Language name and locationː Biloxi, Mississippi state, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. sǫsa |
21. ohi nǫpa sǫsaxehe |
2. nǫpa |
22. ohi nǫpa nǫpaxehe |
3. dánį |
23. ohi nǫpa danaxehe |
4. tópa |
24. ohi nǫpa opaxehe |
5. ksą(-ni) ~ ksani |
25. ohi nǫpa ksanaxehe |
6. akəxpé ~ akuxpe |
26. ohi nǫpa akuxpaxehe |
7. ną́pa-hudi * |
27. ohi nǫpa nąpahu axehe |
8. daˊnhudiˊ ~ dąhudi * |
28. ohi nǫpa dąxu axeh |
9. čkané ~ ckane |
29. ohi nǫpa dąxu axehe |
10. ohi |
30. ohi dani |
11. ohi sǫsaxehe ('one sitting on ten') |
40. ohi topa |
12. ohi nǫpaxehe |
50. ohi ksani |
13. ohi danaxehe |
60. ohi akuxpe |
14. ohi topaxehe |
70. ohi nąpahudi |
15. ohi ksanaxehe |
80. ohi dąhudi |
16. ohi akuxpaxehe |
90. ohi ckane |
17. ohi nąpahu axehe |
100. tsipa, 101. tsipa sǫsaxehe |
18. ohi dąxu axehe |
200. tsipa nǫpa, 300.tsipa dani |
19. ohi ckanaxehe |
400. tsipa topa, 800. tsipa dąhudi |
20. ohi nǫpa ('two tens') |
1000. tsipįciyą ('old man hundred') |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Mark Rosenfelder, The Author of the website "Numbers from 1 to 10 in over 5000 languages", Chicago, USA, October 7 2023. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Mark Rosenfelder, 2023 年 10 月 7 日. |
Other comments: Biloxi was a Siouan
language, which was once spoken by the Biloxi tribe in present-day
Mississippi, Louisiana, and southeastern Texas.
A Dictionary of the Biloxi and Ofo
Languages Biloxi has a decimal system. Notes: 1. 7 and 8 may be derived from ||nǫpa + ahudi|| 'two + bones' and ||dani + ahudi|| 'three + bones' 2. 21 ohi nǫpa sǫsaxehe 'one sitting on two tens' 3. 11-19 are derived via the formula 'X sitting on Y' ('Y Xaxehe'). 4. 20-99 are derived via the formula 'X sitting on Y Zs' ('Z Y Xaxehe') 101 ='one sitting on 1000 tsipįciyą ('old man hundred') |
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