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Glyphs may also be used to represent numbers. A base ten number system with a semblance of positional notation is used.{{17s ref|topic|6487|Thaylen and Alethi Glyph Translation|date=2014-3-6}} Numerals are written with bilateral symmetry and may be stylized for artistic purposes.{{17s ref|topic|6487|ThaylenIt andis Alethiunclear Glyphwhether Translation|date=2014-3-6}}thse glyphs are used only in Vorin nations or throughout Roshar. The names used for the numbers does vary, even among the Vorin nations.

Place value is read from top to bottom. Different glyphs are sometimes used to represent numbers depending on place value. For example, the symbol "2" in the number "20" is not the same symbol used in the number "2". In the example to the right using "1173", the light blue represents "3", the green represents "70", the red represents "100", and the dark blue represents "1000". Note that that the blue "3" and red "1" differ from their basic configuration.

glyph 1.svg | 1 - Jes

glyph 2.svg | 2 - Nan

glyph 3.svg | 3 - Chach

glyph 4.svg | 4 - Vev

glyph 5.svg | 5 - Palah

glyph 6.svg | 6 - Shash

glyph 7.svg | 7 - Betab

glyph 8.svg | 8 - Kak

glyph 9.svg | 9 - Tanat

glyph 10.svg | 10 - Ishi