Hindi Numbers 1 to 100: Hindi Ginti Chart with English Meaning

Learning Hindi numbers is one of the easiest ways to build a strong base in the Hindi language. This guide gives you hindi nos from 1 to 100 in a simple chart with Hindi numerals, Hindi number names, Roman Hindi pronunciation, and English number names. It is useful for children, parents, teachers, English-medium students, and beginners who want to learn counting 1 to 100 in Hindi clearly. You can read the full Hindi ginti chart, practice in small groups, and use the pronunciation column to speak each number correctly.

Hindi Numbers 1 to 100

Hindi numbers 1 to 100 are commonly called Hindi ginti. In Hindi, numbers can be written using Devanagari numerals such as १, २, ३ and Hindi words such as एक, दो, तीन. For learners, it is helpful to see the number, Hindi numeral, Hindi word, Roman Hindi pronunciation, and English meaning together.

If you are searching for one to 100 in Hindi, the chart below gives a complete and easy reference. Read each number aloud slowly and repeat it a few times for better memory.

Hindi Ginti Chart from 1 to 100

This Hindi ginti chart is the main reference for 1 100 counting in Hindi. It includes the standard Hindi number names from 1 to 100 with simple Roman Hindi pronunciation.

Hindi Counting 1 to 20

The numbers from 1 to 20 are the most important because many later Hindi number names are easier to understand after learning these first.

Hindi Counting 21 to 50

Numbers from 21 to 50 include many common daily-use Hindi words such as इक्कीस, तीस, चालीस and पचास. Practice this group separately before moving to higher numbers.

Hindi Counting 51 to 100

Numbers from 51 to 100 are useful for school work, prices, dates, age, marks, and general conversation. Read them in small groups instead of memorizing all at once.

