Language name and locationː Boga, Adamawa state, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue] |
1. ɨrtà |
21. kùm cì cap ɨrtà |
2. cə̀p |
22. |
3. məkkən |
23. |
4. fwəɗà |
24. kùm cì cap fwəɗà |
5. ɗurmən |
25. kùm cì cap ɗurmən |
6. tyɛ̀xxɛɬ |
26. |
7. mwut |
27. |
8. fwotfwə̀ɗà (2 x 4) |
28. |
9. hàhìrta (10 – 1) |
29. |
10. kum |
30. kùm cì maxə̀n |
11. kum nɡɨ̀rɨnsì ɨrtà |
40. kùm cì fwəɗà |
12. kum nɡɨ̀rɨnsì suri |
50. kùm cì ɗurmən |
13. kum nɡɨ̀rɨnsì maxə̀n |
60. kùm cì yɛ̀xxɛɬ |
14. kum nɡɨ̀rɨnsì fwəɗà |
70. kùm cì mwut |
15. kum nɡɨ̀rɨnsì ɗurmən |
80. kùm cì fwotfwə̀ɗa |
16. kum nɡɨ̀rɨnsì tyɛ̀xxɛɬ |
90. kùm cì hàhìrta |
17. kum nɡɨ̀rɨnsì mwut |
100. kum cì kum |
18. kum nɡɨ̀rɨnsì fwotfwə̀ɗa |
200. |
19. kum nɡɨ̀rɨnsì hàhìrta |
1000. |
20. kùm cì cap |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Charles H. Kraft,
18 July, 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Charles H. Kraft, 2007 年 7 月 18 日. |
Other comments: Boga or (Boka) has a decimal system. Boga (also known as Boka) is an Afro-Asiatic language of Biu-Mandara branch spoken in Adamawa State of Northeast Nigeria by approximately 10,000 speakers. |
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