Does this use lakh and crore?

Yes — it uses the Indian numbering system, grouping after the hundreds into হাজার (thousand), লক্ষ (lakh, 100,000) and কোটি (crore, 10,000,000).

Why is there a full 0-99 table?

Bengali numbers from 0 to 99 are largely irregular and do not split neatly into tens and units, so each is stored individually for accuracy — for example একুশ (21) and নিরানব্বই (99).

How does the Indian grouping differ from Western grouping?

After the first thousand the Indian system groups in pairs of two digits: 1,00,000 is one lakh and 1,00,00,000 is one crore. The Western system instead groups in threes as thousand, million and billion.

How large a number can I convert?

Up to 15 digits, covering values through লক্ষ (lakh) and কোটি (crore) and beyond.

Does it spell paisa or decimal amounts?

It converts whole numbers. For currency, spell the taka amount here and add the paisa subunit separately.

Is my number sent anywhere?

No — the conversion runs entirely in your browser with no network requests.

Number to Words in Bengali

This tool spells any whole number into Bengali (Bangla) words using the Indian numbering system — ideal for cheques, invoices and documents in Bangladesh and West Bengal. It runs entirely in your browser.

How it works

Bengali numbers from 0 to 99 are largely irregular — they do not split cleanly into tens and units — so each value 0-99 is stored in a full lookup table for accuracy. Above 99 the number is grouped using the Indian system: hundreds (শ/শত), then in pairs of two digits for হাজার (thousand, 1,000), লক্ষ (lakh, 100,000) and কোটি (crore, 10,000,000).

Example

The number 1234 is 1 thousand, 2 hundred and 34:

Part	Bengali
1000	এক হাজার
200	দুইশ
34	চৌত্রিশ

Read together: এক হাজার দুইশ চৌত্রিশ.

Everything happens in your browser — nothing is uploaded.