Here are the cardinal and ordinal numbers from one to twenty:
| Cardinal | Translation | Ordinal | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| ān | one | forma | first |
| tƿeġen/beġen, tƿā/bā, tū/bū | two | ōþer | second |
| þrīe, þrēo | three | þridda | third |
| fēoƿer | four | fēorþa | fourth |
| fīf | five | fifta | fifth |
| six | six | sixta | sixth |
| seofon | seven | seofoþa | seventh |
| eahta | eight | eahtoþa | eighth |
| nigon | nine | nigoþa | ninth |
| tīen | ten | tēoþa | tenth, tithe |
| endleofan | eleven | endlyfta | eleventh |
| tƿelf | twelve | tƿelfta | twelfth |
| þrēotīen | thirteen | þrēotēoþa | thirteenth |
| fēoƿertīen | fourteen | fēoƿertēoþa | fourteenth |
| fīftīen | fifteen | fīftēoþa | fifteenth |
| sixtīen | sixteen | sixtēoþa | sixteenth |
| seofontīen | seventeen | seofontēoþe | seventeenth |
| eahtatīen | eighteen | eahtatēoþa | eighteenth |
| nigontīen | nineteen | nogontēoþa | nineteenth |
| tƿēntiġ | twenty | tƿēntiġoþa | twnetieth |
Note that:
All ordinal numbers are declined like weak adjectives, except ōþer, which is always declined like a strong adjective.
One, when declined like a strong adjective, means one, but when it is declined like a weak adjective it means alone.
There are two words for two: tweġen and beġen; tweġen in the forefather of the Modern English "two" and beġen is related to the Modern English "both".
Here the the declensions for tweġen/twā/tū ("two") and þrīe/þrēo ("three"), both being declined irregularly:
| Masc. | Neut | Fem. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nom. | tƿeġen/beġen | tƿā/tū | tƿā |
| Acc. | tƿeġen/beġen | tƿā/tū | tƿā |
| Gen. | tƿeġra/beġra | tƿeġra/beġra | tƿeġra/beġra |
| Dat. | tƿǣm/bǣm | tƿǣm/bǣm | tƿǣm/bǣm |
| Masc. | Neut. | Fem. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nom. | þrīe | þrēo | þrēo |
| Acc. | þrīe | þrēo | þrēo |
| Gen. | þrēora | þrēora | þrēora |
| Dat. | þrǣm | þrǣm | þrǣm |