Number	Hindi Numeral	Hindi Number Name	Roman Hindi Pronunciation	English Number Name
1	१	एक	Ek	One
2	२	दो	Do	Two
3	३	तीन	Teen	Three
4	४	चार	Chaar	Four
5	५	पांच	Paanch	Five
6	६	छह	Chhah	Six
7	७	सात	Saat	Seven
8	८	आठ	Aath	Eight
9	९	नौ	Nau	Nine
10	१०	दस	Das	Ten
11	११	ग्यारह	Gyarah	Eleven
12	१२	बारह	Barah	Twelve
13	१३	तेरह	Terah	Thirteen
14	१४	चौदह	Chaudah	Fourteen
15	१५	पंद्रह	Pandrah	Fifteen
16	१६	सोलह	Solah	Sixteen
17	१७	सत्रह	Satrah	Seventeen
18	१८	अठारह	Attharah	Eighteen
19	१९	उन्नीस	Unnees	Nineteen
20	२०	बीस	Bees	Twenty
21	२१	इक्कीस	Ikkees	Twenty-one
22	२२	बाईस	Baees	Twenty-two
23	२३	तेईस	Teis	Twenty-three
24	२४	चौबीस	Chaubees	Twenty-four
25	२५	पच्चीस	Pachchees	Twenty-five
26	२६	छब्बीस	Chhabbees	Twenty-six
27	२७	सत्ताईस	Sattaaees	Twenty-seven
28	२८	अट्ठाईस	Atthaaees	Twenty-eight
29	२९	उनतीस	Untees	Twenty-nine
30	३०	तीस	Tees	Thirty
31	३१	इकतीस	Ikatees	Thirty-one
32	३२	बत्तीस	Battees	Thirty-two
33	३३	तैंतीस	Taintees	Thirty-three
34	३४	चौंतीस	Chauntees	Thirty-four
35	३५	पैंतीस	Paintees	Thirty-five
36	३६	छत्तीस	Chhattees	Thirty-six
37	३७	सैंतीस	Saintees	Thirty-seven
38	३८	अड़तीस	Adtees	Thirty-eight
39	३९	उनतालीस	Untalees	Thirty-nine
40	४०	चालीस	Chalees	Forty
41	४१	इकतालीस	Iktalees	Forty-one
42	४२	बयालीस	Bayalees	Forty-two
43	४३	तैंतालीस	Taintalees	Forty-three
44	४४	चौवालीस	Chauvalees	Forty-four
45	४५	पैंतालीस	Paintalees	Forty-five
46	४६	छियालीस	Chhiyalees	Forty-six
47	४७	सैंतालीस	Saintalees	Forty-seven
48	४८	अड़तालीस	Adtalees	Forty-eight
49	४९	उनचास	Unchaas	Forty-nine
50	५०	पचास	Pachaas	Fifty
51	५१	इक्यावन	Ikyaavan	Fifty-one
52	५२	बावन	Baavan	Fifty-two
53	५३	तिरेपन	Tirepan	Fifty-three
54	५४	चौवन	Chauvan	Fifty-four
55	५५	पचपन	Pachpan	Fifty-five
56	५६	छप्पन	Chhappan	Fifty-six
57	५७	सत्तावन	Sattaavan	Fifty-seven
58	५८	अट्ठावन	Atthaavan	Fifty-eight
59	५९	उनसठ	Unsath	Fifty-nine
60	६०	साठ	Saath	Sixty
61	६१	इकसठ	Iksath	Sixty-one
62	६२	बासठ	Baasath	Sixty-two
63	६३	तिरसठ	Tirsath	Sixty-three
64	६४	चौंसठ	Chausath	Sixty-four
65	६५	पैंसठ	Painsath	Sixty-five
66	६६	छियासठ	Chhiyaasath	Sixty-six
67	६७	सड़सठ	Sadsath	Sixty-seven
68	६८	अड़सठ	Adsath	Sixty-eight
69	६९	उनहत्तर	Unhattar	Sixty-nine
70	७०	सत्तर	Sattar	Seventy
71	७१	इकहत्तर	Ikahattar	Seventy-one
72	७२	बहत्तर	Bahattar	Seventy-two
73	७३	तिहत्तर	Tihattar	Seventy-three
74	७४	चौहत्तर	Chauhattar	Seventy-four
75	७५	पचहत्तर	Pachhattar	Seventy-five
76	७६	छिहत्तर	Chhihattar	Seventy-six
77	७७	सतहत्तर	Satahattar	Seventy-seven
78	७८	अठहत्तर	Atthahattar	Seventy-eight
79	७९	उनासी	Unaasi	Seventy-nine
80	८०	अस्सी	Assee	Eighty
81	८१	इक्यासी	Ikyaasee	Eighty-one
82	८२	बयासी	Bayaasee	Eighty-two
83	८३	तिरासी	Tiraasee	Eighty-three
84	८४	चौरासी	Chauraasee	Eighty-four
85	८५	पचासी	Pachaasee	Eighty-five
86	८६	छियासी	Chhiyaasee	Eighty-six
87	८७	सत्तासी	Sattaasee	Eighty-seven
88	८८	अठासी	Atthaasee	Eighty-eight
89	८९	नवासी	Navaasee	Eighty-nine
90	९०	नब्बे	Nabbe	Ninety
91	९१	इक्यानवे	Ikyaanve	Ninety-one
92	९२	बानवे	Baanve	Ninety-two
93	९३	तिरानवे	Tiraanve	Ninety-three
94	९४	चौरानवे	Chauraanve	Ninety-four
95	९५	पचानवे	Pachaanve	Ninety-five
96	९६	छियानवे	Chhiyaanve	Ninety-six
97	९७	सत्तानवे	Sattaanve	Ninety-seven
98	९८	अट्ठानवे	Atthaanve	Ninety-eight
99	९९	निन्यानवे	Ninyaanve	Ninety-nine
100	१००	एक सौ	Ek Sau	One hundred

Number Names in Hindi 1 to 100

Number names in Hindi 1 100 are written in Devanagari script. For example, 1 is written as एक, 10 is written as दस, 50 is written as पचास, and 100 is written as एक सौ. Hindi numbering 1 to 100 is not always exactly like English, so memorizing the sound and spelling together is important.

For better learning, do not only look at the English number. Read the Hindi word, then speak the Roman Hindi pronunciation, and finally check the English meaning.

One to 100 in Hindi with English Pronunciation

Many English-medium learners search for one to 100 in Hindi because Hindi words can look difficult at first. The Roman Hindi pronunciation helps you read the word even if you are still learning Devanagari. For example, ग्यारह is written as Gyarah, पच्चीस is written as Pachchees, and इक्यानवे is written as Ikyaanve.

Roman Hindi is only a learning support. To become confident in Hindi, also practice the original Hindi spelling in Devanagari.

Hindi Ginti 1 Se 100 for Kids and Beginners

Hindi ginti 1 se 100 becomes easy when children learn it in small groups. Start with 1 to 10, then move to 11 to 20, and after that practice 21 to 50 and 51 to 100. Parents and teachers can ask children to read the chart aloud every day for a few minutes.

How to Practice Hindi Counting Daily

• Read 10 numbers aloud every day.
• Write the Hindi numerals such as १, २, ३ in a notebook.
• Say the number in English and then speak it in Hindi.
• Use daily examples such as age, dates, marks, pages, and prices.
• Revise difficult numbers such as 29, 39, 49, 79, 89, and 99 separately.

