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"Én" (masculine) or "ett" (neuter), which are the words describing the amount of one that are different from "en" and "et", the masculine and neuter forms of a or an. The feminine indefinite article is "ei".
Examples:
A girl with an apple and one euro - En/ei jente (can be m. or f.) med et eple og én euro
The number one minus one is zero - Tallet (n.) ett minus én er null
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