| One part. | Usa ca bahin. |
| The half. | Ang ca tunga. |
| One third. | Ang ica tlo. |
| One fourth. | Ang ica upat. |
Ex:
| The half of the heirdom belongs to me. | Ang catunga sa cabilin nahatungud canaco. |
| Divide among them the half of the cocoa-nut. | Bahinan mo sila sa catunga sa lubi. |
Distributive numbers
The distributive numbers are formed by putting tag or tinag before the cardinal numbers, thus:
| One after one. | Tagsa or tinagsa. |
| Two after two. | Tagurha or tinagurha. |
| Twenty after twenty. | Tagcaluhaan. |
| Put the children in a row one by one. | Ipalumbay mo ang mga bata sa tinagsa. |
| What wages did you pay them? | ¿Sa tagpila guisoholan mo sila? |
| Seven shillings to each one. | Sa tagpito ca sicapat. |
| Each man shall be judged by God. | Ang tagsa ca taoo pagahocman sa Dios. |
Vicenal Numbers
The vicenal or proportional numbers, so called for explaining the proportion between two unities, one of which is contained in the other, are formed in Bisaya by putting the particle naca or maca before the cardinal numbers. Naca for past tense, and maca for the future: Thus: