/**
 * French (Belgium) language converter
 *
 * CLDR: fr-BE | French as used in Belgium
 *
 * Belgian French differences from standard French:
 * - septante (70) instead of soixante-dix
 * - nonante (90) instead of quatre-vingt-dix
 * - Keeps quatre-vingts (80) like standard French
 * - Uses "septante et un" (71), "nonante et un" (91)
 */
export declare const cardinalMax: bigint;
export declare const ordinalMax: bigint;
export declare const currencyMax: bigint;
export type CardinalOptions = {
    /**
     * - Use hyphens between words
     */
    withHyphenSeparator?: boolean;
};
/**
 * @typedef {object} CardinalOptions
 * @property {boolean} [withHyphenSeparator] - Use hyphens between words
 */
/** @type {Required<CardinalOptions>} */
export declare const cardinalDefaults: Required<CardinalOptions>;
/**
 * Converts a numeric value to Belgian French words.
 * @param {number | string | bigint} value - The numeric value to convert
 * @param {CardinalOptions} [options] - Optional configuration
 * @returns {string} The number in Belgian French words
 */
declare function toCardinal(value: number | string | bigint, options?: CardinalOptions): string;
/**
 * Converts a numeric value to Belgian French ordinal words.
 *
 * Belgian French ordinals: premier (1st), then cardinal + ième.
 * Special rules: quatre→quatrième, cinq→cinquième, neuf→neuvième.
 * @param {number | string | bigint} value - The numeric value to convert (positive integer)
 * @returns {string} The number as ordinal words
 * @throws {TypeError} If value is not a valid numeric type
 * @throws {RangeError} If value is negative, zero, or has a decimal part
 * @example
 * toOrdinal(1)    // 'premier'
 * toOrdinal(2)    // 'deuxième'
 * toOrdinal(70)   // 'septantième'
 * toOrdinal(90)   // 'nonantième'
 */
declare function toOrdinal(value: number | string | bigint): string;
export type CurrencyOptions = {
    /**
     * - Use "et" between euros and centimes
     */
    and?: boolean;
};
/**
 * @typedef {object} CurrencyOptions
 * @property {boolean} [and] - Use "et" between euros and centimes
 */
/** @type {Required<CurrencyOptions>} */
export declare const currencyDefaults: Required<CurrencyOptions>;
/**
 * Converts a numeric value to Belgian French currency words (Euro).
 * @param {number | string | bigint} value - The currency amount to convert
 * @param {CurrencyOptions} [options] - Optional configuration
 * @returns {string} The amount in Belgian French currency words
 * @throws {TypeError} If value is not a valid numeric type
 * @throws {Error} If value is not a valid number format
 * @example
 * toCurrency(42.50)                 // 'quarante-deux euros et cinquante centimes'
 * toCurrency(1)                     // 'un euro'
 * toCurrency(0.99)                  // 'nonante-neuf centimes'
 * toCurrency(0.01)                  // 'un centime'
 * toCurrency(42.50, { and: false }) // 'quarante-deux euros cinquante centimes'
 */
declare function toCurrency(value: number | string | bigint, options?: CurrencyOptions): string;
export { toCardinal, toOrdinal, toCurrency };