Language name and locationː Burushaski, Gilgit, Pakistan [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 布鲁沙斯基语, 巴基斯坦克什米尔北部的吉尔吉特山区

1. hik, han, hin

21. altar-hik, altar-han, altar-hin

2. alto, altá, altán

22. altar-alto, altar-alta, altar-altan

3. iskí, uskó, iskén

23. altar-iski, altar-usko, altar-isken

4. wálti, wálto, wálto

24. altar-walti, altar-walto, do

5. chindí, chundó, ċhundó

25. altar chindi, altar chundo, do

6. mishíndi, mishíndo, mishíndo

26. altar-mishindi, altar-mishindo, do mish.

7. thalé, thaló, thaló

27. altar-thale, altar-thalo, do

8. altámbi, altámbo, altámbo

28. altar-altambi, altar-altambo, do doambo

9. hunṭí, hunćó, hunćó

29. altar-hunṭi, altar-hunćo, do

10. toorimi, toorumo, toorumo

30. altar-toorimi, altar-toorumo, do toorum.

11. turmá hik, turmá han, turmá hin

40. alto-altar, do, do

12. turmá altó, turmá altá, trumá altán

50. alto-altar-toorimi, a-a-toormo, do toor.

13. trumá iskí, trumá uskó, trumá iskén

60. iski-altar, do, do

14. trumá wálti, turmá waltó, do

70. iski al. toorimi, i.a.toorumo, do

15. turmá chindí, turmá chundó, do

80. walti altar, walto altar, do

16. trumá mishíndi, turmá mishíndo, do

90. walti al. toorimi, w.a.toorumo, do 

17. truma thale, turma thalo, do 

100. tha (or hik tha), do, do 

18. turma altambi, turma altambo, do

200. alto-tha, 400.walti-tha

19. turma hunṭi, truma hunćo, tr. hunćo

1000. saas (hik saas), do, do 

20. altar

1000. alto saas, do, do 

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Javid Iqbal, Graduate student of Linguistic at the University of Northern Texas, USA, March 30, 2020
提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Javid Iqbal, 2020 年 3 月 30 日

Other comments: Burushaski has a vigesimal numeral system. Burushaski is spoken in three dialects in Hunza, Nager & yasin valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan. A minority community in Sri Nager India speaks the Nager dialect of Burushaski. (in each cell, divided by a comma, the first item goes with actions, second goes with non-human object including animals, third item goes with humans. I have used Indic script instead of IPA, hope this works. An accent mark on vowel means it bears stress. Hyphen between words in a number is optional, I have used the accent mark only once for repeated words). 

Language name and locationː Burushaski, Gilgit, Pakistan [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 布鲁沙斯基语, 巴基斯坦克什米尔北部的吉尔吉特山区

1. han

21.   altar han

2. alto

22.   altar alto

3. usko

23.   altar usko

4. walto

24.   altar walto

5. t͡sʰundo

25.   altar t͡sʰundo

6. miʃindo

26.   altar miʃindo

7. tʰalo

27.   altar tʰalo

8. altambo

28.   altar altambo

9. hunt͡ʃo

29.   altar hunt͡ʃo

10. toorumo

30.   altar toorumo (20+10)

11. turma han

40.   alto altar (2 x 20)

12. turma alto

50.   alto altar toorumo

13. turma usko

60.   usko altar (3 x 20)

14. turma walto

70.   usko altar toorumo

15. turma t͡sʰundo

80.   walto altar (4 x 20)

16. turma miʃindo

90.   walto altar toorumo

17. turma tʰalo

100. tʰaa

18. turma altambo

200. alto tʰaa

19. turma hunt͡ʃo

1000. hazaar  < Indo-Iranian language

20. altar

1000. alto hazaar

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Stephen R. Wilson, Summer Institute of Linguistics, Pakistan, February 8, 1993
提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Stephen R. Wilson, 1993 年 2 月 8 日

Other comments: Burushaski has a vigesimal numeral system. Burushaski is spoken by approximately 126,000 speakers in north Gilgit district areas, Hunza-Nagar and Yasin areas, Gilgit Baltistan province, Pakistan, as well as India.