Language name and locationː Baikeno, Oecusse, East Timor [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. mesaʔ |
21. bo'nua mesaʔ |
2. nua |
22. bo'nua nua |
3. teun |
23. bo'nua teun |
4. haː |
24. bo'nua haː |
5. nim |
25. bo'nua nim |
6. neʔe |
26. bo'nua neʔe |
7. hiut |
27. bo'nua hiut |
8. faun |
28. bo'nua faun |
9. sio |
29. bo'nua sio |
10. bɔʔ'es |
30. bo'teun |
11. bɔʔ'es meseʔ |
40. bo'haː |
12. bɔʔ'es nua |
50. bo'niːm |
13. bɔʔ'es teun |
60. bo'neʔe |
14. bɔʔ'es haː |
70. bo'hiut |
15. bɔʔ'es nim |
80. bo'faun |
16. bɔʔ'es neʔe |
90. bo'sio |
17. bɔʔ'es hiut |
100. natun mesaʔ |
18. bɔʔ'es faun |
200. natun nua |
19. bɔʔ'es sio |
1000. nifun mesaʔ |
20. bo'nua |
2000. nifun nua |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Geoffrey Hull, National Institute of Linguistics (Insitituto Nacional de Linguistica), East Timor. June 17, 1996. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Geoffrey Hull, 1996 年 6 月 17 日. |
Other comments: Baikenu or Baikeno or East Timorese has a decimal system. There are vowel metathesis for the numbers teun 3, hiut 7; the faun 8, and the numbers haː4 neʔe 6 metathesis happened and lose the final consonants. Baikenu is spoken by 70,000 speakers in Oecusse municipality, enclave separated from the rest of East Timor. |
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