/**
 * Japanese numerals and kana counters, as the predefined styles of CSS
 * Counter Styles 3 define them: the counted kanji numerals
 * (`japanese-informal`, 百一, 六千一), the daiji of legal and financial
 * text (`japanese-formal`, 壱百壱), the gojūon kana series (`hiragana` あいう…, `katakana` アイウ…) and the iroha
 * series (`hiragana-iroha` いろは…, `katakana-iroha` イロハ…).
 *
 * The counted style is not the Chinese longhand (chineseNumerals.ts):
 * Japanese drops the 一 before 十・百・千 (十一, 百, 千) and writes no 零 for
 * a gap (101 百一, 6001 六千一, where Chinese has 一百零一, 六千零一). The
 * positional style (二〇二六) is `cjk-decimal`, shared with Chinese.
 */
/**
 * `n` (a positive integer) in Japanese counted numerals. CSS Counter Styles 3
 * defines `japanese-informal` and `japanese-formal` up to 9 999; past it,
 * as ja-typography §9 (c) asks, the number goes on in four-digit groups
 * with the units 万 億 兆 (formal 萬 億 兆), each group written as a number
 * of its own and empty groups left out: 一万 (10 000), 一万一 (10 001),
 * 十一万 (110 000), 一億一万 (100 010 000); formal 壱萬, 壱億壱萬. A
 * group keeps its 一 before a unit (一万, never 万) but not before 十百千
 * (千万 for 10 000 000, the per-group reading). Past 10¹⁶ − 1 the number
 * prints in digits.
 */
export declare function japaneseNumeral(n: number, kind: 'informal' | 'formal'): string;
/** The zero of each counted style: 〇 (U+3007) informal, 零 formal. */
export declare function japaneseZero(kind: 'informal' | 'formal'): string;
/** The 48 kana of the gojūon order as CSS `hiragana` lists them (the
 *  modern 46 plus the obsolete ゐ ゑ, which the CSS series keeps): the five
 *  vowels, the k s t n h m rows, や ゆ よ, the r row, then わ ゐ ゑ を ん. */
export declare const HIRAGANA: readonly string[];
/** The same 48 in katakana (`katakana`): ア … ワ ヰ ヱ ヲ ン. */
export declare const KATAKANA: readonly string[];
/** The 47 kana of the iroha poem, each once (`hiragana-iroha`): no ん. */
export declare const HIRAGANA_IROHA: readonly string[];
/** The iroha in katakana (`katakana-iroha`): イ ロ ハ … セ ス. */
export declare const KATAKANA_IROHA: readonly string[];
/**
 * The `n`th marker of a kana series, by the CSS `alphabetic` system (the
 * bijective rule of `lower-alpha`): past the last kana the series goes on
 * in two (hiragana: ん is 48, ああ 49, あい 50; iroha: す is 47, いい 48),
 * then three. Zero and below print nothing: the system has no zero.
 */
export declare function kanaSeries(n: number, symbols: readonly string[]): string;
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