Language name and location: Anuak, South Sudan, Ethiopia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. àcíɛ̀l |
21. pìèr àríyɔ̀ kàcíɛ́l |
2. àríyɔ̀ |
22. pìèr àríyɔ̀ kàríyɔ́ |
3. àdʌ́k |
23. pìèr àríyɔ̀ kàdʌ́k |
4. àŋwɛ́ɛ́n |
24. pìèr àríyɔ̀ kàŋwɛ́ɛ́n |
5. àbíc |
25. pìèr àríyɔ̀ kàbíc |
6. àbícìɛ̀l (5+1) |
26. pìèr àríyɔ̀ kàbícìɛ̀l |
7. àbíríyɔ̀ (5+2) |
27. pìèr àríyɔ̀ kàbíríyɔ̀ |
8. àbárà (5+3) |
28. pìèr àríyɔ̀ kàbárà |
9. àbíŋwɛ̀ɛ̀n (5+4) |
29. pìèr àríyɔ̀ kàbì̤ŋwɛ́ɛ́n |
10. àpár |
30. pìèr àdʌ́k |
11. àpár kàcíɛ́l |
40. pìèr àŋwɛ́ɛ́n |
12. àpár kàríyɔ́ |
50. pìèr àbíc |
13. àpár kàdʌ́k |
60. pìèr àbícìɛ̀l |
14. àpár kàŋwɛ́ɛ́n |
70. pìèr àbíríyɔ̀ |
15. àpár kàbíc |
80. pìèr àbárà |
16. àpár kàbícìɛ̀l |
90. pìèr àbíŋwɛ̀ɛ̀n |
17. àpár kàbíríyɔ̀ |
100. dìpà |
18. àpár kàbárà |
200. dìpàríyɔ̀ |
19. àpár kàbì̤ŋwɛ́ɛ́n |
1000. kùmà àcíɛ́l |
20. pìèr àríyɔ̀ |
2000. kúmé àríyɔ̀ |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Mairi John Blackings, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK, March 9, 2013. Informantː Amaliya Omot, postgraduate student at Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Mairi John Blackings, 2013 年 3 月 9 日. |
Other comments: Anuak or Anyua is spoken by approximately 220,000 speakers in Jonglei state, South Sudan and as well as Ethiopia. Anyua or Anuak has a numeral system with base five, like Pari, Chollo and Acholi. Note the tone markingsː á=high, ā=mid, à=low, á=falling. |
Language name and location: Anuak, South Sudan, Ethiopia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. aciel / acíɛ̀l * |
21. pi̤e̤rariio̤ kurciel / pìir ar íɪàw k-aacíɛ̀l |
2. ariio̤ / aríɪàw * |
22. pi̤e̤rariio̤ kurriio̤ /pìir ar íɪàw ka aríɪàw |
3. ada̤k / adʌ́ɡ * |
23. pi̤e̤rariio̤ kurda̤k / pìir ar íɪàw ka adʌ́ɡ |
4. aŋween / aŋwɛ́ɛn * |
24. pi̤e̤rariio̤ kurŋween /pìir ar íɪàw ka+4 |
5. abi̤i̤c / abíiɟ * |
25. pi̤e̤rariio̤ kurbi̤i̤c / pìir ar íɪàw ka abíiɟ |
6. abi̤ciel / abícíɛ̀l * ( 5+1) |
26. pi̤e̤rariio̤ ka abi̤ciel |
7. abi̤riio̤ /abíríɪàw * (5+2) |
27. pi̤e̤rariio̤ ka abi̤riio̤ |
8. aba̤ra / abʌ́rʌ́ * (5+3) |
28. pi̤e̤rariio̤ ka aba̤ra |
9. abi̤ŋween / abíŋwɛ̀ɛn * (5+4) |
29. pi̤e̤rariio̤ ka abi̤ŋween |
10. apaar / apáar * |
30. pi̤e̤rada̤k / pìir adʌ́ɡ * |
11. apaar kurciel / apáar ka acíɛ̀l * |
40. pi̤e̤raŋween |
12. apaar kurriio̤ / apáar ka aríɪàw |
50. pi̤e̤rabi̤i̤c |
13. apaar kurda̤k / apáar ka adʌ́ɡ |
60. pi̤e̤rabi̤ciel |
14. apaar kurŋween / apáar ka aŋwɛ́ɛn |
70. pi̤e̤rabi̤riio̤ |
15. apaar kurbi̤i̤c / apáar ka abíiɟ |
80. pi̤e̤raba̤ra |
16. apaar ka abi̤ciel |
90. pi̤e̤rabi̤ŋween /pìir abíŋwɛ̀ɛn * |
17. apaar ka abi̤riio̤ |
100. di̤pa aciel / pìir apáar * |
18. apaar ka aba̤ra |
200. di̤pa ariio̤ / dípé aríɪàw * |
19. apaar ka abi̤ŋween |
1000. kuma aciel / kùmà |
20. pi̤e̤rariio̤ /pìir ar íɪàw * |
2000. kume ariio̤ |
Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Marie Lusted, Bible translator, Church Mekane Yesus, Ethiopia, October 7, 1994. Additional data provided byː Prof. Anne Storch.
提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Marie Lusted, 1994 年 10 月 7 日. |
Other comments: Anuak has a decimal system of counting with a base-five substructure. The numbers for hundred 'di̤pa' and thousand 'kuma' are both loanwords. The numbers with an asterisk are from Prof. Anne Storch's source. |
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