Language
name and locationː Jicarilla Apache, New
Mexico, USA
[Ref to
Ethnologue] |
1. dáåa'éé |
21. |
2. náaki |
22. |
3. kai'ɪ |
23. |
4. dîî'i |
24. |
5. ashdle |
25. |
6. ɡoskán |
26. |
7. ɡosts'idi |
27. |
8. sâäbîî |
28. naadintsääbíí |
9. nôöst'ai |
29. |
10. ɡoneesnán |
30. káadin |
11. åa'ts'áadi |
40. dîïshdin |
12. naakidzáádih, náakits'áadi |
50. ashdladin |
13. ká'ts'áadi, |
60. ɡoskádin |
14. dï'ts'áadi |
70. ɡosts'idin |
15. ashdla'áadi |
80. |
16. ɡska'áadi |
90. nóost'adin |
17. ɡosts'its'áadi |
100. dálé'dikoo, 200. náakidikoo |
18. |
500. ashdladikoo, 900. noost'ádikoo |
19. noosts'its'áadi |
1000. míiå or dáåe'dimiiå |
20. náadin (< ''one person'' ) |
3000. káadikoo, million, miyóon |
Linguist providing data and dateː
Prof.
Melissa Axelrod with Dr. Veronica
Tiller (Native speaker of Jicarila), Department of
Linguistics, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico,
USA, August
18, 2021. |
Other comments: Jicarilla Apache (Abáachi mizaa) is spoken by approximately 500 speakers out of 3,000 ethnic population in New Mexico: Dulce area United States. Jicarilla Apache has a decimal system. Note that the data was written in the American Phonetic Notation. Nasalization is indicated with a ''hook'' underneath the vowel and consonant glottalization is indicated with an apostrophe behind the consonant. Other hundreds areː six hundred goskâdikoo, seven hundred gosts'idikoo. |
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