The document provides an overview of Maori numbers from 1 to 10,000. It explains the terms for numbers 1-10, how to say numbers 21-99 using the "ma" rule, and the terms for multiples of 10 up to 90. Larger numbers such as 100-900, 1000-9000 are expressed by combining the number with "kotahi" and the hundreds, thousands place words. Basic Maori terms are given for counting from one to ten thousand.

1. Maori Numbers
Learn most of the numbers from
1-10,000. 

2. Numbers 1-10
• One= Tahi
• Two= Rua
• Three= Toru
• Four= Wha
• Five= Rima
• Six= Ono
• Seven= Whitu
• Eight= Waru
• Nine= Iwa
• Ten= Tekau

3. The ‘ma’ rule
• For numbers 21-99 you have to always put
‘ma’ after Tekau, Example:
• 25= Rua Tekau ma Rima
• 82= Waru Tekau ma Rua
• 66= Ono Tekau ma Ono
• 34= Toru Tekau ma Wha

4. Numbers 20, 30, 40 etc.
• Twenty= Rua Tekau
• Thirty= Toru Tekau
• Forty= Wha Tekau
• Fifty= Rima Tekau
• Sixty= Ono Tekau
• Seventy= Whitu Tekau
• Eighty= Waru Tekau
• Ninety= Iwa Tekau

5. 100-900
• 100= Kotahi Rau
• 200= Kotahi Rua
• 300= Kotahi Toru
• 400= Kotahi Wha
• 500= Kotahi Rima
• 600= Kotahi Ono
• 700= Kotahi Whitu
• 800= Kotahi Waru
• 900= Kotahi Iwa

6. 1000-9000
• 1000= Kotahi Mano
• 2000= Kotahi Rua
• 3000= Kotahi Toru
• 4000= Kotahi Wha
• 5000= Kotahi Rima
• 6000= Kotahi Ono
• 7000= Kotahi Whitu
• 8000= Kotahi Waru
• 9000= Kotahi Iwa

7. The End! 
• By Elizabeth