Language
name and location
|
1. ɗúkʼʊ́nʊ́ŋ, ɗúkóni, dokúnu |
21. waːhit oʔɪʃ'ɪrin, 'waːħid w iʃ'ɾiːn |
2. hɔ̀lɔ́ŋɔ́ni, hʷalaŋi, haláŋonó |
22. idːnen oʔɪʃ'ɪrin, it'neːn w iʃ'ɾiːn |
3. zɪ́tɪ́ɡíní, zɛ́tkunú, or Arabicː talaːta |
23. talata oʔɪʃ'ɪrin, ta'laːta w iʃ'ɾiːn |
4. ʃɔ́ɔɡɛn, ʃaːɡùm, or Arabicː ʔaɾbaʔ |
24. ʔaɾba oʔɪʃ'ɪrin, 'ʔaɾbaʕa w iʃ'ɾiːn |
5. ássín, aʃin or Arabicː xamsa, hamsa |
25. hamsa oʔɪʃ'ɪrin, 'xamsa w iʃ'ɾiːn |
6. sitːa |
26. sitːa oʔɪʃ'ɪrin, 'sitːa w iʃ'ɾiːn |
7. saːbaʔ |
27. saːba oʔɪʃ'ɪrin, 'sabaʕ w iʃ'ɾiːn |
8. tɛmaɲa |
28. tɛmaɲa oʔɪʃ'ɪrin, ta'manja w iʃ'ɾiːn |
9. tisa |
29. tisa oʔɪʃ'ɪrin, 'tisʕa w iʃ'ɾiːn |
10. ʔaʃəɾa |
30. tɛlatin, talaː'tiːn |
11. hidaʒer, ħi'daʃaɾ |
40. ʔaɾbaiːn, ʔaɾbi'ʕiːn |
12. ɛt'naʒer, ʔit'naʃaɾ |
50. hamsin, xam'siːn |
13. tɛla'taʒer, tala'taʃaɾ |
60. si'tːiːn |
14. arbːtaʒer, ʔaɾba'taʃaɾ |
70. sabaʔiːn |
15. ham'staʒer, xam'staʃaɾ |
80. tɛmanʔiːn |
16. sitːaʒer, si'tːaʃaɾ |
90. tisʔiːn |
17. sabː'taʒer, sabʕa'taʃaɾ |
100. 'miʲa |
18. tɛman'taʒer, taman'taʃaɾ |
200. mi'teːn |
19. tisːtaʒer, tisaʕa'taʃaɾ, |
1000. 'ʔalif, ʔalf |
20. ʔiʃɾiːn, ʔɪʃ'ɪrin |
2000. ʔal'feːn |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Nate D. Bremer, SIL International, Ethiopia, January 28, 2014. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Nate D. Bremer, 2014 年 1 月 28 日. |
Other comments: Berta has an original quinary, vigesimal numeral system. However, the Berta numeral system has been nearly replaced by Arabic numerals now, only the traditional numerals 1 to 2 preserved. The above data is from Western Isogloss of Berta spoken in Ethiopia and Sudan. Note that the Arabic loanwords are from the Arabic dialect of Asosa area ( 11 up to 50 in the first set ) and the set of traditional numerals from 1, to 5, 7, 8 and 9 recorded by Amy Krell (2011) for Western isogloss in Sudan which called 'Baruun be Magtole'ː 1.dokúnu, 2, haláŋonó, 3. zɛ́tkunú, 4. ʃaːgùm, 5. aʃin, 7. aʃinhintɔwluholoŋono, 8. aʃínɪntolozɪtkùnu, 9. áʃɪnhɪndoloʃogam, and the Eastern Isogloss recorded by Bender (1989 ) in Jebel Ura areː 1. muŋkʼú/ mənnəkʼu, 2. mohɔ́ɔlaŋ, 3. múuθe /mɔ́ɔθe, 4. mənəmu, 5. mə́kʼuuʃó. Berta is spoken by approximately 400,000 speakers in Benishangul-Gumuz region in southwest Ethiopia, near, Blue Nile river and Sudan border and in Sudan. |
Language
name and location
|
1. muŋkʼú/ mənnəkʼu /ɗúkʼʊ́nʊ́ŋ |
21. kʼisʼiríyo-muŋkʼú |
2. mohɔ́ɔlaŋ / hɔ̀lɔ́ŋɔ́ní |
22. kʼisʼiríyo-mólaŋ |
3. múuθe /mɔ́ɔθe |
23. |
4. mənəmu |
24. |
5. mə́kʼuuʃó |
25. |
6. makʼɛɛra ( 5+ 1 ) or Arabic number |
26. |
7. θabɔ́ɔlaŋ ( 5+ 2 ) |
27. |
8. θabóoθe ( 5+ 3 ) |
28. |
9. θabáanámu ( 5+ 4 ) |
29. |
10. maθuuma / or Arabic number |
30. kʼisʼiríyo-maθuuma |
11. maθuuma-másíilo-muŋkʼu |
40. kʼisʼiríyo-mólaŋ ( 20 x 2 ) |
12. maθuuma-másíilo-mólaŋ |
50. maθuuma-yú-mákʼúuʃu ( 10 x 5 ) |
13. maθuuma-másíilo-múuθe |
60. kʼisʼiríyo-múθe ( 20 x 3 ) |
14. maθuuma-másíilo-mənəmu |
70. maθuuma-yú-θábóolaŋ ( 10 x 7 ) |
15. maθuuma-másíilo-mə́kʼuuʃó |
80. kʼisʼiríyo-mánámu ( 20 x 4 ) |
16. maθuuma-másíilo-makʼɛɛra |
90. maθuuma-yú-θabáanámu (10 x 9 ) |
17. maθuuma-másíilo-θabɔ́ɔlaŋ |
100. maθuuma-yú-maθuuma / miya <Arc |
18. maθuuma-másíilo-θabóoθe |
200. |
19. maθuuma-másíilo-θabánámu |
1000. álif ( Arabic ) |
20. kʼisʼiríyo / iʃirín < Arabic |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Marvin L. Bender, Southern Illinois University, USA, June 2, 1989. 提供资料的语言学家:: Prof. Marvin L. Bender, 1989 年 6 月 2 日. |
Other comments: Berta has an original quinary, vigesimal numeral system. However, nowadays, they use Arabic numerals after ten, even after three. The above data was from Eastern Isogloss of Berta. |
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