Language name and location: Byangsi, Uttarakhand state, India [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 比昂西语, 印度北部北阿坎德邦(乌塔兰恰尔邦)和尼泊尔境内

1. tiɡɛ

21.   nə̀saː tiɡɛ

2. nəʃɛ

22.   nə̀saː nəʃɛ

3. sɯm

23.   nə̀saː sɯm

4. pi

24.   nə̀saː pi

5. ŋəĩ

25.   nə̀saː ŋəĩ

6. t̪ugu

26.   nə̀saː t̪ugu

7. niʃɛ

27.   nə̀saː niʃɛ

8. jɛdɛ

28.   nə̀saː jɛdɛ

9. ɡui

29.   nə̀saː ɡui

10. tɕì 

30.   nəsaː tɕì (20+10) / sɯmsa

11. tɕɛtʰe

40.   pisa

12. tɕɛɲe

50.   pisa tɕì  (40+10) / ŋasa

13. tɕɛsɯm

60.   tuksa

14. tɕɛpi

70.   tuksa tɕì (60+10)

15. tɕɛbaŋ

80.   jətʃʰa

16. tɕɛto

90.   jətʃʰa tɕì (80+10)

17. tɕoɲe

100.  ra / səi  < from Indo-Aryan

18. tɕɛbjɛ

200.  nəʃa ra 

19. tɕirgù

1000. hədʑar <from Indo-Aryan

20. nə̀saː

2000. nəʃa hədʑar 

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Suhnu Ram Sharma, Deccan College Post-Graduate and Research Institute, Pune, India, February 8, 1992.

提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Suhnu Ram Sharma, 1992 年 2 月 8 日.

Other comments: Byangsi has a vigesimal system. Byangsi is a tonal language.

Note: <v̀> is a falling tone, and the traditional symbolsː š=IPA [ʃ], c=IPA[tɕ], 

j= IPA [dʑ], ny=IPA [ɲ]. Byangsi is spoken by approximately 3,000 speakers in

Garbyang, Gunji, Nabi, Napalchyu, and Rongkang villages; in Kuthi Yangti river valley in the Himalayas on Nepal and Tibet borders, Uttarakhand state, India, as well as Nepal.