A non-classical natural number object in a non-boolean elementary topos \(S\) is studied. The construction is to replace coproduct + in standard ``equation \(x=x+1\) using the ``partial map classifier. One may say, that the operations of the arity, given by subobjects of 1 are considered. A detailed algebraic study of properties of this object (a proof, that it is an initial algebra, connection with the set of subobjects of ``standard \(N\), etc.) is presented. Possible applications: in universal algebra (one may encounter the algebraic operations with arities more general than numbers); in denotational semantics and synthetic domain theory (non-standard domain equations).
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