Language name and locationː Bukat, Kalimantan, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 布卡特语, 印尼加里曼丹西部内陆地区

1. ad͡ʒɛ  *

21.  duɛ pulut ad͡ʒɛ

2. duɛ

22.  duɛ pulut duɛ

3. talu

23.  duɛ pulut talu

4. apat

24.  duɛ pulut apat

5. līmɛ

25.  duɛ pulut limɛ

6. anɛm

26.  duɛ pulut anɛm

7. kilit

27.  duɛ pulut kilit

8. tonulɛh

28.  duɛ pulut tonulɛh

9. tɛnɛʔai

29.  duɛ pulut tɛnɛʔai

10. aiʔ pulut

30.  tāruh pulut

11. aiʔ pulut ad͡ʒɛ

40.  apat pulut

12. aiʔ pulut duɛ

50.  limɛ pulut  

13. aiʔ pulut talu

60.  anɛm pulut 

14. aiʔ pulut apat

70.  kilit pulut

15. aiʔ pulut līmɛ

80.  tonulɛh pulut 

16. aiʔ pulut anɛm

90.  tɛnɛʔai pulut 

17. aiʔ pulut kilit

100. aiʔ atu

18. aiʔ pulut tonulɛh

200. duɛ atu

19. aiʔ pulut tɛnɛʔai

1000. aiʔ ribu

20. duɛ pulut

2000. duɛ ribu  

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. & Mrs. David & Teresa Searcy, NTM, Kalimantan.

January 21, 1995.

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. & Mrs. David & Teresa Searcy, 1995 年 1 月 21 日.

Other comments: Bukat has a decimal system. Note that some Bukat numerals are similar to those of Ukit (Bhuket) language in Sarawak, Malaysia.

Bukat is spoken by approximately 400 speakers (Wurm and Hattori 1981) in West Kalimantan province: northeast near Sarawak border, Kapuas river, 3 areas, Indonesia. Note the traditional spelling [j] is a voiced palatal affricate as in IPA [d͡ʒ].