The nominalizing suffix -t derives an inanimate singular noun from any numeral, referring to the number itself as an abstract entity:
vai ahtt ashenti? vahti.
vai
how_many
aht-t
two-nmlz
ashen-t-i?
sixteen-nmlz-pred
vahti.
eight-pred
How many two's are in sixteen? Eight.
hreis hrvattah shtehreshenhreisti.
hreis
three
hrvat-t-ah
five-nmlz-4pl
shtehreshen-hreis-t-i
thirty_two-three-nmlz-pred
Three fives equal thirty-five.
If the numeral consists of multiple words, the suffix -t applies to the last component. In an attributive clause, however, the predicative -i applies to the first component: