Language name and location: Brokskad, Jammu & Kashmir, India [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 布罗克斯卡特语, 印度最北部查谟和克什米尔邦及巴基斯坦境内

1. ek

21.   biʃi ek

2. du

22.   biʃi du

3. trə

23.   biʃi trə

4. t͡ʃor

24.   biʃi t͡ʃor

5. puŋs

25.   biʃi puŋs

6. ʂä  *

26.   biʃi ʂä

7. sat

27.   biʃi sat

8. əʂʈə

28.   biʃi əʂʈə

9. nu

29.   biʃi nu

10. daʃ

30.   biʃi daʃ / punaŋ du biʃi

11. kodəʃ

40.   du biʃi (2 x 20)

12. budəʃ

50.   du biʃi daʃ / punaŋ trə biʃi

13. trodəʃ

60.   trə biʃi (3 x 20)

14. t͡ʃudəʃ

70.   trə biʃi daʃ / punaŋ t͡ʃor biʃi

15. pəndəʃ

80.   t͡ʃor biʃi (4 x 20)

16. ʂobes

90.  t͡ʃor biʃ das / punaŋ puŋs biʃi

17. səptuŋs

100. ʃyo / ek ʃyo

18. əʂʈuŋs

200. du ʃyo

19. kunjə

1000. stoŋ (< Ladakhi) / həzar 

20. biʃə

2000. du stoŋ / du həzar

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. D. D. Sharma, Panjab University, Hoshiarpur, India, May 12, 1996。

提供资料的语言学家: Prof. D. D. Sharma, 1996 年 5 月 12 日.

Other comments: Brokskad has a vigesimal system. Brokskad has been influenced by Ladakhi, the nearby Tibetan language. Note the 'umlaut '<ä> might be equivalent to IPA symbol <æ>. Brokskad is a very divergent variety of Shina. It is the oldest surviving member of the ancient Dardic language. Brokskad is spoken by approximately 10,400 speakers in Jammu and Kargil and Ladakh districts along Indus river; Garkhon area, including Batalik, Chulichan, Dah, Darchiks, and Gurgurdo villages, Kashmir state, India as well as Pakistan.