Language name and locationː Chachi, Esmeraldas, Ecuador [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. maⁱn |
21. 'man'čaʔ'lura maⁱn |
2. 'palʸu |
22. 'man'čaʔ'lura 'palʸu |
3. 'pema |
23. 'man'čaʔ'lura 'pema |
4. taa'palʸu |
24. 'man'čaʔ'lura taa'palʸu |
5. 'manda |
25. 'man'čaʔ'lura 'manda |
6. man'dišmaⁱn ( 5 + 1 ) |
26. 'man'čaʔ'lura man'dišmaⁱn |
7. mandiš'palʸu ( 5 + 2 ) |
27. 'man'čaʔ'lura mandiš'palʸu |
8. mandiš'pema ( 5 + 3 ) |
28. 'man'čaʔ'lura mandiš'pema |
9. man'diš'taa'palʸu ( 5 + 4 ) |
29. 'man'čaʔ'lura man'diš'taa'palʸu |
10. 'paⁱtʸa |
30. 'pɛŋ ˈčuŋɡa |
11. 'paⁱtʸa maⁱn |
40. 'taapaⁱ ˈčuŋɡa |
12. 'paⁱtʸa 'palʸu |
50. 'maŋ ˈčuŋɡa |
13. 'paⁱtʸa 'pema |
60. 'man'dišmaⁱn ˈčuŋɡa |
14. 'paⁱtʸa taa'palʸu |
70. mandiš'paⁱ ˈčuŋɡa |
15. 'paⁱtʸa 'manda |
80. 'mandiš'pɛŋ ˈčuŋɡa |
16. 'paⁱtʸa man'dišmaⁱn |
90. man'diš'taa'paⁱ ˈčuŋɡa |
17. 'paⁱtʸa mandiš'palʸu |
100. 'mam'batsaʔ |
18. 'paⁱtʸa mandiš'pema |
200. 'paⁱ'patsaʔ |
19. 'paⁱtʸa man'diš'taa'palʸu |
1000. mil ( < Spanish ) |
20. 'man'čaʔ'lura |
2000. paⁱ mil |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Mr. Neil Wiebe,
Summer
Institute of Linguistics, Ecuador,
March 16 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Neil Wiebe, 1990 年 3 月 16 日, 2009 年 3 月 9 日. |
Other comments: Chachi or Cha’palaa is spoken by approximately 5,800 speakers out of 9,300 ethnic population in Esmeraldas province: Cayapas river and tributaries (Canandé, Cojimíes, Onzole, Sucio, and others), north coastal jungle, Ecuador. Chachi or Cha’palaa numerals have older elements of base 5 and base 20 systems, and have adapted Quichua numerals in order to create a base 10 system. For example, 5 glosses as “one hand”, 10 as “two hands”, and 20 as “one whole person” (2 hands/2 feet). Other numerals are built from these (ex: “one hand + two = 7” etc.). But for multiples of 10 above 20, the Quichua term “chunka” is used, and for multiples of 100, the Quichua term “patsak” has been adapted. There are no native terms above 1000, but Spanish terms can be used. |
Language name and locationː Chachi, Esmeraldas, Ecuador [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. main |
21. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa main |
2. 'pa.ʎu |
22. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa 'pa.ʎu |
3. 'pe.ma |
23. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa 'pe.ma |
4. taː.'pa.ʎu |
24. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa taː.'pa.ʎu |
5. 'mã.da |
25. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa 'mã.da |
6. mã.diʃ.'ma.ʎu ( 5 + 1 ) |
26. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa mã.diʃ.'ma.ʎu |
7. mã.diʃ.'pa.ʎu ( 5 + 2 ) |
27. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa mã.diʃ.'pa.ʎu |
8. mã.diʃ.'pe.ma ( 5 + 3 ) |
28. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa mã.diʃ.'pe.ma |
9. mã.diʃ.'taː.'pa.ʎu ( 5 + 4 ) |
29. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa mã.diʃ.'taː.'pa.ʎu |
10. 'pai.tʸa |
30. pen.ˈtʃun.ɡa |
11. 'pai.tʸa main |
40. ˌtaː.pai.ˈtʃun.ɡa |
12. 'pai.tʸa 'pa.ʎu |
50. mã.ˈtʃun.ɡa |
13. 'pai.tʸa 'pe.ma |
60. ˌmã.diʃ.ˌmai.ˈtʃun.ɡa |
14. 'pai.tʸa taː.'pa.ʎu |
70. ˌmã.diʃ.ˌpai.ˈtʃun.ɡa |
15. 'pai.tʸa 'mã.da |
80. ˌmã.diʃ.ˌpẽ.ˈtʃun.ɡa |
16. 'pai.tʸa mã.diʃ.'ma.ʎu |
90. ˌmã.diʃ.ˌtaː.pai.ˈtʃun.ɡa |
17. 'pai.tʸa mã.diʃ.'pa.ʎu |
100. ˌmã.ba.'tsaʔ |
18. 'pai.tʸa mã.diʃ.'pe.ma |
200. ˌpai.pa.'tsaʔ |
19. 'pai.tʸa mã.diʃ.'taː.'pa.ʎu |
|
20. ˌmã.tʃaʔ.'lu.ɾa |
|
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Simeon Floyd,
University of Texas at Austin, Texas, USA,
August 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Simeon Floyd, 2008 年 8 月 3 日. |
Other comments: Chachi or Cha’palaa is spoken by approximately 5,800 speakers out of 9,300 ethnic population in Esmeraldas province: Cayapas river and tributaries (Canandé, Cojimíes, Onzole, Sucio, and others), north coastal jungle, Ecuador. Cha’palaa numerals have older elements of base 5 and base 20 systems, and have adapted Quichua numerals in order to create a base 10 system. For example, 5 glosses as “one hand”, 10 as “two hands”, and 20 as “one whole person” (2 hands/2 feet). Other numerals are built from these (ex: “one hand + two = 7” etc.). But for multiples of 10 above 20, the Quichua term “chunka” is used, and for multiples of 100, the Quichua term “patsak” has been adapted. There are no native terms above 1000, but Spanish terms can be used. Phonetic chart of Cha’palaa (Barbacoan; Esmeraldas Province, Ecuador)
Vowels: a, e, i, u ã, ẽ, ĩ, ũ |
Back
>>
[
Home ]
>>
[ Chibchan ] >> [ Maipurean
] >> [ Cariban ] >>
[ Quechuan ] >> [ Tupian ] >>
[ Tucanoan ] >> [ Panoan] >>
[ Other South American Languages ] >>
[ Language isolate ] >> [
Unclassified languages ]