Language name and location: Paite Chin, Assam, Manipur, India [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 派特钦语, 印度东北部阿萨姆邦, 马尼普尔邦及米佐拉姆邦

1. xat̪  

21.  sɔm-nik-xat̪

2. nik

22.  sɔm-nik-nik

3. tʰuŋ

23.  sɔm-nik-tʰuŋ

4. rili

24.  sɔm-nik-rili

5. ŋɑ

25.  sɔm-nik-ŋɑ

6. ɡuk

26.  sɔm-nik-ɡuk

7. sɔɡik

27.  sɔm-nik-sɔɡik

8. ɡiaːt̪

28.  sɔm-nik-ɡiaːt̪

9. koɑ

29.  sɔm-nik-koɑ

10. sɔm

30.  sɔm- thum

11. sɔm-le-xat̪

40.  sɔm-rili

12. sɔm-le-nik

50.  sɔm-ŋɑ

13. sɔm-le-tʰuŋ

60.  sɔm-ɡuk

14. sɔm-le-rili

70.  sɔm-sɔɡik

15. sɔm-le-ŋɑ

80.  sɔm-ɡiaːt̪

16. sɔm-le-ɡuk

90.  sɔm-koɑ

17. sɔm-le-sɔɡik

100. za-xat̪

18. sɔm-le-ɡiaːt̪

200. za-ni

19. sɔm-le-koɑ

1000. saŋ-xat̪

20. sɔm-nik

2000. saŋ-ni

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Bornini Lahiri, Centre for Linguistics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India, April 26, 2010.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Bornini Lahiri, 2010 年 4 月 26 日.

Other comments: Paite Chin has a decimal numeral system. Paite Chin or Haithe is spoken by approximately 80,000 speakers in Assam, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura states, northeast India.

Note that Zomi (or Zome) is a collective name for Tedim Chin in Myanmar, as well as for Paite and Vaiphei of Manipur in India.

Language name and location: Paite Chin, Assam, Manipur, India [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 派特钦语, 印度东北部阿萨姆邦, 马尼普尔邦及米佐拉姆邦

1. kʰət

21.  somniʔlekʰət

2. niʔ

22.  somniʔleniʔ

3. tʰum

23.  somniʔletʰum

4. li

24. 

5. ŋa

25. 

6. ɡuk

26. 

7. səɡi

27. 

8. ɡiet

28. 

9. kua

29. 

10. som

30.  somthum

11. somlekʰət

40.  somli

12. somleniʔ

50.  somŋa

13. somletʰum

60.  somɡuk

14. somleli

70.  somsəɡi

15. somleŋa

80.  somɡiet

16. somleɡuk

90.  somkua

17. somlesəɡi

100. jakʰət

18. somleɡiet

200. janiʔ

19. somlekua

1000. saŋ

20. somniʔ

2000. saŋniʔ

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Ch. Yashawanta Singh, Manipur University, Imphal, India, January 2, 1993.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Ch. Yashawanta Singh, 1993 年 1 月 2 日.

Other comments: Paite numeral system is similar to that of other Chin languages. Note that Zomi (or Zome) is a collective name for Tedim Chin in Myanmar, as well as for Paite and Vaiphei of Manipur in India.