Digit state machine

In the context of Pasaru linguistics, a digit state machine or DSM is a numbering system in which words for digits are constructed from a limited number of morphemes, while words for larger numbers simply concatenate the digits.

Drsk
Drsk fully adopts the digit state machine, limiting its numbers to four morphemes: "two", "decrement", "double" and "triple". This system evolved naturally, with unique morphemes for digits gradually falling out of use; however, it is noted that in other languages, such reduction of morphemes can happen without the full adoption of the DSM.

Nnn Heeel
Nnn Heeel's native numbering system does not use the digit state machine, but nevertheless features a similar system. Its morphemes include "one", "two", "four", "decrement", "dozen" and "gross".