What are the Burmese numerals for numbers one through ten, and how are they represented?

The image displays a table of Burmese numerals from one to ten, accompanied by explanatory text. The table's first column lists the number names in Burmese, and the subsequent columns show their corresponding numeral symbols.

The text above the table clarifies that the values shown across the different columns for each number are identical, emphasizing the consistent representation of these numerals. For example, the text states that the values 'က', 'ခ', 'ဂ', 'ဃ' (referring to the columns) are all equal for each number.

The table illustrates the following correspondences:

• တစ် (one) $\rightarrow$ ၁
• နှစ် (two) $\rightarrow$ ၂
• သုံး (three) $\rightarrow$ ၃
• လေး (four) $\rightarrow$ ၄
• ငါး (five) $\rightarrow$ ၅
• ခြောက် (six) $\rightarrow$ ၆
• ခုနစ် (seven) $\rightarrow$ ၇
• ရှစ် (eight) $\rightarrow$ ၈
• ကိုး (nine) $\rightarrow$ ၉
• ဆယ် (ten) $\rightarrow$ ၁၀

The table presents Burmese numerals from one to ten, showing their consistent representation: 1 (၁), 2 (၂), 3 (၃), 4 (၄), 5 (၅), 6 (၆), 7 (၇), 8 (၈), 9 (၉), 10 (၁၀).