Armenian numbers
How to say one hundred (100) in Armenian
One hundred (100) in Armenian is հարյուր, pronounced haryur.
- Romanization:
- haryur
One hundred in use
- Հարյուր տարեկան եմ։Haryur tarekan em.I'm 100 years old.
- հարյուր խնձորharyur khndzor100 apples
- հարյուր դրամharyur dram100 dram
After a number, an Armenian noun stays singular: հարյուր խնձոր is literally “100 apple”.
Good to know
Հարյուր on its own is 100; multiples take a number in front, as separate words: երկու հարյուր (200), հինգ հարյուր (500).
Bigger numbers
- 100հարյուրharyur
- 101հարյուր մեկharyur mek
- 110հարյուր տասըharyur tasə
- 125հարյուր քսանհինգharyur k'sanhing
- 200երկու հարյուրyerku haryur
- 500հինգ հարյուրhing haryur
- 999ինը հարյուր իննսունինըinə haryur innsuninə
100 in Armenian letters
Before Arabic digits, Armenians wrote numbers with letters: every letter of Mesrop Mashtots' alphabet had a value. 100 is written Ճ — you still see it on clock faces, in church calendars and in chapter numbers.
Questions
How do you say one hundred in Armenian?
One hundred is հարյուր, pronounced haryur.
How do you say “100th” in Armenian?
The ordinal is հարյուրերորդ (haryurerord).
How is 100 written in Armenian letters?
In the classical system it is Ճ. Everyday Armenian uses ordinary digits: 100.
Do Armenian nouns take the plural after one hundred?
No. After any number the noun stays singular: հարյուր խնձոր — “100 apple”.
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