Language name and locationː Highland Oaxaca Chontal, Mexico [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 高地琼塔尔语, 墨西哥南部瓦哈卡州特万特佩克地峡西部地区

1. anuli

21.  anušans nuli

2. okeʔ

22.  anušans kokeʔ

3. afaneʔ

23.  anušans faneʔ

4. amalpuʔ

24.  anušans malpuʔ

5. amakeʔ

25.  anušans makeʔ

6. akamč'us  č' = 'a glottalized č

26.  anušans kamč'us

7. akayči

27.  anušans kayči

8. apayko

28.  anušans payko

9. apella

29.  anušans pella

10. imbamaʔ

30.  anušans kimbamaʔ

11. imbamah nuli

40.  okeh nušans 

12. imbamah kokeʔ

50.  okeh nušans kimbamaʔ

13. imbamah faneʔ

60.  afaneh nušans

14. imbamah malpuʔ

70.  afaneh nušans kimbamaʔ

15. imbamah makeʔ

80.  amalpuh nušans

16. imbamah kamč'us

90.  amalpuh nušans kimbamaʔ

17. imbamah kayči

100. amaɡueh ~  anulij maxnu

18. imbamah payko

200. imbamaj nuxans ~  oɡuej maxnu

19. imbamah pella

1000. imbamaj maxnu

20. anušans

2000. anušans maxnu

Linguists providing data and dateː Dr. Viola Waterhouse. Summer Institute of Linguistics, Mexico. December 3, 1990.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Viola Waterhouse, 1990 年 12 月 3 日.

Other comments: Highland Oaxaca Chontal (Tsome) or Tequistlatec, Tsame is a moribund language spoken by 2,200 speakers in Oaxaca state: San José Chiltepec, San Lucas Ixcatepec, and 15 towns west of Tehuantepec isthmus, Mexico.

Highland Oaxaca Chontal has a number system based on 20. 

Note that the following transcriptions between traditional phonetic symbols and IPA.

1.ch = simple alveopalatal affricate IPA [tʃ], 2. š = IPA [ʃ ],

3. <'> represents both a glottal stop and glottalization.

4. ñ = IPA [ɲ], a palatal nasal, 5. y = IPA [j], a palatal approximant.