Language name and locationː Ajië,
New Caledonia
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. raːxãː, ra |
21. |
2. kaːru |
22. |
3. kariɽi |
23. |
4. kavɯɛ |
24. |
5. kaniː |
25. |
6. kaniː na mã raːxãː (5 + 1) |
26. |
7. kaniː na mã kaːru (5 + 2) |
27. |
8. kaniː na mã kariɽi (5 + 3) |
28. |
9. kaniː na mã kavɯɛ (5 + 4) |
29. |
10. pãrɔɽɔ |
30. ra kãmɔ mã pãrɔɽɔ (20+10) |
11. pãrɔɽɔ na mã raːxãː |
40. kaːru kãmɔ (litː 'two persons') |
12. pãrɔɽɔ na mã kaːru |
50. kaːru kãmɔ mã pãrɔɽɔ |
13. pãrɔɽɔ na mã kariɽi |
60. kariɽi kãmɔ (litː 'three persons') |
14. pãrɔɽɔ na mã kavɯɛ |
70. kariɽi kãmɔ mã pãrɔɽɔ |
15. pãrɔɽɔ na mã dɛxã e ã |
80. kavɯɛ kãmɔ (litː 'four persons') |
16. pãrɔɽɔ na mã dɛxã e ã mã raːxãː |
90. kavɯɛ kãmɔ mã pãrɔɽɔ |
17. pãrɔɽɔ na mã dɛxã e ã mã kaːru |
100. kaniː kãmɔ (litː 'five persons') |
18. pãrɔɽɔ na mã dɛxã e ã mã kariɽi |
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19. pãrɔɽɔ na mã dɛxã e ã mã kavɯɛ |
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20. (tawarɛ) ra kãmɔ (litː 'one person') |
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Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. Claire Moyse-Faurie, LACITO-CNRS,
Paris, France. |
Other comments: Ajië has a traditional quinary-vigesimal system based on 'hands' and 'persons'. Note that fifteen is expressed by ''ten plus another side (of hand)''. Ajië is spoken by about 5,000 speakers in Houaïlou east coast, and Monéo to Kouaoua and inland valleys of North and South provinces, New Caledonia. |
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