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Language name and locationː Gofa-Gamo-Dawro, Ethiopia [Refer to Ethnologue] |
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1. ʔistá |
21. namʔʔú támmanné ʔista |
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2. namʔʔá |
22. namʔʔú támmanné namʔa |
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3. heedzdzá |
23. namʔʔú támmanné heedzdza |
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4. ʔoiddá |
24. namʔʔú támmanné ʔoidda |
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5. ʔitʃtʃáʃa |
25. namʔʔú támmanné ʔitʃtʃaʃa |
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6. ʔusúppuna |
26. namʔʔú támmanné ʔusuppuna |
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7. laáppuna |
27. namʔʔú támmanné laappuna |
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8. hósppuna |
28. namʔʔú támmanné hosppuna |
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9. ʔuddúfuna |
29. namʔʔú támmanné ʔuddufuna |
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10. támma |
30. heédzdzú tamma / hástama |
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11. támmanné ʔistta |
40. ʔoíddú tamma / ʔoítama |
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12. támmanné namʔa |
50. ʔitʃtʃáʃú tamma / ʔiʃátama |
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13. támmanné heedzdza |
60. ʔusúppún tamma |
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14. támmanné ʔoidda |
70. laáppún tamma |
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15. támmanné ʔitʃtʃaʃa |
80. hósppun tamma |
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16. támmanné ʔusuppuna |
90. ʔuddúfún tamma |
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17. támmanné laappuna |
100. tsʼeéta |
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18. támmanné hosppuna |
200. namʔa tsʼeéta |
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19. támmanné ʔuddufuna |
1000. mukúla / (ʃáʔa) ( ʃiʔa < Amharic) |
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20. namʔu tamma / laátamma |
2000. namʔa mukúla |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Sellassie Cheru, PhD Student ( Native Wolaitta speaker), Department of Linguistics, Addis Abba University. July 24, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Sellassie Cheru, 2012 年 7 月 24 日. |
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Other comments: Gamo or Gamo-Gofa-Dawro reported on 'Ethnologue' has a decimal system similar to that of Wolaitta. The above data is taken from Gofa variety. |
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Language name and locationː Gofa-Gamo-Dawro, Ethiopia [Refer to Ethnologue] |
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1. ʔissíno / ʔistá |
21. namʔʔú támmanné ʔissíno |
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2. namʔá |
22. namʔʔú támmanné namʔa |
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3. heedzdzá |
23. namʔʔú támmanné heezza |
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4. ʔoiddá |
24. namʔʔú támmanné ʔoidda |
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5. ʔitʃtʃátʃa |
25. namʔʔú támmanné ʔitʃtʃatʃa |
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6. ʔusúppuna |
26. namʔʔú támmanné ʔusuppuna |
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7. laáppuna |
27. namʔʔú támmanné laappuna |
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8. hóspuna |
28. namʔʔú támmanné hospuna |
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9. ʔuddúpuna |
29. namʔʔú támmanné ʔuddupuna |
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10. támma |
30. heédzdzú tamma |
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11. támmanné ʔissíno |
40. ʔoíddú tamma |
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12. támmanné namʔa |
50. ʔitʃtʃátʃú tamma |
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13. támmanné heezza |
60. ʔusúppún tamma |
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14. támmanné ʔoidda |
70. laáppún tamma |
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15. támmanné ʔitʃtʃatʃa |
80. hóspun tamma |
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16. támmanné ʔusuppuna |
90. ʔuddúpún tamma |
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17. támmanné laappuna |
100. ʔíssí tsʼeéta / tsʼeéta |
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18. támmanné hospuna |
200. namʔa tsʼeéta |
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19. támmanné ʔuddupuna |
1000. ʔíssí ʃiʔa ( ʃiʔa < Amharic) |
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20. namʔu tamma |
2000. namʔa ʃiʔa |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Sellassie Cheru, PhD Student ( Native Wolaitta speaker), Department of Linguistics, Addis Abba University. July 24, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Sellassie Cheru, 2012 年 7 月 24 日. |
