Language name and locationː Cheke Holo, Solomon Islands [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 切克霍罗语 (马林格语 Maringe), 所罗门群岛西北部圣伊莎贝尔岛中南部

1. kaisei

21.  varadaki kaisei

2. pʰei

22.  varadaki pʰei

3. tʰiloi

23.  varadaki tʰiloi

4. fati

24.  varadaki fati

5. ɡlimai (< 'lima')

25.  varadaki ɡlimai

6. nam̥noi 

26.  varadaki nam̥noi

7. fitui

27.  varadaki fitui

8. n̥anai 

28.  varadaki n̥anai

9. n̥evai

29.  varadaki n̥evai

10. nabotʰoi

30.  tolo fului  

11. nabotʰo kaisei

40.  pʰia tutu ( 'two scores' )

12. nabotʰo pʰei

50.  ɡlima fului

13. nabotʰo tʰiloi

60.  nam̥no salei 

14. nabotʰo fati

70.  fitu salei

15. nabotʰo ɡlimai

80.  n̥anai salei

16. nabotʰo nam̥noi

90.  n̥evai salei

17. nabotʰo fitui

100. kaisei ɣobi

18. nabotʰo n̥anai

200. pʰei ɣobi

19. nabotʰo n̥evai

1000. kaisei tʰoɣa

20. varadaki

2000. pʰei tʰoɣa

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Freddy Boswell and Mrs. Bekah Boswell, Solomon Islands Translation Advisory Group / SIL International, August 8, 1995, October 10, 2008.
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Freddy Boswell and Mrs. Bekah Boswell, 1995 年 8 月 8 日. 2008 年 10 月 10 日

Other comments: Cheke Holo or Maringe has a system mixing with Austronesian numbers and some other indigenous origins. Cheke Holo has a traditional vigesimal system based on twenty 'tutu or tutuɣa', which means 'a score'. The meaning of the two words 'varadaki' and 'salei' were unknown. The numbers 'one to five', 'seven and ten 'fului' are from Austronesian origins. Cheke Holo is the most important trade language of Santa Isabel Island apart from Bughotu.  

Note that the [m̥] in number 6 'nam̥noi', [n̥] in 8 'n̥anai' and 9 'n̥evai' are voiceless or devoiced nasals, and the [n̥], sometime spelt as 'hn'. Cheke Holo is spokne by about 10,000 speakers in on Maringe side, Gnulahaghe and some villages in central Santa Isabel island, Isabel province, Solomon Islands.