Adding numbers.

bin/count-leading-syllables

@@ -11,6 +11,17 @@ use warnings;
 # Modules
 use File::Basename;
 
+#
+# Syllables
+#
+
+my @SYLLABLES = qw@a wa ra ma pa ba ha na da ta za sa ga ka fa e we re
+me pe be he ne de te ze se ge ke fe i wi ri mi pi bi hi ni chi ji shi
+gi ki fi o wo ro mo po bo ho no do to jo so go ko fo u wu ru mu pu bu
+hu nu tsu zu su gu ku fu ya rya mya pya bya hya nya chya jya shya gya
+kya yo ryo myo pyo byo hyo nyo chyo jyo shyo gyo kyo yu ryu myu pyu
+byu hyu nyu chyu jyu shyu gyu kyu n@;
+
 #
 # Figure out the directory
 #
@@ -23,11 +34,8 @@ my $dict_directory = "$root_directory/dictionary";
 # Go through the syllable files and build up the counts.
 #
 
-foreach my $syllable (glob("$dict_directory/*"))
+foreach my $syllable (@SYLLABLES)
 {
-	# Ignore non-directories.
-	next unless $syllable;
-
 	# Figure out the counts for this directory.
 	my @count = glob("$dict_directory/$syllable/*.markdown");
 	my $count = scalar(@count);

dictionary/we/we.markdown

@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+---
+title: we
+---
+
+Particles
+================================
+
+we
+----------------
+
+1. Indicates the beginning of a number sequence.
+

grammar/numbers.markdown

@@ -0,0 +1,120 @@
+---
+title: Numbers
+---
+
+When spoken, numbers in Miwāfu are spelled out with a leading particle to indicate that it is a number.
+
+Numbers
+================================
+
+Arabic | Syllable
+-----: | :-------
+0      | pa
+1      | re
+2      | chi
+3      | ko
+4      | mu
+5      | za
+6      | ge
+7      | hi
+8      | to
+9      | fu
+
+Numeral Particle
+================================
+
+The beginning of a number series is indicated by `we`.
+
+	we parechi
+	[numeral] 123
+	123
+
+The end of a numerical sequence is either a pause between words or `nwe`.
+
+	we parechi nwe
+	[numeral] 123 [end-numeral]
+	123
+
+Scales
+================================
+
+With large numbers, values are separated in groups of three. The separator is `do`.
+
+	wa padorechiko
+	wa pa do rechiko
+	[numeral] 1 [thousands] 234
+	1,234
+
+If the entire group is zero, then the number itself can be skipped.
+
+	wa padorechiko
+	wa pa dodo rechiko
+	[numeral] 1 [thousands] [thousands] 234
+	1,000,234
+
+Scales are based on the previous number, not the total magnitude. In English, one would say "1 billion, 1 thousand." In Miwāfu, one would say "1 thousand 1 thousand".
+
+	wa padopado
+	wa pa do pa do
+	[number] 1 [thousands] 1 [thousands]
+	1,000,001,000
+
+In addition to using the thousands skip, there are additional amounts that can be interspersed with the number or used at the end.
+
+Arabic            | Description | Syllable
+----------------: | :-------
+10                | Ten         | mya
+100               | Hundred     | pyu
+1,000             | Thousand    | do
+1,000,000         | Million     | kya
+1,000,000,000     | Billion     | jyo
+1,000,000,000,000 | Trillion    | shyo
+
+These can be combined together:
+
+	pa doshyo
+	1 [thousand] [trillion]
+	1 quadrillion
+	1,000,000,000,000,000
+
+Decimals
+================================
+
+The decimal indicator is `rya`.
+
+	paryapa
+	pa rya pa
+	1.1
+
+Negatives
+================================
+
+If the leading `we` is suffixed by `-yo`, it indicates a negative number.
+
+	weyo pa
+	[numeral-negative] 1
+	-1
+
+Mathematics
+================================
+
+Simple math, addition and subtraction, is done with additional suffixes. `-yo` is used for subtracting values.
+
+	we pa weyo re
+	[numeral] 1 [numeral-negative] 2 [end-numeral]
+	1 - 2
+	-1
+
+For addition, `-ko` is used.
+
+	we pa weko re
+	[numeral] 1 [numeral-positive] 2 [end-numeral]
+	1 + 2
+	3
+
+In a series of math, only the final needs a `nwe` if one is required.
+
+	we pa weyo re nwe
+	[numeral] 1 [numeral-negative] 2 [end-numeral]
+	1 - 2
+	-1