Nepali numeral converter
Convert numbers, dates, currency figures, or entire paragraphs between Nepali Devanagari digits (०१२३४५६७८९) and English digits (0123456789).
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Nepali & English Numeral Converter
१२३ ↔ 123Leaves words untouched
Paste an entire notice, invoice table, or letter; only the numeric digit symbols are converted while words and punctuation stay intact.
Nepali to English & back
Switch seamlessly from English digits (0-9) to Devanagari digits (०-९) or convert Nepali digits back into Latin numerals for spreadsheets.
Symbol-only replacement
Replaces each digit 1-to-1 without altering decimal points, commas, dates, or mathematical values.
How to convert digits between Nepali and English
Type or paste your number, date, or text passage into the input field above. Click Convert digits to Nepali (१२३) to turn all Latin digits (0-9) into Devanagari numerals (०-९), or select Convert digits to English (123) to convert Nepali digits into standard Arabic numerals for Excel or accounting software.
Nepali Devanagari numeral reference chart
In Nepal, official government notices, Bikram Sambat dates, malpot land records, and formal letters frequently use Devanagari numerals alongside Nepali text.
Formatting currency figures in Lakh and Crore alongside Devanagari digits
In Nepal, monetary figures, budget tables, and land prices are grouped using the South Asian numbering system: after the first three digits (hundreds), commas are placed every two digits for Hajar (thousand, 1,000), Lakh (hundred thousand, 1,00,000), and Crore (ten million, 1,00,00,000). Because our numeral converter replaces only the digit symbols 0–9 ↔ ०–९ while leaving all commas, slashes, hyphens, and surrounding words untouched, your Lakh/Crore comma formatting and Bikram Sambat date hyphens (such as २०८३-०७-०९) remain intact.
Devanagari and English digit reference (0 to 9)
| English Digit | Nepali Digit | Nepali Word | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 | ० / १ / २ / ३ / ४ | शून्य / एक / दुई / तीन / चार | Shunya / Ek / Dui / Tin / Char |
| 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 | ५ / ६ / ७ / ८ / ९ | पाँच / छ / सात / आठ / नौ | Panch / Chha / Saat / Aath / Nau |
| 1,000 (One Thousand) | १,००० | एक हजार | Ek Hajar (10³) |
| 1,00,000 (One Lakh) | १,००,००० | एक लाख | Ek Lakh (10⁵ / 100 Thousand) |
| 1,00,00,000 (One Crore) | १,००,००,००० | एक करोड | Ek Crore (10⁷ / 10 Million) |
Common questions
Does this tool convert numbers into written Nepali words?
No. It converts digit characters (such as 2083 to २०८३) while preserving formatting, commas, and surrounding sentences.
Can I paste a whole paragraph with dates and phone numbers?
Yes. Every digit inside the paragraph is converted while all Nepali or English letters, spaces, and line breaks remain unchanged.
Why do spreadsheets require English digits?
Most spreadsheet formulas in Excel and Google Sheets evaluate standard ASCII digits (0-9). Converting १२३ to 123 prepares your numbers for calculation.
Will converting a Bikram Sambat date like २०८३-०७-०९ change the calendar date?
No. This tool converts only the digit script (२०८३-०७-०९ becomes 2083-07-09). To convert a Bikram Sambat date to an English Gregorian (A.D.) calendar date, use our Nepali Date Converter.
How many zeros are in 1 Lakh and 1 Crore?
1 Lakh has 5 zeros (1,00,000 = one hundred thousand) and 1 Crore has 7 zeros (1,00,00,000 = ten million, or 100 Lakh).
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