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Language
name and locationː
Badaga,
Kerala, Tamil
Nadu,
India
[Ref. to
Ethnologue] |
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1. ondu |
21. ippatu ondu |
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2. eraɖu / ir- (bound form) |
22. ippatu eraɖu |
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3. muːru |
23. ippatu muːru |
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4. naːku |
24. ippatu naːku |
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5. aydu |
25. ippatu aydu |
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6. aːru |
26. ippatu aːru |
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7. eːyu / i:yu |
27. ippatu eːyu /iːyu |
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8. eʈʈu |
28. ippatu eʈʈu |
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9. ombatu |
29. ippatu ombatu |
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10. hattu |
30. muːvatu |
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11. hannondu ( < han-ondu) |
40. nalavatu |
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12. hanneraɖu (< han-eraɖu) |
50. ayvatu |
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13. hadimuːru ( <hadin-muːru) |
60. aravatu ( <aru-vatu) |
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14. hadanaːku (<hadin-naːku) |
70. eyavatu ( < eyu-vatu) |
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15. hadanaydu (<hadin-aydu) |
80. embatu (<em-patu) |
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16. hadinaːru ( <hadin-aːru) |
90. tombatu (< tom-patu) |
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17. hadiniːyu |
100. nuːru |
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18. hadineɳʈu (<hadin-eʈʈu) |
200. innuːru ( <ir-nuːru) |
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19. hattombatu |
1000. saːvira < Sanskrit sahasra |
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20. ippatu ( < ir-patu ) |
2000. |
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Sourceː Balakrishnan, R, 1999. Bagada, A Dravidian Language. Annamalai University, India |
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Other comments: Bagada has a decimal numeral system similar to that of the Kannada. Badaga is a southern Dravidian language spoken by approximately 130,000 speakers by the Badaga people of the Nilgiris district of Northwest Tamil Nadu. The language is closely related to Kannada. |
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