Learn the numbers 1 to 50 in Sanskrit with this comprehensive guide. Discover the meaning and translation of each numeral, including ‘ekam’ (1) and ‘pañcaviṃśa’ (50). Study the historical significance and cultural heritage of the Sanskrit numeral system. A must-read for students of Indian history, language enthusiasts, and anyone interested in learning the ancient numerals of Sanskrit.

Embark on a journey of discovery as we unveil the ancient and mysterious world of Sanskrit numerals. From the elegant simplicity of ‘ekam’ (1) to the mesmerizing ‘pañcaviṃśa’ (50), these ancient symbols hold within them a rich cultural heritage and a connection to one of the world’s oldest languages. Whether you’re a student of Indian history, a lover of language, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of numbers, this post will take you on a fascinating tour of the Sanskrit numeral system. So come along and discover the hidden treasures of these ancient symbols and how they continue to hold a place in our modern world.

So, here are the 1 to 50 numbers in Sanskrit:

Count	Sanskrit Number	English
1	एकम्	ekam
2	द्वि	dvi
3	त्रि	tri
4	चतुर्	catur
5	पञ्च	pañca
6	षट्	ṣaṭ
7	सप्त	sapta
8	अष्ट	aṣṭa
9	नव	nava
10	दश	daśa
11	एकादश	ekādaśa
12	द्वादश	dvādaśa
13	त्रयोदश	trayodaśa
14	चतुर्दश	caturdaśa
15	पञ्चदश	pañcadaśa
16	षड्दश	ṣaḍdaśa
17	सप्तदश	saptadaśa
18	अष्टादश	aṣṭādaśa
19	नवदश	navadaśa
20	विंश	viṃśa
21	एक्विंश	ekaviṃśa
22	द्व्विंश	dviṃśa
23	त्र्यिंश	tryaṃśa
24	चतुर्यिंश	caturyaṃśa
25	पञ्चिंश	pañcaviṃśa
26	षट्यिंश	ṣaṭyaṃśa
27	सप्तिंश	saptaviṃśa
28	अष्टिंश	aṣṭaviṃśa
29	नविंश	navaviṃśa
30	तीस	tīsa
31	एकतीस	ekatīsa
32	द्वतीस	dvatīsa
33	त्रतीस	tratīsa
34	चतुर्तीस	catustīsa
35	पञ्चतीस	pañcatīsa
36	षट्तीस	ṣaṭtīsa
37	सप्ततीस	saptatīsa
38	अष्टतीस	aṣṭatīsa
39	नवतीस	navatīsa
40	चव	cava
41	एकाचव	ekācava
42	द्वाचव	dvācava
43	त्रयाचव	trayācava
44	चतुराचव	catvācava
45	पञ्चाचव	pañcācava
46	षट्काचव	ṣaṭkācava
47	सप्ताचव	saptācava
48	अष्टाचव	aṣṭācava
49	नवाचव	navācava
50	पञ्चविंश	pañcaviṃśa

We hope this guide has been informative and engaging in exploring the ancient numerals of Sanskrit. From the elegant simplicity of ‘ekam’ (1) to the mesmerizing ‘pañcaviṃśa’ (50), these ancient symbols hold within them a rich cultural heritage and a connection to one of the world’s oldest languages. The beauty and complexity of the language can be seen in the numerals that continue to hold a place in our modern world. We encourage you to continue your journey into learning the language and its culture and also to explore the other aspects of this beautiful language which is more than just numbers. Thank you for joining us on this journey of discovery.