Speaking of Numbers...

Twelve... I mean one... You know, twelve, not one. But it is one, right? I mean twelve?

Two, I think. Ten and twelve.

How about all the names numbers as well? Pi, e, c (which you could say is an abbreviation and not count). I'm sure there are many other physical constants that are pronouncable as one syllable that have _many_ more than one digit.

And one more thing. I'll guess you mean in English, but do you count slang? "Zilch" or "Naught". Or colloquial "Score", or measurement "Gross"?

Taliver hit on the twist I was taking, those are most of the ones I was thinking of.

Pi and e must certainly count, because those are the only names for those numbers (as well as any other transcendental numbers that have names.

"Score" and "gross" were ones I considered, and I think they should count too. I didn't think of "zilch", but we should count it -- why naught?

Then there's all sorts of physical constants with names, but I'm not sure if those should be counted or not. I'd tend to say yes, but I could be persuaded otherwise if anyone cared.

One thing I did realize after I poseted, however -- Zilch and Naught are one digit numbers.

(And some people call "e" the "Natural Base")

Then again, there's a tenth (1/10)

Taliver: Oh yeah, that's why I didn't think of zilch myself! Absolutely.

TML: I didn't think of fractions! All the one-digit numbers make single syllable fractions. Excellent.

But isn't 1/10 really pronounced one-tenth? And likewise all other fractions?

Oops! Maybe half (1/2) would work.

Details details!

How about a "mole"? That might be the largest one-syllable number.

Kurt, you took my answer!