Language name and location: Aimol, Assam, Manipur, India [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 艾莫尔语, 印度东北部阿萨姆邦及马尼普尔邦

1. ə́nkʰə̀t

21.  sòmni-ləj-kʰə̀t

2. ə́nni

22.  sòmni-ləj-ni

3. ə́ntʰùm

23.  sòmni-ləj-tʰùm

4. mə́nli

24.  sòmni-ləj-mə́nli

5. rə́ŋə̀

25.  sòmni-ləj-rəŋə́

6. kə́ruk 

26.  sòmni-ləj-kəruk

7. sə́ri

27.  sòmni-ləj-səri

8. kə́ríat

28.  sòmni-ləj-kərìat

9. kúo

29.  sòmni-ləj-kúo

10. sòm

30.  sɔ̀mtʰùm

11. sòm-ləj-kʰə̀t

40.  sòmmə́nli

12. sòm-ləj-ni

50.  sòmrəŋə̀

13. sòm-ləj-tʰùm

60.  sòmkəruk 

14. sòm-ləj-mə́nli

70.  sòmsəri

15. sòm-ləj-rəŋə̀

80.  sòmkərìat

16. sòm-ləj-kəruk 

90.  sòmkúo

17. sòm-ləj-səri

100. ré-kʰə̀t

18. sòm-ləj-kərìat

200. ré-ni

19. sòm-ləj-kúo

1000. lisiŋ-kʰə̀t

20. sòmni

2000. lisiŋ-ni

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Chongom Damrengthang Aimol, Department of Linguistics, Manipur University, Imphal through Dr. Losii Heshu. NELD project, Central Institute of Indian Languages, Manasagangori, Mysore. India. September 9, 2009.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Chongom Damrengthang Aimol, 2009 年 9 月 11 日.

Other comments: Aimol has decimal numeral system similar to that of Chiru and other Chin languages. The numerals from eleven to nineteen are formed by a connective /-ləj-/ which is added to sòm “ten” to the basic numerals from one to nine. Here /ən/ of ənni, əntʰum and are deleted. The numerals from twenty-one to twenty nine are formed by the same connective /-ləj/ which is added between sòmni “twenty” and the basic numerals from one to nine. Here /ə́n-/ of ə́nkʰə́t, ə́nni and ə́ntʰùm are also deleted. In Aimol /ré/ means hundred and /lisiŋ/ means thousand. There is no native term for lakh and crore. /lak/ means lakh and /koror/ means crore. In the ancient time crore is pronounced as /koti/. But the present generation did not use anymore. The symbol / v́ / indicate the low tone, / v̀ / the high tone and level tone is left unmarked.

Aimol is an endangered with about three thousand speakers.