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Language name and locationː Tuma-Irumu, Papua New Guinea [Refer toː Ethnologue] |
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1. kumbæ, kumbæɡaŋan |
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2. yaræ |
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3. yaræ kumbæ |
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4. yaræ bok yaræ bok |
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5. ket kukŋi kubæ / iman |
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6. ket kukŋi kubæ kubæ |
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7. ket kukŋi kubæ yaræ |
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8. ket kukŋi kubæ yaræ kumbæ |
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9. ket kukŋi kubæ yaræ bok yaræ bok |
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10. kep kukŋi kudup / ket kutni kutni siaŋ |
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11. kuroŋ ken kumboŋ |
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12. kuroŋ ken yaræ |
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13. kuroŋ ken yaræ kumbæ |
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14. kuroŋ ken yaræ bok yaræ bok |
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15. kuron ken iman |
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20. ken kuron kunduk (litː 'hand leg closed') |
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Linguist providing data and dateː
Mr. Ross Webb,
May 25, 2011. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Ross Webb, 2011 年 5 月 25 日. |
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Other comments: Tuma-Irumu system has a basic numeral set (1, 2); 3 has the construction ' 2 plus 1' and 4 has the construction '2 plus 2', ket is the word for 'hand', which appears in the number words for 6 and 10, 6 being 'hand other one'. The number word for 11 contains a 'leg' morpheme 'kuro' as does also 15 and 20. The word for 20 has the gloss 'hand legs together'. |
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