Language name and locationː Cia-Cia, Sulawesi, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ʔaˈʔanu |
21. χoapulu ʔaˈʔanu |
2. ɗoˈχua |
22. χoapulu ɗoˈχua |
3. toˈtolu |
23. χoapulu toˈtolu |
4. poˈpaʔa |
24. χoapulu poˈpaʔa |
5. loˈlima |
25. χoapulu loˈlima |
6. noˈnoʔo |
26. χoapulu noˈnoʔo |
7. poˈpiʧu |
27. χoapulu poˈpiʧu |
8. ʔuˈvalu |
28. χoapulu ʔuˈvalu |
9. siˈua |
29. χoapulu siˈua |
10. oˈmpulu |
30. toluˈpulu |
11. ompulu ʔaˈʔanu |
40. patoˈpulu |
12. ompulu ɗoˈχua |
50. limaˈpulu |
13. ompulu toˈtolu |
60. nomoˈpulu |
14. ompulu poˈpaʔa |
70. piʧuˈpulu |
15. ompulu loˈlima |
80. valuˈpulu |
16. ompulu noˈnoʔo |
90. siuaˈpulu |
17. ompulu poˈpiʧu |
100. ʔamoˈhono |
18. ompulu ʔuˈvalu |
200. χoamoˈhono |
19. ompulu siˈua |
1000. ʔaˈχeβu |
20. χoaˈpulu |
2000. χoaˈχeβu |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. David Mead, SIL
International, January
11 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. David Mead, 2017 年 1 月11 日. |
Other comments:
The above data is from |
Language name and locationː Cia-Cia, Sulawesi, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. a'mea |
21. ruapulu a'mea |
2. ɗo'rua |
22. ruapulu ɗo'rua |
3. to'tolu |
23. ruapulu to'tolu |
4. po'paʔa |
24. ruapulu po'paʔa |
5. lo'lima |
25. ruapulu lo'lima |
6. no'noʔo |
26. ruapulu no'noʔo |
7. po'pitʃu |
27. ruapulu po'pitʃu |
8. o'alu |
28. ruapulu o'alu |
9. si'ua |
29. ruapulu si'ua |
10. o'mpulu |
30. tolu'pulu |
11. o'mpulu a'mea |
40. pɑto'pulu |
12. ompulu ɗo'rua |
50. limɑ'pulu |
13. ompulu to'tolu |
60. nomo'pulu |
14. ompulu po'paʔa |
70. pitʃu'pulu |
15. ompulu lo'lima |
80. βalu'pulu |
16. ompulu no'noʔo |
90. siˌua 'pulu |
17. ompulu po'pitʃu |
100. a'hacu |
18. ompulu o'alu |
200. rua'hacu |
19. ompulu si'ua |
1000. a'riβu |
20. rua'pulu |
2000. rua'riβu |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. David Mead, SIL
International, August
9 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. David Mead, 2015 年 8 月 9 日. |
Other comments:
The above data is from |
Language name and locationː Cia-Cia, Sulawesi, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. 'satu * / ame'ʔea |
21. ruapulu ame'ʔea |
2. ɗo'rua |
22. ruapulu ɗo'rua |
3. to'tolu |
23. ruapulu to'tolu |
4. po'paʔa |
24. ruapulu po'paʔa |
5. lo'lima |
25. ruapulu lo'lima |
6. no'noʔo |
26. ruapulu no'noʔo |
7. po'pitʃu |
27. ruapulu po'pitʃu |
8. o'βalu |
28. ruapulu o'βalu |
9. si'ua |
29. ruapulu si'ua |
10. o'mpulu |
30. tolu'pulu |
11. o'mpulu ame'ʔea |
40. pɑto'pulu |
12. ompulu ɗo'rua |
50. limɑ'pulu |
13. ompulu to'tolu |
60. nomo'pulu |
14. ompulu po'paʔa |
70. pitʃu'pulu |
15. ompulu lo'lima |
80. βalu'pulu |
16. ompulu no'noʔo |
90. siˌua 'pulu |
17. ompulu po'pitʃu |
100. a'hacu |
18. ompulu o'βalu |
200. rua'hacu |
19. ompulu si'ua |
1000. a'riβu |
20. rua'pulu |
2000. rua'riβu |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. David Mead, SIL
International, August
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Dr. David Mead.
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. David Mead, 2015 年 8 月 8 日. |
Other comments: The above data is from Masiri dialect of Cia-Cia language spoken in Buton Island, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Note that the form satu ‘one,’ borrowed from Indonesian, is used as the initial numeral in straight counting. The form ameʔea is used in counting one of something, and in higher numeral combinations (eleven, twenty-one, etc.). |
Language name and locationː Cia-Cia, Sulawesi, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. 'ise |
21. rua'pulu a'mea |
2. 'rua |
22. rua'pulu do'rua |
3. 'tolu o = IPA [ o ] |
23. rua'pulu to'tolu |
4. 'paʔa |
24. rua'pulu pa'paʔa |
5. 'lima |
25. rua'pulu lo'lima |
6. 'noʔo |
26. rua'pulu no'noʔo |
7. 'picu c = IPA [tʃ] |
27. rua'pulu po'picu |
8. 'oalu / o'walu |
28. rua'pulu o'alu |
9. 'siua |
29. rua'pulu 'siua |
10. o'mpulu |
30. 'tolu 'pulu |
11. o'mpulu a'mea |
40. 'pato 'pulu |
12. o'mpulu do'rua |
50. 'lima 'pulu |
13. o'mpulu to'tolu |
60. 'nomo 'pulu |
14. o'mpulu po'paʔa |
70. 'picu 'pulu |
15. o'mpulu lo'lima |
80. 'walu 'pulu |
16. o'mpulu no'noʔo |
90. 'siua 'pulu |
17. o'mpulu po'picu |
100. a'hacu |
18. o'mpulu o'alu |
200. 'rua 'hacu |
19. o'mpulu 'siua |
1000. a'riwu |
20. rua'pulu |
2000. rua'riwu |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Dr.
René van den Berg,
SIL International, April 20,
2006 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. René van den Berg, 2006 年 4 月 20 日 |
Other comments: Cia-Cia, or South Buton has a decimal numeral system similar to that of Muna.
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