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Language name and locationː Panim, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue] |
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1. olfan (lit: 'one') |
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2. elis ( lit: 'two') |
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3. ized (lit: 'three ) |
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4. ɓala-ʔɑi (litː 'four(?)-be') |
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5. mɑmaɡ-ʔɑi (litː 'thumb-be' ) |
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6. mɑmaɡ-ʔɑi olfan (litː 'thumb-be one') |
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7. mɑmaɡ-ʔɑi elis (litː 'thumb-be two') |
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8. mɑmaɡ-ʔɑi ized (litː 'thumb-be three') |
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9. mɑmaɡ-ʔɑi ɓala-ʔɑi (litː 'thumb-be four') |
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10. mɑmaɡ-ʔɑi mɑmaɡ-ʔɑi (litː 'thumb-be thumb-be') |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Don R. Daniels, Ph.D. student in the Department
of Linguistics at the University of California, Santa Barbara, USA.
October 2, 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Don R. Daniels, 2010 年 10 月 2 日. |
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Other comments: All the forms from mamaɡʔai ‘5’ on up are complex. The form ɓalaʔai ‘4’ looks like it’s complex, because of the -ʔai ending, but I don’t know what the root ɓala would mean. |
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