Language name and locationː Arikara, North Dakota state, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. áxku |
21. wīitáʔuʔ na áxku |
2. pítku |
22. wīitáʔuʔ na pítku |
3. táwit |
23. wīitáʔuʔ na táwit |
4. čiitíʔiš |
24. wīitáʔuʔ na čiitíʔiš |
5. šíhux |
25. wīitáʔuʔ na šíhux |
6. tšaápis |
26. wīitáʔuʔ na tšaápis |
7. tawišaapiswaána ( 8 less than one ?) |
27. wīitáʔuʔ na tawišaapiswaána |
8. tawišaápis ( 2 x 4 ? ) |
28. wīitáʔuʔ na tawišaápis |
9. nooxiniiwaana (litː 10 less than one) |
29. wīitáʔuʔ na nooxiniiwaana |
10. nooxíniʔ |
30. nasaáwiʔuʔ |
11. nooxíniʔ na áxku |
40. nooxiniʔ na čiitíʔiš |
12. nooxíniʔ na pítku |
50. pitkuxunaanuʔ na nooxíniʔ * |
13. nooxíniʔ na táwit |
60. tawihkunaánuʔ (litː three bodies) |
14. nooxíniʔ na čiitíʔiš |
70. tawihkunaánuʔ na nooxíniʔ |
15. nooxíniʔ na šíhux |
80. čiitíʔištaanuʔ (litː four bodies) |
16. nooxíniʔ na tšaápis |
90. čiitíʔištaanuʔ na nooxíniʔ |
17. nooxíniʔ na tawišaapiswaána |
100. šihúxtaánuʔ (litː five bodies) |
18. nooxíniʔ na tawišaápis |
200. pítkux šihúxtaánuʔ |
19. nooxíniʔ na nooxiniiwaana |
1000. áxku nooxínaánuʔ ('one [ten] tens') |
20. wītau' (litː one man) |
2000. pítkux nooxínaánuʔ |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Prof. Douglas R.
Park, Associate Director,
American Indian Studies Research
Institute Editor, Anthropological Linguistics, Indiana
University Bloomington,
Indiana, USA. July
30 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Douglas R. Park, 2009 年 7 月 30 日. |
Other comments: Arikara or Arikaris, Sáhniš is a nearly extinct language spoken by 10 elderly only out of 94 ethnic population in North Dakota: Fort Berthold Reservation, mostly Parshall and White Shield. Arikara has a vigesimal system with special substructure for 7 and 8. The word 50 means ''two bodies and ten, i.e., two twenties plus ten''. |
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