Language name and location: Angor, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]

言名称和分布地区安戈尔语, 巴布亚新几内亚桑道恩省阿马纳布区

 

1. mamɨ

2. yimbu

3. ŋɡɨmɨ

4. yimbuyimbu

5. hondɨ (litː 'thumb')

6. hondɨrasi amberamɨdembü (litː 'in the wrist')

7. waranduhu amberamɨdembü  (litː 'in the elbow') 

8. warambuhu amberamɨdembü (litː 'in the shoulder')

9. tɨtɨ amberamɨdembü (litː 'in the breast')

10. ŋɡopoa tɨtɨ amberamɨdembü (litː 'in the other breast')

11. ŋɡopoa warambuhu amberamɨdembü (litː 'in the other shoulder')

12. ŋɡopoa waranduhu amberamɨdembü (litː 'in the other elbow')

13. ŋɡopoa hondɨ rasi amberamɨdembü (litː 'in the other wrist')

14. ŋɡopoa hondɨ (litː 'other thumb')

15. ŋɡopoa batendɨ (litː 'other index finger')

16. ŋɡopoa mamɨnɡasɨrɨ (litː 'other middle finger')

17. ŋɡopoa akɨdɨ kɨmɨnɨndɨ (litː 'other finger next to the small finger')

18. ŋɡopoa akɨdɨ [litː 'other little one (small finger)']

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Robert Litteral through Mr. Ray Stegeman, SIL International, Papua New Guinea. September, 30, 2011.

提供资的语言: Mr. Robert Litteral, 2011 年 9 月 30 日.

 

Other comments: There are only 4 real Anggor numbers. Beyond four is a body part tally system with a half-cycle of 9; there is no unique midpoint lying on the body's axis of symmetry. Note that the numbers one 'mamɨ' and two 'yimbu' are similar to those of  the Menggwa Dla or Dera language. Anggor is spoken by about 1,500 speakers in 11 villages, Amanab district, Sandaun province, Papua New Guinea.


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