Language name and locationː Chaldean Neo-Aramaic, Iraq [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 查勒底-新阿拉迈克语, 伊拉克, 叙利亚及黎巴嫩

1. xaːʔ (f. ɣðaːʔ)

21.  ˈxo-ʔəsri <*xa u ʔəsri ‘one and twenty’

2. treʔ (f. tətˈteʔ)

22.  ˈtreʔ-u-ʔəsri

3. tˁlaːθa (f. tˁəllaθ)

23.  tˁlaːˈθo-ʔəsri

4. ʔarba (f. ʔarbəʔ)

24.  ʔarˈbo-ʔəsri

5. xamʃa (f. xamməʃ)

25.  xamˈʃo-ʔəsri

6. ʔəʃta (f. ʔəʃʃət)

26.  ʔəʃˈto-ʔəsri

7. ʃoʔa (f. ʔəʃwaʔ)

27.  ʃoˈʔo-ʔəsri

8. tmanya (f. tmaːnəʔ)

28.  tmanˈyo-ʔəsri

9. təʃʔa (f. təʃʃaʔ)

29.  təʃˈʔo-ʔəsri

10. ʔəsrˁa (f. ʔəssar)

30.  tˁlaːθi

11. xadesar

40.  ʔarbi

12. tresar

50.  xamʃi

13. təltaːsar

60.  ʔəʃti

14. ʔarbaːsar

70.  ʃoʔi

15. xamʃaːsar

80.  tmaːna

16. ʔəʃtaːsar

90.  təʃʔi

17. ʔəʃwaːsar

100. ʔəmma

18. tmanesar

200. 'tre-ʔəmmə

19. ʔətʃaːsar

1000. ʔalpa

20. ʔəsri

2000. 'tre-ʔalpə

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Eleanor Coghill, Department of Linguistics,

University of Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany. February 14, 2013.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Eleanor Coghill, 2013 年 2 月 14 日.

Other comments: Chaldean or Chaldean Neo-Aramaic has a decimal system. The Alqosh dialect of Chaldean numbers 1-10 have two forms - one for agreeing with masculine nouns and the other for agreeing with feminine nouns. So I have given both. Numbers from 11- only have one form. The above data are taken from dialect of Alqosh.

Language name and locationː Chaldean Neo-Aramaic, Iraq [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 查勒底-新阿拉迈克语, 伊拉克, 叙利亚及黎巴嫩

1. xa (masc) / xða (fem)

21.  ˀɨsri w xa

2. tre (masc) / tɨttɨ(fem)

22.  ˀɨsri w tre

3. ṭḷāθa (masc) / ṭɨḷḷaθ (fem)

23.  ˀɨsri w ṭḷāθa

4. ˀarba (masc) / ˀarbɨ (fem)

24.  ˀɨsri w ˀarba

5. xamša (masc)/ xammɨš (fem)

25.  ˀɨsri w xamša

6. ˀɨšta (masc)/ ˀɨššɨt (fem)

26.  ˀɨsri w ˀɨšta

7. šoˀa (masc)/ ˀɨšwa (fem)

27.  ˀɨsri w šoˀa

8. tmanya (masc)/ tmānɨ (fem)

28.  ˀɨsri w tmanya

9. tiša (masc)/ tɨšɨ (fem)

29.  ˀɨsri w tiša

10. ˀɨṣṛa (masc)/ ˀɨssar (fem)

30.  ṭḷāθi

11. xadissar

40.  ˀarbi

12. trissar

50.  xamši

13. tɨltassar

60.  ˀɨšti

14. ˀarbassar

70.  šoˀi

15. xamšassar

80.  tmāne

16. ˀɨštassar

90.  tiši

17. ˀɨšwassar

100. ˀɨmma

18. tmanɨssar

200. tre ˀɨmma

19. tɨšassar

1000. ˀalpa

20. ˀɨsri

2000. tre  ˀalpɨ

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Shlomo Izre'el, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel, May 27, 1999.

提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Shlomo Izre'el, 1999 年 5 月 27 日.

Other comments: Chaldean or Chaldean Neo-Aramaic has a decimal system. Chaldean numerals from one to ten both have masculine and feminine forms. The data were taken from dialect of Mangeš.