Chiru

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

语言名称和分布地区: 茨鲁语, 印度东北部马尼普尔邦及阿萨姆邦

1. əkʰàt	21. somdiléikʰàt
2. idì	22. somdiléidì
3. utʰúm	23. somdiléitʰùm
4. milí	24. somdiléimilî
5. raŋá	25. somdiléiraŋà
6. urùp	26. somdiléirùp
7. sirî	27. somdiléisirî
8. erèt	28. somdiléirèt
9. okó	29. somdiléikò
10. osòm	30. somtʰùm
11. somléikʰàt	40. sommilí
12. somléidì	50. somraŋá
13. somléitʰùm	60. somrùp
14. somléimilî	70. somsirì
15. somléiraŋà	80. somret
16. somléirùp	90. somkó
17. somléisirî	100. razakʰàt, 200. razadi
18. somléirèt	400. razamilí, 800. razret
19. somléikò	1000. bopkʰàt
20. somdì	2000. bopdì

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Mechek Sampar Awan, Assam University, India. December 13, 2018.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Mechek Sampar Awan, 2018 年 12 月 13 日.

Other comments: Chiru numeral system is similar to that of Mizo and other Chin languages. Chiru (Naga) is a Kuki-Chin-Naga languages spoken mostly in Manipur. The Chiru population numbers approximately 8,599. It is one of the least documented and a highly endangered language spoken in three districts of Manipur: Senapati, Noney district of Manipur and Cachar district of Assam.

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

语言名称和分布地区: 茨鲁语, 印度东北部马尼普尔邦及阿萨姆邦

1. əkʰàt	21. sòmdì-ləj-kʰàt
2. ìdi	22. sòmdì-ləj-dì
3. útʰúm	23. sòmdì-ləj-tʰùm
4. milí	24. sòmdì-ləj-milî
5. raŋâ	25. sòmdì-ləj-raŋá
6. urûk	26. sòmdì-ləj-ruk
7. sírî	27. sòmdì-ləj-sírî
8. ɛrêit	28. sòmdì-ləj-rêit
9. ɔkɔ̂	29. sòmdì-ləj-kò
10. sɔ̂m	30. sòmtʰùm
11. sɔ̂m-lêj-kʰàt	40. sòmmilí
12. sɔ̂m-lêj-dì	50. sòmrə̀ŋâ
13. sɔ̂m-lêj-tʰùm	60. sòmrûk
14. sɔ̂m-lêj-milî	70. sòmsirí
15. sɔ̂m-lêj-raŋá	80. sòmrêit
16. sɔ̂m-lêj-rùk	90. sòmko
17. sɔ̂m-lêj-sírî	100. rəjə-kʰàt
18. sɔ̂m-lêj-rêit	200. rəjə-dì
19. sɔ̂m-lêj-kò	1000. bɔp-kʰàt / lisîŋ kʰàt
20. sòmdì	2000. bɔp-dì

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Pauthang Haokip, Assam University, India. August 8, 2011.

提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Pauthang Haokip, 2011 年 8 月 8 日.

Other comments: Chiru numeral system is similar to that of Mizo and other Chin languages. The Chiru numerals from eleven to nineteen are formed by a connective /-lêj-/ which is added to sòm “ten” to the basic numerals from one to nine. The numerals from twenty-one to twenty nine are formed by the same connective /-lêj-/ which is added between sòmdì “twenty” and the basic numerals from one to nine. In Chiru /rəjə/ means hundred, /bɔp/ means thousand.

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

语言名称和分布地区: 茨鲁语, 印度东北部马尼普尔邦及阿萨姆邦

1. əkʰət	21. sòmdì-ləj-kʰə̀t
2. ədì	22. sòmdì-ləj-dì
3. ətʰum	23. sòmdì-ləj-tʰùm
4. mili	24. sòmdì-ləj-mili
5. rə̀ŋə́	25. sòmdì-ləj-rə̀ŋə́
6. uruk	26. sòmdì-ləj-ruk
7. siri	27. sòmdì-ləj-siri
8. eret	28. sòmdì-ləj-ret
9. oko	29. sòmdì-ləj-ko
10. sòm	30. sɔ̀mtʰùm
11. sòm-ləj-kʰə́t	40. sòmmili
12. sòm-ləj-dì	50. sòmrə̀ŋə́
13. sòm-ləj-tʰùm	60. sòmruk
14. sòm-ləj-mili	70. sòmsiri
15. sòm-ləj-rə̀ŋə́	80. sòmret
16. sòm-ləj-ruk	90. sòmko
17. sòm-ləj-siri	100. rəjə-kʰə̀t
18. sòm-ləj-ret	200. rəjə-dì
19. sòm-ləj-ko	1000. bɔp-kʰə̀t
20. sòmdì	2000. bɔp-dì

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. M. S. Richonsong Chiru through Dr. Losii Heshu. NELD project, Central Institute of Indian Languages, Manasagangori, Mysore. India. September 9, 2009.

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. M. S. Richonsong Chiru, 2009 年 9 月 11 日.

Other comments: Chiru numeral system is similar to that of Mizo and other Chin languages. The numerals from eleven to nineteen are formed by a connective /-ləj-/ which is added to sòm “ten” to the basic numerals from one to nine. The numerals from twenty-one to twenty nine are formed by the same connective /-ləj-/ which is added between sòmdi “twenty” and the basic numerals from one to nine. Here /ə-/ of əkʰə̀t, ə́di and ətʰùm are also deleted. In Chiru /rəjə/ means hundred, /bɔp/ means thousand, /bɔprəjə/ means lakh and /bajbe/ means crore.

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