Language name and location: Bagri, Rajasthan of India, Pakistan [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ek [ek] |
21. ikkis [ikkis] |
2. do [do] |
22. bais [bais] |
3. tin [tin] |
23. teis [teis] |
4. cyar [t͡ʃjar] |
24. cois [t͡ʃois] |
5. pãc [pãt͡ʃ] |
25. pəccis [pət͡ʃt͡ʃis] |
6. chɛ [t͡ʃʰɛ] |
26. chəbbis [ˈt͡ʃəbbis] |
7. sat [sat] |
27. səttais [səttais] |
8. aṭh [aʈʰ] |
28. aṭṭhais [aʈʈʰais] |
9. no [no] |
29. guṇtis [guɳtis] (30 - 1) |
10. dəs [dəs] |
30. tis [tis] |
11. gyara [gjara] |
40. caḷis [t͡ʃaɭis] |
12. bara [bara] |
50. pəcas [pət͡ʃas] |
13. tera [tera] |
60. saṭh [saʈʰ] |
14. cowda [t͡ʃowda] |
70. səttər [səttər] |
15. pəndra [pəndra] |
80. əssi [əssi] |
16. soḷa [soɭa] |
90. nəbbɛ [nəbbɛ] |
17. səttəra [səttəra] |
100. so [so] |
18. əṭṭhara [əʈʈʰara] |
200. do so [do so] |
19. gunnis [gunnis] (20 - 1) |
1000. həjar [həd͡ʒar] |
20. bis |
2000. do həjar [həd͡ʒar] |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Lakhan Gusain,
University of Michigan, USA,
August |
Other comments: Bagri numeral system is similar to that of Shekhawati. Bagri is spoken by approximately 2,200,000 speakers in Punjab state: Fatehabad, Firozepur, Hanumangarh, Haryana, Rajasthan, Sriganganagar, and Sirsa districts, India, as well as Pakistan. |
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