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Other comments: Gamo or Gamo-Gofa-Dawro reported on 'Ethnologue' has a decimal system similar to that of Wolaitta. The above data is taken from Dache dialect of Gamo variety. Some rearks on Dache ,Gofa and Wolaitta: 1. Dache , like Wolaitta, introduced ʃíʔa and miiloóne since the introduction modern education, are used as part of the numeral system of , where Gofa borrows only miiloóne. 2. Tonal accent assignment on the numeral system of Dache, Gofa and Wolaitta: 2.1 Dache ( a variety of a Gamo dialect ),Gofa and Wolaitta are all tonal accent languages of the North Ometo Cluster. 2.2 Every number from 1-10, in its citation form, assigns a high tonal accent on one of the syllables or on the second mora of a long accented syllable as it is in Dache and Gofa as is in Wolaitta (Azeb 1996). 2.2 Numbers 11-20 and above are compound words, made up of two or three words. A high tonal accent of a head word , in a number composed of two words, moves towards the last syllable of a modifier, in case the modifier assigns its original high tonal accent either on its ante- penultimate, penultimate or ultimate mora. Due to this, the modifier assigns two high tonal accents whereas the head word loses its high tonal accent. The tonal accent on the ultimate mora of the modifier moves one syllable to the left in order to assign the high tonal accent that shifts from the head word. 2.3 Most of the numbers from 21 and above are composed of three words. In such a case, the first word behaves different from the other two in that it retains its high tonal accent on its original place. 3. Some remarks on the symbols used: 3.1 A long vowel is written twice. 3.2 t’ is a stop – ejective a Wolaitta dialect. ts’ is a double articulation of alveo-dental, affricate – ejective in only in Dache and Gofa. 4. Numbers six to nine are compound words composed of numbers 1-4 and /-(p)puna ‘five’ as follows as both Fleming and Azeb agree (Fleming 1976 cited in Azeb1996). We derive 4.1.ʔussúppuna ‘six’ when the first element ʔussu- ‘one’ is obtained from ʔisso of many North Ometo cluster dialects, 4.2. laáppuna ‘seven’ when the first element laa- is obtained from laʔʔa ‘two’ of Dawro dialect, 4.3. hósppuna ‘eight’ when the first element hos- is obtained from hee(d)z(d)za ‘three’ and 4.4. ʔuddúpuna ‘nine’ when the first element ʔuddu- is obtained from ʔoidda ‘four’. Each of the first elements drops segments or syllables first. The vowel harmony takes place next. We finally assign the high tonal accent on the right most
syllable of
the first element of each of the four compound words. This is true
Bibliography Adams, Bruce. 1983. "A Tagmemic Analysis of the Wolaitta Language." Ph.D. Thesis, University of London. AzebAmha (1996).Tone-Accent and Prosodic Domains in Wolaitta. Leiden University. Fleming, Harold. 1976. "Cushitic and Omotic." In M. L. Bender, J. D. Bowen, R. L. Cooper, C. A. Ferguson (eds.), Language in Ethiopia, pp. 34-53. London: Oxford University Press. Wedekind, Klaus. 1990. "Gimo-Jan or Ben-yem-om: Bench Yemsa* phonemes, tones and words." In R.J. Hayward (ed.), Omotic Language Studies,pp. 68-184. London: SOAS. Yitbarek Ijigu. 1983. "The phonology of Wolaitta." M.A. Thesis, Addis Ababa University. *Yemsa is another name of Yam. |
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Language name and locationː Gofa-Gamo-Dawro, Ethiopia [Refer to Ethnologue] |
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1. ʔissio (ʔista) |
21. namʔu tammanne ʔissino |
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2. namʔa |
22. namʔu tammanne namʔa |
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3. heedzdza |
23. namʔu tammanne heedzdza |
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4. ʔojdda |
24. namʔu tammanne ʔojdda |
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5. ʔitʃtʃatʃtʃa |
25. namʔu tammanne ʔitʃtʃatʃtʃa |
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6. ʔuspuna |
26. namʔu tammanne ʔuspuna |
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7. laappuna |
27. namʔu tammanne laappuna |
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8. hospuna |
28. namʔu tammanne hospuna |
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9. ʔuddupuna |
29. namʔu tammanne ʔuddupuna |
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10. tamma |
30. heedzdzu tamma |
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11. tamma ʔissino |
40. ʔojddu tamma |
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12. tamma namʔa |
50. ʔitʃtʃatʃtʃu tamma |
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13. tamma heedzdza |
60. ʔispun tamma |
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14. tamma ʔojdda |
70. laappun tamma |
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15. tamma ʔitʃtʃatʃtʃa |
80. hospun tamma |
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16. tamma ʔuspuna |
90. ʔuddupun tamma |
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17. tamma laappuna |
100. ʔissi sʼeeta ( sʼeeta) |
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18. tamma hospuna |
200. namʔa sʼeeta |
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19. tamma ʔuddupuna |
1000. ʔissi ʃiʔa (ʃiʔa) ( ʃiʔa < Amharic) |
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20. namʔu tamma (laatamma) |
2000. namʔa ʃiʔa |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Samuel Gonderie, native speaker of Gamo language, PhD student in linguistics,, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia. March 20, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Samuel Gonderie, 2012 年 3 月 20 日. |
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Other comments: Gamo or Gamo-Gofa-Dawro reported on 'Ethnologue' has a decimal system similar to that of Wolaitta. |
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