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Language name and locationː Seimat, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue] |
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1. tehu |
21. seilon tel tehu |
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2. h:uohu |
22. seilon tel h:uohu |
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3. toluhu |
23. seilon tel toluhu |
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4. hinalo |
24. seilon tel hinalo |
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5. tepanim (litː ''one hand'') |
25. seilon tel tepanim |
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6. tepanim tehu |
26. seilon tel tepanim tehu |
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7. tepanim h:uohu |
27. seilon tel tepanim h:uohu |
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8. tepanim toluhu |
28. seilon tel tepanim toluhu |
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9. tepanim hinalo |
29. seilon tel tepanim hinalo |
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10. h:uopanim ( litː ''two hands'' ) |
30. seilon h:uopanim |
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11. h:uopanim tehu |
40. seilon h:uh:ua (lit: 'two people') |
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12. h:uopanim h:uohu |
50. seilon h:uh:ua h:uopanim |
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13. h:uopanim toluhu |
60. seilon tolu (lit: 'three people') |
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14. h:uopanim hinalo |
70. seilon tolu h:uopanim |
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15. tolupa ( litː ''three hands'' ) |
80. seilon hinalo (lit: 'four people') |
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16. tolupa tehu |
90. seilon hinalo h:uopanim |
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17. tolupa h:uhu |
100. seilon tepanim (lit: 'five people') |
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18. tolupa toluhu |
200. seilon h:uopanim ? |
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19. tolupa hinalo |
500. seilon hinalopanim tepanim ? |
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20. seilon tel ( litː ''one man'' ) |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Miss Theresa Wilson, March 14, 2011. SIL-International,
Papua New Guinea, |
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Other comments: The Seimat numeral systems is a quinary system. Numbers from 'one' to 'five' and the word for 'twenty' are unique forms, all other forms are combinations. Numbers from 'six' to 'nine' are compounds based on 'five', plus the first numbers. The word seilon 'twenty' also means 'person'. Presumably it refers to a full set of hands and feet. The above Seimat numbers apply to general counting. Other numbers: 101. seilon tepanim tehu, 200. seilon h:uopanim ?. |
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Language name and locationː Seimat, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue] |
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1. tehu |
21. seilon tel tehu |
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2. hũohu |
22. seilon tel hũohu |
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3. toluhu |
23. seilon tel toluhu |
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4. hinalo |
24. seilon tel hinalo |
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5. tepanim (litː ''one hand'') |
25. seilon tel tepanim |
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6. tepanim tehu |
26. seilon tel tepanim tehu |
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7. tepanim hũohu |
27. seilon tel tepanim hũohu |
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8. tepanim toluhu |
28. seilon tel tepanim toluhu |
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9. tepanim hinalo |
29. seilon tel tepanim hinalo |
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10. hũopanim ( litː ''two hands'' ) |
30. seilon hũopanim |
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11. hũopanim tehu |
40. seilon hũohu |
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12. hũopanim hũohu |
50. seilon hũohu hũopanim |
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13. hũopanim toluhu |
60. seilon toluhu |
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14. hũopanim hinalo |
70. seilon toluhu hũopanim |
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15. tolupa ( litː ''three hands'' ) |
80. seilon hinalo |
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16. tolupa tehu |
90. seilon hinalo hũopanim |
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17. tolupa hũohu |
100. seilon tepanim |
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18. tolupa toluhu |
200. seilon hũopanim |
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19. tolupa hinalo |
1000. |
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20. seilon tel ( litː ''one man'' ) |
2000. |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Robert Blust, 11 November, 2005.
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA |
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Other comments: Seimat has quinary / vigesimal counting system. |
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