Urdu Counting 1 to 100 (Urdu Ginti) – Complete Guide with PDF Download

Learn Urdu counting from 1 to 100 with clear tables, lafzi ginti, Roman Urdu, and practical examples. This complete guide helps beginners, students, and learners understand, read, and write Urdu ginti correctly for daily use and academic learning.

What is Urdu Counting? (A Brief Overview Of Urdu ginti)

Urdu counting, also known as Urdu Ginti, is a system of numbers used in the Urdu language. Learning it helps with daily communication, math, and understanding Urdu literature. Each number has a written form in Urdu script and a phonetic Roman Urdu spelling.

Urdu Counting is the system of writing and pronouncing numbers in the Urdu language. It includes Urdu numerals (۱, ۲, ۳), number names in Urdu script (ایک, دو, تین), and their English meanings. Learning Urdu counting from 1 to 100 helps students read, write, and understand numbers correctly.

Urdu Counting 1 to 10 (For Beginners)

This section is designed for beginners. After learning these basic numbers, you can move on to complete Urdu Counting from 1 to 100 in detail.

Number	Urdu (lafzi ginti)	Roman Urdu
1	١ – ایک	ek
2	٢ – دو	do
3	٣ – تین	teen
4	٤ – چار	char
5	٥ – پانچ	paanch
6	٦ – چھ	cheh
7	٧ – سات	saat
8	٨ – آٹھ	aath
9	٩ – نو	nau
10	١٠ – دس	das

Complete Urdu Counting 1 to 100

Learning Urdu counting from 1 to 100 is essential for students and beginners. Below, the complete Urdu counting table is divided into two parts for easier understanding and practice.

Roman Urdu spellings may vary regionally.

Urdu Ginti 1 to 50

Number	Urdu (Digit + Word)	Roman Urdu
1	١ – ایک	Ek
2	٢ – دو	Do
3	٣ – تین	Teen
4	٤ – چار	Chaar
5	٥ – پانچ	Paanch
6	٦ – چھ	Cheh
7	٧ – سات	Saat
8	٨ – آٹھ	Aath
9	٩ – نو	Nau
10	١٠ – دس	Das
11	١١ – گیارہ	Gyarah
12	١٢ – بارہ	Baarah
13	١٣ – تیرہ	Tairah
14	١٤ – چودہ	Chaudah
15	١٥ – پندرہ	Pandrah
16	١٦ – سولہ	Solah
17	١٧ – سترہ	Satrah
18	١٨ – اٹھارہ	Atharah
19	١٩ – انیس	Unnees
20	٢٠ – بیس	Bees
21	٢١ – اکیس	Ikkees
22	٢٢ – بائیس	Baees
23	٢٣ – تیئیس	Teyees
24	٢٤ – چوبیس	Chobees
25	٢٥ – پچیس	Pachees
26	٢٦ – چھبیس	Chabbis
27	٢٧ – ستائیس	Sattaees
28	٢٨ – اٹھائیس	Atthais
29	٢٩ – انتیس	Untees
30	٣٠ – تیس	Tees
31	٣١ – اکتیس	Iktees
32	٣٢ – بتیس	Battees
33	٣٣ – تیتیس	Taintees
34	٣٤ – چونتیس	Chontees
35	٣٥ – پینتیس	Paintees
36	٣٦ – چھتیس	Chattis
37	٣٧ – سینتیس	Saintees
38	٣٨ – اڑتیس	Artees
39	٣٩ – انتالیس	Untalees
40	٤٠ – چالیس	Chalees
41	٤١ – اکتالیس	Iktaalees
42	٤٢ – بیالیس	Bayalees
43	٤٣ – تینتالیس	Taintalees
44	٤٤ – چوالیس	Chawalees
45	٤٥ – پینتالیس	Paintalees
46	٤٦ – چھیالیس	Chhiyaalees
47	٤٧ – سینتالیس	Sentaalees
48	٤٨ – اڑتالیس	Artalees
49	٤٩ – انچاس	Unchaas
50	٥٠ – پچاس	Pachaas

