Both numerical systems are a senary, or base 6 numerical systems, where the numbers following six are multipliers of six. For example, the word for 2 inanimate objects is "ruapalo", whereas the number for two animate objects is "elarui". There are several basic words that is stable and do not change hugely which include the words for blood (rara), stone (muro) and the sun (alo). Each number less than or equivalent to four is representative of the Proto-Oceanic language. Any number following four demonstrative of a multiplicative construct, similarly found in the Marshall Islands. For example, the number five in Wuvulu is "aipani". "Ai" in Wuvulu is one, while "pani" means hand. On one hand, there are five fingers, hence, "one hand" translating to "aipani". Similarly, for larger numbers the system becomes more complex, like when discussing the number eight. "fainaroa" translate to 8. When the word is broken into sections, "fai" means four, "na" is multiply, and "roa" is two. Loosely translated, it means "four multiply two". Therefore, "fainaroa" translates to eight in Wuvulu. Within the Wuvulu language, addressing people and locations must use proper nouns with the morpheme "o"- to prefix any name. The person being addressed must have the "o"- prefix added to the beginning of their name by the person who is addressing them. The use of this prefix is not limited to proper nouns but can also be used for pronouns, such as when addressing a relative like "aunty", "sister", or "mother". Wuvulu family names can either be based on the patriarch's name, or it can be based on clan names. Some family names are named after locations due to settlers associating location with clan names. Sinthaweechai Hathairattanakool  Sinthaweechai Hathairattanakool (; , born March 23, 1982 as Kosin Hathairattanakool ()), simply known as Tee () is a Thai professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Thai League 1 club Chonburi and the Thailand national team. Born in Sakon Nakhon Province, Sinthaweechai spent his youth career with Assumption Sriracha School between 1999 and 2002. The young goalkeeper signed his first professional contract with a Thai Premier League club TTM Phichit (now TTM Chiangmai) in 2002, he spent 2 seasons with the club and won a league title in 2004-2005 season.