Toki Pona

it would be a literal crime if I included Esperanto here without including my favorite conlang. Toki Pona's numbering system is next to non existent, so it can be adapted into seximal without changing anything at all.

  • 0: ala

  • 1: wan

  • 2: tu

  • 3+: mute

  • "all": ale

this system isn't very useful, so Tokiponists extended it into an almost numbering system, using "luka" (hand) to mean five, specifying that "mute" always means twenty, and that "ale" (sometimes ali, to avoid confusion with ala) always means a hundred. the seximal equivalent would be something like this.

  • 0: ala

  • 1: wan

  • 2: tu

  • 3: tu wan

  • 4: tu tu

  • 5: tu tu wan

  • 10: luka

  • 11: luka wan

  • 12: luka tu

  • 13: luka tu wan

  • 14: luka tu tu

  • 15: luka tu tu wan

  • 20: luka luka

  • 30: luka luka luka

  • 40: luka luka luka luka

  • 50: luka luka luka luka luka

  • 100: mute

  • 200: mute mute

  • 300: mute mute mute

  • 400: mute mute mute mute

  • 500: mute mute mute mute mute

  • 1000: ale

  • 2000: ale ale

  • 3000: ale ale ale

  • 4000: ale ale ale ale

  • 5000: ale ale ale ale ale

it would very much be against the spirit of Toki Pona to have a way to say "unexian" other than "ale ale ale ale ale ale". that workaround you came up with just now? nope, can't do that. it's not that it doesn't work, it's just that the whole point of Toki Pona is the restrictions in its vocabulary.