assumed]
100	tan	tanpi, “100 money-units” (LG/2-11)
400	*tortan	[assumed on analogy with teeaytan]
700	*ovtan	[assumed on analogy with teeaytan]
800	*bartan	[assumed on analogy with teeaytan]
1,000	*dar	dar, “a military unit with 1,000 men”
1,000	*teetan	[assumed on analogy with teeaytan]
1,100	teeaytan	teeaytan-ov, “eleven hundred seven” (SMM/4)
1,400	*teetortan	[assumed on analogy with teeaytan]
1,700	*teeovtan	[assumed on analogy with teeaytan]
1,800	*teebartan	[assumed on analogy with teeaytan]
10,000	*mak	back-formation from umak, “a military unit with 10,000 men”, on analogy with utan, “a military unit with 100 men”
1,000,000	dur	tor-dur-bar, “four million eight” (SMM/4)