Language name and location: Bilua, Solomon Islands [Refer toː Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 比卢亚语, 所罗门群岛西部省韦拉拉韦拉岛

1. ɔmaⁿdeu

21.  karabete ɔmaⁿdeu

2. ɔmuᵑɡa

22.  karabete ɔmuᵑɡa

3. zouke

23.  karabete zouke

4. ariku

24.  karabete ariku

5. sike

25.  karabete sike

6. varimuⁿɟa

26.  karabete varimuⁿɟa

7. sikeura  (5+2 ?)

27.  karabete sikeura

8. siotolu   (5+3 ?)

28.  karabete siotolu

9. siakava  (5+4 ?)

29.  karabete siakava 

10. toni

30.  zouke toni

11. toni ɔmaⁿdeu

40.  ariku toni

12. toni ɔmuᵑɡa

50.  sike toni

13. toni zouke

60.  varimuⁿɟa toni

14. toni ariku

70.  sikeura toni

15. toni sike

80.  siotolu toni

16. toni varimuⁿɟa

90.  siakava toni

17. toni sikeura

100. ɔmaⁿdeu paizana

18. toni siotolu

200. ɔmuᵑɡa paizana

19. toni siakava 

1000. ɔmaⁿdeu vurɔ

20. karabete (borrow from Choiseul)

2000. ɔmuᵑɡa vurɔ

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Phil Pike, Summer Institute of Linguistics, Solomon Islands, September 17, 1995

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Phil Pike, 1995 年 9 月 17 日.

Other comments: Bilau is spoken by about 9,000 in Vella Lavella island, Western province, Solomon Islands. Bilua has a decimal system of counting. The numbers 7 to 9 might be etymologically analyzed as 5 plus ? The number '20' is a loanword from a nearby Austronesian spoken on Choiseul island.