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Language name and locationː Assyrian Neo-Aramaic, Syria, Iraq [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. xa |
21. əsri w xa |
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2. trɛ |
22. əsri w trɛ |
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3. tˤlaːθa |
23. əsri w tˤlata |
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4. arˤpa |
24. əsri w arˤpa |
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5. xamʃa |
25. əsri w xamʃa |
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6. əʃta |
26. əsri w əʃta |
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7. ʃawwa |
27. əsri w ʃawwa |
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8. tmanya |
28. əsri w tmanya |
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9. ətʃːa |
29. əsri w ətʃːa |
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10. əʃra |
30. tˤlaθi |
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11. xadeˀəssər |
40. arpi |
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12. trɛˀssər |
50. xamʃi |
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13. təltaˀəssər |
60. əʃti |
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14. arbaˀəssər |
70. ʃawwi |
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15. xamʃaˀəssər |
80. tmani |
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16. əʃtaˀəssər |
90. ətʃːi |
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17. ʃawwaˀəssər |
100. əmˤːa |
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18. tmaneˀəssər |
200. trɛˀəmˤːa |
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19. ətʃːaˀəssər |
1000. alpa |
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20. əsri |
2000. trɛ alpe |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Shabo Talay, Centre for Arabic Studies, Bergen University, Norway. February 14, 2011. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Shabo Talay, 2011 年 2 月 14 日. |
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Other comments: Assyrian Neo-Aramaic has a decimal system. The data was taken from dialect of Tiyari, Tall Tammər, Syria. Assyrian Neo-Aramaic is spoken by some 3 million people in parts of Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Syria. |
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Language name and locationː Neo-Aramaic Assyrian, Iraq [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. xa |
21. ɪsri xa |
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2. tre |
22. ɪsri tre |
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3. ṭḷā |
23. ɪsri ṭḷāθa |
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4. ˀạṛp̣ |
24. ɪsri ˀarba |
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5. xamša |
25. ɪsri xamša |
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6. ɪšta |
26. ɪsri ˀɨšta |
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7. ṣ̌ạṿṿạ |
27. ɪsri šoˀa |
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8. tmanya |
28. ɪsri tmanya |
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9. ɪ̣č̣č̣ạ |
29. ɪsri tiša |
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10. ɪ̣ṣ̣ṛạ |
30. tlay |
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11. xadissar |
40. ˀạṛp̣i |
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12. trīssar |
50. xamši |
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13. ṭɪḷṭạ̄ṣar |
60. ɪšti |
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14. arbāssar |
70. ṣ̌ạṿṿi |
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15. xamšāssar |
80. tmāni |
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16. ɪ̣štāṣar |
90. ɪ̣č̣č̣i |
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17. ṣ̌ạṿṿạ̄ṣar |
100. ɪmma |
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18. tmānɪssar |
200. trɪmma |
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19. ɪ̣č̣č̣ạṣar |
1000. alpa |
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20. ɪsri |
2000. tre alpɪ |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Shlomo Izre'el,
Tel Aviv University,
Tel Aviv, Israel,
May 27, 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Shlomo Izre'el, 1999 年 5 月 27 日. |
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Other comments: Assyrian Neo-Aramaic has a decimal system. The data was taken from dialect of Urmi. Assyrian Neo-Aramaic is spoken by some 3 million people in parts of Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Syria. |
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