Language name and location: Brokpake, Trashigang dist., Bhutan [Refer to Ethnologue]

言名称和分布地区布罗克帕克语 (Dakpa达克帕语), 不丹王国东部塔希冈宗 

 

1. thi,  tʰé  (Dakpa / Dzala)

21.  kʰáli-tʰé

2. lɛyi, nœ̀i

22.  kʰáli-nœ̀i

3. sum, súm

23.  kʰáli-súm

4. bli, blì

24.  kʰáli-blì

5. lɛŋa, lə̀ŋa

25.  kʰáli-lə̀ŋa

6. ɡro, ɡrò

26.  kʰáli-ɡrò

7. nis, ní

27.  kʰáli-ní

8. ɡet, ɡìt

28.  kʰáli-ɡìt

9. duɡu, dùɡu

29.  kʰáli-dùɡu

10. cih, tʃí

30.  kʰáli-tʃí

11. cithe, tʃítʰe

40.  khǎinɨyi, kʰé-nœ̀i  ( 20 x 2)

12. ciŋlɛyi, tʃíɡnœi

50.  khǎinɨyi cih,  kʰé-nœ̀i-(tíŋ)-tʃí

13. ciksum, tʃíɡsum

60.  khǎisum, kʰé-sùm  ( 20 x 3 )

14. cibli, tʃíbli

70.  khǎisum cih, kʰé-sùm-(tíŋ)-tʃí

15. cilɨŋ, tʃíləŋa

80.  khǎibli, kʰé-blì   ( 20 x 4 )

16. ciɡro, tʃíɡro

90.  khǎibli cih ?,    kʰé-blì-(tíŋ)-tʃí

17. ci'nis, tʃíni

100. khǎilɛŋa?, kʰé-lə̀ŋa

18. cipɡet,  tʃíbɡit

200. ? kʰé-tʃí,  400. pʰóŋ-tʰé

19. ciduɡu, tʃídùɡu

1000. ? pʰóŋ-nœ̀i-tíŋ-kʰé-tʃí ;  tóŋ-tʰé

20. khǎli, kʰáli

2000. ? pʰóŋ-lə̀ŋa ;  tóŋ-nœ̀i

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Uldis Balodis, Department of Linguistics, University of California at Santa Barbara, USA. September 25, 2009.

供资料的语言学家: Dr. Uldis Balodis. 2009 年 9 月 25 日.

 

Other comments: Brokpake (Dakpa) has both a vigesimal system and a decimal system. For the numerals 'one thousand' and 'two thousand' note the two different variants. The 'toŋ' numerals only occur for these two numerals and are not productive for higher multiples beyond 'two thousand' according to the consultant who worked with the Dzala field methods course.

The Dakpa data is not my own but from the van Driem reference I give at the end of the data. In his article with this data he gives no explanation of the orthography he uses. Dakpa reference: van Driem, George. 2007. Dzala and Dakpa form a coherent subgroup within East Bodish, and some related thoughts. In Linguistics of the Himalayas and Beyond, eds. Roland Bielmeier & Felix Haller. Mouton de Gruyter: Berlin & New York.


 

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