Urdu Ginti 51 to 100

Number	Urdu (Digit + Word)	Roman Urdu
51	٥١ – اکاون	Ikkawan
52	٥٢ – باون	Bawan
53	٥٣ – ترپن	Tirpan
54	٥٤ – چونپن	Chawan
55	٥٥ – پچپن	Pachpan
56	٥٦ – چھپن	Chappan
57	٥٧ – ستاون	Sattawan
58	٥٨ – اٹھاون	Atthawan
59	٥٩ – انسٹھ	Unsath
60	٦٠ – ساٹھ	Saath
61	٦١ – اکسٹھ	Iksath
62	٦٢ – باسٹھ	Basath
63	٦٣ – تریسٹھ	Tirsath
64	٦٤ – چونسٹھ	Chonsath
65	٦٥ – پینسٹھ	Painsath
66	٦٦ – چھیاسٹھ	Chhiyasath
67	٦٧ – سڑسٹھ	Sarsath
68	٦٨ – اٹھسٹھ	Atthasath
69	٦٩ – انہتر	Unhattar
70	٧٠ – ستر	Sattar
71	٧١ – اکہتر	Ikhattar
72	٧٢ – بہتر	Bihattar
73	٧٣ – تہتر	Tihattar
74	٧٤ – چوہتر	Chohattar
75	٧٥ – پچھتر	Pachhattar
76	٧٦ – چھہتر	Chhihattar
77	٧٧ – ستتر	Sattattar
78	٧٨ – اٹھتر	Atthattar
79	٧٩ – اناسی	Unasi
80	٨٠ – اسی	Assi
81	٨١ – اکیاسی	Ikasi
82	٨٢ – بیاسی	Bayasi
83	٨٣ – تراسی	Tirasi
84	٨٤ – چوراسی	Chaurasi
85	٨٥ – پچاسی	Pachasi
86	٨٦ – چھیاسی	Chhiyasi
87	٨٧ – ستاسی	Sattasi
88	٨٨ – اٹھاسی	Atthasi
89	٨٩ – نواسی	Nawasi
90	٩٠ – نوے	Naway
91	٩١ – اکیانوے	Ikanaway
92	٩٢ – بانوے	Baanaway
93	٩٣ – ترانوے	Tiranaway
94	٩٤ – چورانوے	Chauranaway
95	٩٥ – پچانوے	Pachanaway
96	٩٦ – چھیانوے	Chhiyanaway
97	٩٧ – ستانوے	Satanaway
98	٩٨ – اٹھانوے	Atthanaway
99	٩٩ – ننانوے	Ninanaway
100	١٠٠ – سو	Sau

This table highlights important milestones of Urdu counting from 1 to 100 for quick learning.

Lafzi Ginti in Urdu (Counting in Words)

Lafzi Ginti in Urdu means writing numbers in words instead of digits. It is widely used in Urdu writing, textbooks, formal documents, and examinations.

1 → ایک
11 → گیارہ
22 → بائیس
33 → تیتیس
44 → چوالیس
55 → پچپن
66 → چھیاسٹھ
77 → ستتر
88 → اٹھاسی
99 → ننانوے
100 → سو

If you want to read and write Urdu numbers correctly, learning lafzi ginti is very important. It strengthens your understanding of number formation in Urdu.

Counting in words improves reading, writing, and comprehension of Urdu numbers in formal usage.

Urdu Counting Large Numbers (100, 1000, Lakh, Crore)

Large numbers in Urdu are commonly used in daily life, financial transactions, education, and official documents. Below are some frequently used large numbers in Urdu.

Number	Urdu (Digit + Word)	Roman Urdu
100	١٠٠ – سو	Sau
1,000	١٠٠٠ – ہزار	Hazaar
10,000	١٠٠٠٠ – دس ہزار	Das Hazaar
100,000	١٠٠٠٠٠ – ایک لاکھ	Aik Laakh
1,000,000	١٠٠٠٠٠٠ – دس لاکھ	Das Laakh
10,000,000	١٠٠٠٠٠٠٠ – ایک کروڑ	Aik Crore

Large numbers in Urdu are widely used in banking, education, and official records.

Learning numbers in grouped patterns is one of the most effective techniques for mastering Urdu counting quickly and accurately.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1️⃣ What is Urdu Counting?

Urdu Counting refers to the system of writing and pronouncing numbers in the Urdu language. It includes Urdu numerals (like ۱, ۲, ۳), their written forms (ایک, دو, تین), and their English meanings. Urdu counting is commonly taught to beginners, students, and children learning the Urdu language.

2️⃣ How do you write 1 to 10 in Urdu Counting?

In Urdu Counting, numbers from 1 to 10 are written as:

1 – ایک
2 – دو
3 – تین
4 – چار
5 – پانچ
6 – چھ
7 – سات
8 – آٹھ
9 – نو
10 – دس

These numbers form the foundation of learning Urdu numbers up to 100 and beyond.

3️⃣ How do you write 100 in Urdu?

In Urdu Counting, 100 is written as:

100 – ۱۰۰ – سو

The word “سو” (Sau) represents one hundred in Urdu.

4️⃣ What is Lafzi Ginti in Urdu?

Lafzi Ginti means writing numbers in words instead of digits. For example, instead of writing “25,” you write it in words as “پچیس.” Lafzi ginti is an important part of Urdu counting used in exams, formal writing, and educational settings.

5️⃣ Is Urdu Counting different from Hindi Counting?

Urdu and Hindi counting are very similar in pronunciation from 1 to 100. However, the script is different. Urdu uses the Perso-Arabic script (e.g., ایک, دو, تین), while Hindi uses the Devanagari script (e.g., एक, दो, तीन). The written form is different, but many spoken numbers sound similar.

6️⃣ How can I learn Urdu Counting easily?

You can learn Urdu Counting easily by:

• Starting with numbers 1 to 10
• Practicing daily repetition
• Using number charts and tables
• Solving small quizzes
• Downloading printable Urdu counting PDFs

Regular practice makes it easier to remember Urdu numbers up to 100 and larger numbers like 1000, lakh, and crore.

7️⃣ Why is Urdu Counting important for students?

Urdu Counting is important for students because it helps in:

• Understanding basic mathematics in Urdu
• Reading and writing numbers correctly
• Preparing for school exams
• Improving Urdu language skills

It builds a strong foundation for both language learning and numerical understanding.

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Internal Links

Below are some related articles that will help you further improve your Urdu learning skills:

• Urdu Alphabets (حروفِ تہجی)
• Urdu Days and Months
• English to Urdu Numbers
• Urdu Grammar Basics

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