Seed:     ān

Stem:     –ān–

  ān   [S.no]

1: 1, one.
      Note: This is the standard legal and formal form for 1

  ān tēna   [PHR]

1: only one, one only.

iēlte la anmārwi pa antaxōni ān tēna;
"Once long ago, the world had only one language."

  ānor aþān   [S.no]

1: 11, eleven (octal); 9, nine (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 11, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  āral aþān   [S.no]

1: 15, fifteen (octal); 13, thirteen (decimal).
      Note: This is an older, poetic form of 15

  ārū aþān   [S.no]

1: 12, twelve (octal); 10, ten (decimal).
      Note: This is an older, poetic form of 12

  ōr aþān   [S.no]

1: 11, eleven (octal); 9, nine (decimal).
      Note: This is a nonstandard though increasingly popular form of 11

Stem:     –ānex–

  anānexa   [S.st]

1: unique, one of a kind.

Stem:     –āniþ–

  anāniþa   [S.st]

1: single, unary, having one part.

2: alone.

  āniþ   [S.no]

1: 1, one.
      Note: This is an informal form for 1, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  il anāniþa   [PHR]

1: one time, once.

  jāniþa   [S.sg]

1: set of one.

  māniþa   [S.an.sg]

1: individual.

Stem:     –ānīk–

  anānīke   [S.st]

1: united, joined together.

Stem:     –ānor–

  ānor   [S.no]

1: 10, ten (octal); 8, eight (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 10, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  ānor atē   [S.no]

1: 16, sixteen (octal); 14, fourteen (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 16, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  ānor aþāmme   [S.no]

1: 15, fifteen (octal); 13, thirteen (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 15, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  ānor aþān   [S.no]

1: 11, eleven (octal); 9, nine (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 11, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  ānor aþēnne   [S.no]

1: 12, twelve (octal); 10, ten (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 12, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  ānor aþōnne   [S.no]

1: 17, seventeen (octal); 15, fifteen (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 17, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  ānor awījte   [S.no]

1: 13, thirteen (octal); 11, eleven (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 13, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  ānor awīor   [S.no]

1: 14, fourteen (octal); 12, twelve (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 14, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

Stem:     –ānoru–

  ānoru   [S.no]

1: 100, one hundred (octal); 64, sixty-four (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 100, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  ānoru aþāllor   [S.no]

1: 140, one hundred forty (octal); 96, ninety-six (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 140, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

  ānoru aþōr   [S.no]

1: 110, one hundred ten (octal); 72, seventy-two (decimal).
      Note: This is an informal form for 110, finding increasing usage in mathematical and technical language

Stem:     –ānnar–

  jānnara   [S.sg]

1: number, quantity.

Stem:     –ānnariw–

  anānnariwa   [S.st]

1: numberless, unnumbered.

Stem:     –ānnen–

  anānnen   [S.st]

1: first, initial.

  il jānnen   [PHR]

1: first time.

Stem:     –ānniss–

  jānnisse   [S.sg]

1: fraction, part.