The Carichendali number system is based on 10.  Here are the names of the numbers 0-10:
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0  Ilak
1  Eun
2  Shai
3  Shalash
4  Mala
5  Khamish
6  Sota
7  Pana
8  Ashta
9  Yabi
10  Jo

When counting, however, the names of the numbers are shortened to:
Eun, shai, shal, ma, kham, so, pan, asht, yab, jo.
This makes it easier to count quickly.  When not counting, use the full word.  Example, "Ani nga shalash ranyam."  ("I have three books.")


Names of the Numbers to Quadrillion:

11  joti'eun
12  jotishai
13  jotishalash
14  jotimala
15  jotikhamish
16  jotisota
17  jotipana
18  jotiashta
19  jotiyabi

20  shoti
21  shoti'eun
22  shotishai
23  shotishalash
...
30  shalati
31  shalati'eun
...
40  malati
50  khamati
60  soti
70  pati
80  ashti
90  yati

100  eunnam
101  eunnam eun
102  eunnam shai
...
200  shainam
300  shalashnam
400  malanam
500  khamishnam
600  sotanam
700  pananam
800  ashtanam
900  yabinam

*The ending of the numbers 100 through 900 is "nam" (hundred).  In classic Carichendan, nam was a separate word (eun nam, shai nam, etc).  In modern Carichendan, the words have been joined, but the accent has been kept the same.  So, even though these words have been joined, the accentuation is as though they were two words.  
This is also true for the ending "sasra" which means thousand, and yota, which means million.

1000  sahasra
2,000  shaisasra
3000  shalashasra
4000  malasasra
5000  khamishasra
6000  sotasasra
7000  panasasra
8000  ashtasasra
9000  yabisasra
10,000  josasra
11,000  joti'eunsasra
...
100,000  eunnam sasra
...
1 million  yota
2 million   shaiyota
...
1 billion  yotasra
2 billion  shai yotasra
...
1 trillion  eun trilyon
...
1 quadrillion  eun kwadrilyon


Here are some random examples of numbers:

175  eunnam patikhamish
1,422  sahasra malanam shotishai
2,022  shaisasra shotishai
12,001  jotishaisasra eun
12,100 jotishaisasra eunnam
8,999,213,644  ashta yotasra yabinam yatiyabiyota shainam jotishalashasra sotanam malatimala