Language name and location: Burarra, Australia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 布拉拉语, 澳大利亚北部

1. -nɡardapa 

2.  abirri-jirrpa 

3.  abirri-jirrpa -nɡardapa

4.  abirri-jirrpa abirri-jirrpa

5.  abirri-jirrpa abirri-jirrpa -nɡardapa

6.  abirri-jirrpa abirri-jirrpa abirri-jirrpa

7.  abirri-jirrpa abirri-jirrpa abirri-jirrpa -nɡardapa

8. abirri-jirrpa abirri-jirrpa abirri-jirrpa abirri-jirrpa

    And so on, limited by the number of repeats the speaker can include in his
    statement. At some point most will either revert to -jaranga 'many', (which must be
    prefixed in the way outlined above for –ngardapa) or to English.

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Dave Glasgow, Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aboriginal and Islander Branch, Australia. September 1, 2012.
提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Dave Glasgow. 2012 年 9 月 1 日.

Other comments:

1.  The word -ngardapa below, if used in the third person, must be prefixed by one of 
     the four noun class prefixes, an-, jin-, mun- or gun-, in agreement with the class of

     the noun to which the number applies. If used in the first or second person it must 

     be prefixed with one of the intransitive verb person-number prefixes, in agreement

     with whatever the number applies to, see Glasgow, Kathleen, Burarra – Gun-Nartpa

     Dictionary with English Finder List, p.910, table 7.

2.  For orthography used below see Glasgow, Kathleen, Burarra – Gun-Nartpa

     Dictionary with English Finder List, p. 10

3.  In my opinion there are no numerals in Burarra. It has a word, ngardapa ‘alone /

     separate’ which when prefixed according to the class of the noun involved is used