Language name and locationː Illo Busa, Kwara state, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue] |
1. do |
21. bào wɛɛdo (litː 20+1 unit) |
2. pia |
22. bào wɛɛpia (litː 20+2) |
3. ʔààkɔ̃ |
23. bào wɛɛʔààkɔ̃ (litː 20+3) |
4. ʃííkɔ̃ |
24. bào wɛɛʃííkↄ̃ (litː 25 less 1) |
5. sɔ́o |
25. bàasɔ́odò |
6. sóodo (5+1) |
26. bàasɔ́odò wɛɛdo (litː 25+1) |
7. soopia (5+2) |
27. bàasɔ́odò wɛɛpia (litː 25+2) |
8. swààkɔ̃ (5+3) |
28. bàasↄ́odo wɛɛʔààkɔ̃ (litː 30 - 2) |
9. kĩ́ṇdokwi [litː tear away 1 (from) 10] |
29. bàakwi mɛ̀ṇ̀dosàí (litː 30 - 1) |
10. kwi |
30. bàakwi (20+10) |
11. kwi wɛɛdo (litː 10+1) |
40. bàpia (20 x 2) |
12. kwi wɛɛpia (litː 10+2) |
50. bàpiakwi (20 x 2+10) |
13. kwi wɛɛʔààkɔ̃ (litː 10+3) |
60. bààkɔ̃ (20 x 3) |
14. ɡɛ̃̀o mɛ̀ǹ̩dosàí (litː 15 less 1) |
70. bààkɔ̃kwi (60+10) |
15. ɡɛ̃̀o |
80. bàʃííɔ̃ (20 x 4) |
16. ɡɛ̃̀o wɛɛdo (litː 15+1) |
90. bàʃííɔ̃kwì (80+10) |
17. ɡɛ̃̀o wɛɛpia (litː 15+2) |
100. bàsɔo (20 x 5) |
18. gɛ̃̀o wɛɛʔààkɔ̃ (litː 20 - 2) |
200. ʔòaa |
19. bào mɛ̀ǹ̩dosàí (litː 20 less 1) |
1000. ʔòaa sɔ́o (200 x 5) |
20. bào |
2000. ʔòaa kwi (200 x 10) |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Ross Jones, SIM International / Bible translation in Nigeria. March 28, 1999. February 17, 2010. April 4, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Ross Jones, 1999 年 3 月 28 日. 2010 年 2 月 17 日 |
Other comments: Illo Busa or Bisã has a counting system closely related to languages of Boko/Busa group. Unmarked vowels above are mid tones. /e/ is the near close near front vowel /ı/. If /ı/ is used, it becomes ambiguous when marked with a suprasegmental. Illo Busa or Bariba, Bisayã is spoken by approximately 15,000 speakers in Kebbi state: Bagudo LGA, 35 villages; Kwara state: south of Kanji reservoir; Niger state: Borgu LGA, Nigeria. |
Language name and locationː Illo Busa, Kwara state, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue] |
1. do |
21. bàro awɛ́ɛ́do (20+1) |
2. pla |
22. bàro awɛ́ɛpla (20+2) |
3. ʔààkɔ̃ |
23. bàro awɛ́ɛʔààkɔ̃ (20+3) |
4. sííkɔ̃ |
24. bàrasɔ́ɔ́ro donsàrí (25 - 1) * |
5. sɔ́ɔ́ro |
25. bàrasɔ́ɔ́ro |
6. súddo (5+1) |
26. bàrasɔ́ɔ́ro awɛ́ɛ́do (25+1) |
7. súppla (5+2) |
27. bàrasɔ́ɔ́ro awɛ́ɛpla (25+2 ) |
8. sɔ́rààkɔ̃ (5+ 3) |
28. bàrakurì plansàrí (20+10 - 2) * |
9. kɛ̃́ndo (10 -1) |
29. bàrakurì donsàrí (20+10 - 1) * |
10. kurì |
30. bàrakurì (20+10) |
11. kurì awɛ́ɛ́do (10+1) |
40. bùpla (20 x 2) |
12. kurì awɛ́ɛpla (10+2 ) |
50. bùplaakurì |
13. kurì awɛ́ɛʔààkɔ̃ (10+3) |
60. bàààkɔ̃ (20 x 3) |
14. ɡɛ̃̀ro donsàrí (15 - 1) * |
70. bàààkɔ̃akurì |
15. ɡɛ̃̀ro |
80. bàsííkɔ̃ (20 x 4) |
16. ɡɛ̃̀ro awɛ́ɛ́do (15+1) |
90. bàsííkɔ̃akurì |
17. ɡɛ̃̀ro awɛ́ɛpla (15+2) |
100. bàsɔ́ɔ́ro (20 x 5) |
18. ɡɛ̃̀ro awɛ́ɛʔààkɔ̃ (15+3) |
200. wàà do |
19. bàro donsàrí (20 - 1) * |
1000. wàà sɔ́ɔ́ro (200 x 5) |
20. bàro |
2000. wàà sɔ́sɔ́ɔ́ro lɛ́ò pla (200 x 5 x 2 ) |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Ross Jones,
SIM
International / Bible translation, Nigeria,
March 28, 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Ross Jones, 1999 年 3 月 28 日. |
Other comments: Busa has a rather complicated and peculiar vigesimal system with five-base substructure. The word 'sàrí' in numbers 14. 19, 24, 28 means 'without'. Busa is spoken by approximately |
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