Editing Polabian language (section)

===Numerals===
Polabian has both cardinal and ordinal numerals, and a few attestations of collective numerals exist:{{sfn|Lehr-Spławiński|1929|pp=202—206}}
{| class="wikitable" style="border-collapse: collapse;text-align:center;"
 !
 !Cardinal
 !Ordinal
 !Collective
 |-
 !1
 |jadån, *janĕ , janü
 |pară
 |
 |-
 !2
 |dåvo, dåvoi̯, dåve
 |törĕ
 |
 |-
 !3
 |tåri, tåroi̯
 |tritĕ
 |
 |-
 !4
 |citĕr
 |citjortĕ
 |citvărü
 |-
 !5
 |pąt
 |ṕǫtĕ
 |pątărü
 |-
 !6
 |sist
 |sistĕ
 |sistărü
 |-
 !7
 |sidĕm
 |
 |sidmărü
 |-
 !8
 |visĕm
 |våsmĕ
 |vismărü
 |-
 !9
 |divąt
 |div́ǫtĕ
 |divątărü
 |-
 !10
 |disąt
 |diśǫtĕ
 |disątărü
 |-
 !11
 |jadånădist / janădist / janünăctü
 |
 |
 |-
 !12
 |dvenăcti / dvenăcte, dvenădist
 |
 |
 |-
 !13
 |trai̯nocte / trai̯nădist
 |
 |
 |-
 !14
 |citĕrnocti / citĕrnocte, citĕrnădist
 |
 |
 |-
 !15
 |pątnocti, pątnădist
 |
 |
 |-
 !16
 |sistnocti, sistnădist
 |
 |
 |-
 !17
 |sidĕmnocti, sidĕmnădist
 |
 |
 |-
 !18
 |visĕmnocti, visĕmnădist
 |
 |
 |-
 !19
 |divątnocti, divątnădist
 |
 |
 |-
 !20
 |disątnocti
 |
 |
 |-
 !40
 |citĕrdiśǫt
 |
 |
 |-
 !50
 |pą(t)diśǫt
 |
 |
 |-
 !60
 |sis(t)diśǫt
 |
 |
 |-
 !70
 |sidĕmdiśǫt
 |
 |
 |-
 !80
 |visĕmdiśǫt
 |
 |
 |-
 !90
 |divątdiśǫt
 |
 |
 |-
 |}

The endings for -cte / -cti and -dist 11-19 originates from to Proto-Slavic *''desęte'' (prepositional of desętе “ten”). The multiple endings are the result of different placements of stress within the numeral, which is motivated by Polabian processes of stress movement.{{sfn|Lehr-Spławiński|1929|pp=203—204}}

The numeral ''thirty'' is attested only by the construction ''pöl ťüpĕ'', (“half a pile”), and sixty is attested only as ''ťüpă'' (“pile”).{{sfn|Lehr-Spławiński|1929|pp=204}}{{sfn|Polański|2010|pp=121}}

The original word for ''hundred'' (Proto-Slavic *''sъto'') was not preserved; instead it was replaced by ''disą(t)diśǫt'', literally, “ten tens,” or ''pąt stíďə'', where ''stíďə'' is a borrowing from the Middle German ''stige'' (“twenty, two tens”). The remaining terms for hundreds are unattested. The original term for ''thousand'' (Proto-Slavic *''tysǫti'') was replaced by the construction ''disąt pątstiďə''.{{sfn|Lehr-Spławiński|1929|pp=204—205}}