Western to traditional Mongolian numerals
The traditional vertical Mongolian script has its own digits, and this tool converts each Western digit into its matching form.
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How to use it
- Enter text or numbers.
- The result appears straight away and updates as you edit.
- Copy the result, or copy a link that keeps the same values to share it.
How it is calculated
Each Western digit d from 0 to 9 is replaced by the Unicode character U+1810 + d, so 0 becomes U+1810 and 9 becomes U+1819. Letters, symbols and spaces stay as they are and the value does not change.
Example
Result: Converted text: Naadam ᠒᠐᠒᠖, ᠑᠐᠒᠔ horses; Digits converted: 8.
Naadam 2026, 1024 horses
Naadam ᠒᠐᠒᠖, ᠑᠐᠒᠔ horses
Limits and caveats
- Mongolia today mostly writes in Cyrillic with Western digits. Traditional digits are more common in Inner Mongolia.
- Vertical display depends on the software and installed font.
Questions about this tool
Do Mongolians use these digits every day?
In Mongolia Western digits dominate. Traditional digits appear in Inner Mongolia and in calligraphy and design.
What are their Unicode codes?
From U+1810 for zero to U+1819 for nine.
Why is the result shown horizontally?
Mongolian script runs vertically, but most browsers show text horizontally unless vertical writing mode is set.