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Language name and location: Dimasa, Assam, Meghalaya, India [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. maʃì, ʃì, ʃè |
21. kʰonʃì, bɪʃaʃì maʃì |
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2. maɡɪ̀n, maɡnì, ɡnì |
22. kʰonɡɪ̀n, bɪʃaʃì maɡɪ̀n |
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3. maktʰàm, ɡətʰàm |
23. kʰontʰàm, bɪʃaʃì maktʰàm |
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4. mabɾì, bɾì |
24. kʰonbɾì, bɪʃaʃì mabɾì |
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5. mabwà, bwà |
25. kʰonbwà, bɪʃaʃì mabwà |
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6. madòʔ, dòʔ |
26. kʰondòʔ, bɪʃaʃì madòʔ |
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7. maʃnì, ʃnì |
27. kʰonʃnì, bɪʃaʃì maʃnì |
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8. mad͡ʒàì, d͡ʒàì |
28. kʰond͡ʒàì, bɪʃaʃì mad͡ʒàì |
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9. maʃkʰù, ʃɡù |
29. kʰonʃɡù, bɪʃaʃì maʃkʰù |
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10. mad͡ʒì, d͡ʒì |
30. tʰɪmd͡ʒì (3 x10), bɪʃaʃì mad͡ʒì (20+10) |
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11. mad͡ʒɪʃì |
40. bɪʃaɡnì (20 x 2) * |
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12. mad͡ʒɪɡɪ̀n |
50. dàn |
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13. mad͡ʒɪtʰàm |
60. bɪʃaɡətʰàm (20 x 3) |
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14. mad͡ʒɪbɾì |
70. bɪʃaɡətʰàm d͡ʒì (20 x 3+10) |
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15. mad͡ʒɾà |
80. bɪʃabɾì (20 x 4) |
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16. mad͡ʒɪdòʔ |
90. bɪʃabɾì mad͡ʒì (20 x 4+10) |
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17. mad͡ʒɪʃnì |
100. ɾad͡ʒaʃì, ɾzaʃì |
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18. mad͡ʒɪd͡ʒàì |
200. ɾad͡ʒaɡɪ̀n, ɾzaɡɪ̀n |
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19. mad͡ʒɪʃɡù |
1000. ɾid͡ʒɪŋʃì, ɾzɪŋʃì |
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20. makʰòn, bɪʃaʃì |
2000. ɾid͡ʒɪŋɡɪ̀n, ɾzɪŋɡɪ̀n |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Monali Longmailai, Department of Linguistics, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Meghalaya, India. March 25, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Monali Longmailai, 2012 年 3 月 25 日. |
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Other comments: Dimasa has a numeral system mixing with Tibeto-Burman numbers and Indo-Aryan loanwords. The words 'bɪʃa' and 'ɾad͡ʒa' are loanwords from Indo-Aryan. Note that the numerals 1-10 can occur in counting numerals with or without the numeral/ generic classifier prefix ma-. In 21-29, it is either the decimal system or the vigesimal system that are used in counting. The numeral prefix for twenty 'kʰòn-' is the decimal unit and the prefix 'bɪʃa-; is the vigesimal unit. I have heard people using 'dan-' for the decimal unit for 50. But I do not know its original meaning. I hardly use the Dimasa numerals after 20 being not exposed to those numerals since my childhood and the place I was brought up in sub-urban Haflong. I use the borrowed English numerals. So, I am really not aware of this 'dan-' prefix. Dimasa is spoken by approximately 140,000 speakers in Assam, Nagaland, Meghalaya and Mizoram states, India. |
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Language name and location: Dimasa, Assam, Meghalaya, India [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. sé |
21. kʰon sé |
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2. ɡɪní |
22. kʰon ɡɪní |
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3. tʰám |
23. kʰon tʰám |
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4. brí |
24. kʰon brí |
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5. bɔ́wa |
25. kʰon bɔ́wa |
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6. dó |
26. kʰon dó |
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7. tsɪní |
27. kʰon tsɪní |
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8. záɪ |
28. kʰon záɪ |
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9. tsʊ́ɡú |
29. kʰon tsʊ́ɡú |
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10. dzí |
30. tʰɪm dzi (3 x 10) |
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11. dzí sé |
40. bɪsá ɡɪní (20 x 2) * |
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12. dzí ɡɪní |
50. dán |
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13. dzí tʰám |
60. bɪsá tʰam (20 x 3) |
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14. dzí brí |
70. bɪsá tʰam dzí (20 x 3+10) |
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15. dzí bɔ́wa |
80. bɪsá brí (20 x 4) |
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16. dzí dó |
90. bɪsá brɪ dzí (20 x 4+10) |
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17. dzí tsɪ́ni |
100. razá tsi |
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18. dzí záɪ |
200. razá ɡɪní |
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19. dzí tsʊ́ɡú |
1000. ridzɪŋ tsi |
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20. kʰón |
2000. ridziŋ ɡɪni |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Awadesh Mishra. Dept of Linguistics/ESL/ELE, English & Foreign Languages University, Shillong, Meghalaya, India. November 17, 2010. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Awadesh Mishra, 2010 年 11 月 17 日. |
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Other comments: Dimasa has a numeral system mixing with Tibeto-Burman numbers and Indo-Aryan loanwords. The word 'bɪsá' is a loanword from Indo-Aryan. |
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Language name and location: Dimasa, Assam, Meghalaya, India [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. masi |
21. makʰonse |
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2. maɡin |
22. makʰonɡin |
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3. matʰam |
23. makʰontʰam |
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4. mabri |
24. makʰonbri |
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5. mabuah |
25. makʰonbuah |
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6. madoh |
26. makʰondoh |
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7. masini |
27. makʰonsini |
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8. mazai |
28. makʰonzai |
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9. masukʰu |
29. makʰonsukʰu |
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10. mazi |
30. matʰimzi |
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11. mazise |
40. bisaɡin (20 x 2) |
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12. maziɡin |
50. madan |
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13. mazitʰam |
60. bisadoh (20 x 3) |
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14. mazibri |
70. bisadoh mazi (20 x 3+10) |
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15. mazibuah |
80. bisabri (20 x 4) |
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16. mazidoh |
90. bisabri mazi (20 x 4+ 10) |
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17. mazisini |
100. razasi |
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18. mazizai |
200. razaɡin |
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19. mazisukʰu |
1000. riziŋsi |
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20. makʰon / bisa |
2000. riziŋɡin |
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Linguist providing data and dateː
Dr. Partha Sarathi Misra,
English Language Teaching
Institute, Assam, India,
July 5, 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Partha Sarathi Misra, 2007 年 7 月 5 日. |
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Other comments: Dimasa has a numeral system mixing with Tibeto-Burman numbers and Indo-Aryan loanwords. The word 'bɪsá' is a loanword from Indo-Aryan. |
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