Common Mistakes While Learning Hindi Numbers

• Mixing similar-sounding words such as उनतीस and उनतालीस.
• Remembering pronunciation but not practicing Hindi spelling.
• Trying to memorize all 100 numbers in one day.
• Ignoring Devanagari numerals like १, २, ३ and only reading English numbers.
• Not revising higher numbers from 51 to 100 often enough.

Hindi Numbers 1 to 10

Hindi numbers 1 to 10 are the foundation of Hindi counting. Learn these first before moving to the full Hindi ginti chart.

Number	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
1	एक	Ek	One
2	दो	Do	Two
3	तीन	Teen	Three
4	चार	Chaar	Four
5	पांच	Paanch	Five
6	छह	Chhah	Six
7	सात	Saat	Seven
8	आठ	Aath	Eight
9	नौ	Nau	Nine
10	दस	Das	Ten

Hindi Numbers 11 to 20

Hindi numbers 11 to 20 are important because they do not follow a simple English-style pattern. Words like ग्यारह, बारह, तेरह, सोलह and उन्नीस should be practiced as full words.

Once a learner becomes comfortable with 11 to 20, the full 1 100 numbers in Hindi chart becomes easier to revise.

Hindi Numbers 21 to 50

Hindi numbers 21 to 50 include many common words used in school, shopping, counting objects, and everyday speech. Some useful examples are इक्कीस for 21, तीस for 30, चालीस for 40, and पचास for 50.

This range is also helpful for children who are learning age, classroom roll numbers, page numbers, and marks in Hindi.

Hindi Numbers 51 to 100

Hindi numbers 51 to 100 complete the basic Hindi counting system used by beginners. These numbers are useful for reading prices, scores, dates, quantities, and general Indian language learning.

Some learners find 79, 89, 91, 95, and 99 slightly confusing. Practice these numbers slowly: उनासी, नवासी, इक्यानवे, पचानवे, and निन्यानवे.

Tips to Remember Hindi Counting Easily

Hindi counting becomes easier when you practice with sound, writing, and daily examples together. Do not treat the Hindi ginti chart as a one-time memorization table. Use it like a daily reading exercise.

Range	Best For	Practice Tip
1 to 10	Very young children and first-time learners	Read aloud and write each number three times.
11 to 20	Building basic Hindi number memory	Practice as full words because the pattern is not always predictable.
21 to 50	School children and daily-use counting	Group numbers by tens: 21-30, 31-40, and 41-50.
51 to 100	Advanced beginner practice	Revise 10 numbers daily until the full chart becomes familiar.

• Keep the chart visible while studying.
• Practice both Hindi numerals and Hindi words.
• Say numbers aloud instead of only reading silently.
• Use related Hindi learning pages such as Hindi varnamala, Hindi months name, and Hindi days name for wider vocabulary practice.
• If you are learning Indian language basics, you can also explore Indian culture and related language resources such as Sanskrit numbers.

FAQs on Hindi Numbers and Hindi Ginti

What are Hindi numbers 1 to 100 called?

Hindi numbers 1 to 100 are commonly called Hindi ginti. They include Hindi numerals such as १, २, ३ and Hindi number names such as एक, दो, तीन.

How do you write counting 1 to 100 in Hindi?

Counting 1 to 100 in Hindi can be written using Devanagari numerals and Hindi words. For example, 1 is १ and एक, 10 is १० and दस, and 100 is १०० and एक सौ.

What is the Hindi ginti chart?

A Hindi ginti chart is a table that shows Hindi numbers in order. A good chart usually includes the English number, Hindi numeral, Hindi number name, pronunciation, and English meaning.

How do you say one to 100 in Hindi?

One to 100 in Hindi starts with एक, दो, तीन, चार, पांच and continues up to एक सौ. Learners can use Roman Hindi pronunciation to read each word more easily.

What are number names in Hindi 1 to 100?

Number names in Hindi 1 to 100 are the Hindi words used for numbers, such as एक for one, बीस for twenty, पचास for fifty, and एक सौ for one hundred.

Is Hindi counting difficult to learn?

Hindi counting is not difficult if you practice in small groups. Start with 1 to 10, then learn 11 to 20, and slowly move to higher numbers.

How can kids memorize Hindi ginti 1 se 100 easily?

Kids can memorize Hindi ginti 1 se 100 by reading 10 numbers daily, writing them in a notebook, speaking them aloud, and revising difficult numbers regularly.

What is 100 called in Hindi?

100 is called एक सौ in Hindi. It is written as १०० in Devanagari numerals and pronounced as Ek Sau.