== Basic Numbers ==
aan - 1st ærste
tweȝn - 2þe tweȝnþe
þrie - 3de þridde
fier - 4þe vierþe
feif - 5te feifte
six - 6te sixte
sefen -7þe sefenþe
aht -8þe ahtþe
niȝn -9þe niȝnþe
tien - 10þe tienþe
endlefen - 11te endlefte
twelf - 12te twelfte
þrietien - 13þe þrietienþe
fiertien - 14þe fiertienþe
feiftien
sixtien
sefentien
eahttien
niȝntien
tweȝtiȝ - 20þe tweȝtiȝþe
aanandtweȝtiȝ - 21þe aanandtweȝtiȝþeþrittiȝ
fiertiȝ
feiftiȝ
sixtiȝ
sefentiȝ
eahtiȝ
niȝntiȝ - 90þe niȝntiȝþe
hund/hundred - the long form is for even hundreds; the short form is in compounded numbers.
endlefentiȝ - 110þe endlefentiȝþe
twelftiȝ - 120þe twelftiȝþe
twa hund
þusend
Million


== Writing Numbers ==
Numbers in Niw englisc are written together, as in modern German.  For example:

256 = twahundsixandfeiftiȝThe exception here is when writing basic numbers, such as two hundred, in which case the numbers are most often written separately:

200 = twa hundred
500 = feif hundred


== Fractions ==
Fractions are written using the ordinals with an -el suffix, as in German.

2/3 = tweȝn þriddel
8/13 = eaht þrietienþel