Language name and locationː Cubeo, Colombia, Brazil [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. kui'nákó ('one female') |
2. pɨ'kárã ('two animate') |
3. 'yobekɨ'rã ('three animate') |
4. 'yovai'kɨwai |
5. kui'ná'pɨ́rɨ́pe 'paiwɨ ('five animate') |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Thiago Costa Chacón, Department of Linguistics, University of Utah, Utah, USA. March 3, 2010. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Thiago Costa Chacón, 2010 年 3 月 3 日. |
Other comments: Cubeo (Pamié) or Cuveo, Kubeo is spoken by approximately 6,200 speakers in Vaupés department: Cuduyari, Querarí, and Vaupés rivers and tributaries; possibly also in Guainía department, Colombia as well as Brazil.
Cubeo
or Kubeo seems have an original system was based on 2. similar to inflection and agreement markers. - Number 4 is always uninflected. -
Only number 1 and 2 are based on simplex roots. All other numerals are
based in - Tones are marked by acute accent ? which means high tone. Stress is marked by IPA. |
Language name and locationː Cubeo, Colombia, Brazil [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. kũi'nărŏ |
2. pɨ'karŏă |
3. 'jóbɛkɨrŏă |
4. 'jowaikɨwairŏă |
5. kũĩ'nãpɨrɨpɛde ĭ'nĭ |
6. kũĩ'nãpɨrɨpɛde kũi'năro ă'mŭjo ĭ'nĭ |
7. kũĩ'nãpɨrɨpɛde pɨ'karŏă ă'mŭjo ĭ'nĭ |
8. kũĩ'nãpɨrɨpɛde 'jóbɛkɨrŏă ă'mŭjo ĭ'nĭ |
9. kũĩ'nãpɨrɨpɛde 'jowaikɨwairŏă ă'mŭjo ĭ'nĭ |
10. pɨ'kapɨrɨpɛde ĭ'nĭ |
11. pɨ'kapɨrɨpɛde pai kũi'năro kɨ'boðo ĭ'nĭ |
12. pɨ'kapɨrɨpɛde pɨ'karŏă kɨ'boðo ĭ'nĭ |
13. pɨ'kapɨrɨpɛde 'jóbɛkɨrŏă kɨ'boðo ĭ'nĭ |
14. pɨ'kapɨrɨpɛde 'jowaikɨwairŏă kɨ'boðo ĭ'nĭ |
15. kũĩ'nãkɨbobare ĭ'nĭ |
16. kũĩ'nãkɨbobare kũi'năro kɨ'boðo ĭ'ni |
17. kũĩ'nãkɨbobare pɨ'karŏă kɨ'boðo ĭ'ni |
18. kũĩ'nãkɨbobare 'jóbɛkɨrŏă kɨ'boðo ĭ'ni |
19. kũĩ'nãkɨbobare 'jowaikɨwairŏă kɨ'boðo ĭ'ni |
20. pɨ'kakɨbobare ĭ'ni |
Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Nancy L. Morse, SIL International, April 3 提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Nancy L. Morse, 2009 年 4 月 3 日. |
Other comments: Cubeo (Pamié) or Cuveo, Kubeo is spoken by approximately 6,200 speakers in Vaupés department: Cuduyari, Querarí, and Vaupés rivers and tributaries; possibly also in Guainía department, Colombia as well as Brazil. Cubeo has a traditional counting goes up to 20. However, when I was eliciting numbers
(1981), the Cubeos told me that beyond
20 they just keep adding feet and toes. I never tried to write
numbers beyond 20 because the Cubeos themselves don't use them.
Above 20 they all use Spanish, and most of them use Spanish for all
numbers. Older people were still using Cubeo for
1-4 20 years ago. I don't know if they use them now.
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