Dogon-Bondum-Dom

Language name and locationː Bondum Dom Dogon, Mali [ Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 本杜姆-多姆--多贡语, 马里中部邦莫普提区杜安扎镇

1. kúndé	21. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j sìɡà tómàj
2. nôːj	22. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j sìɡà nôːj
3. tàːndîː	23. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j sìɡà tàːndîː
4. kɛ́ːdʒɛ̀j	24. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j sìɡà kɛ́ːdʒɛ̀j
5. nùmîː	25. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j sìɡà nùmîː
6. kúlèj	26. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j sìɡà kúlèj
7. swɛ̂j	27. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j sìɡà swɛ̂j
8. sáːɡìː	28. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j sìɡà sáːɡìː
9. twâj	29. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j sìɡà twâj
10. píjɛ́lì	30. pɔ̂ː tàːndîː
11. pɛ́ː sìɡà tómàj	40. pɔ̀lɛ́-kɛ́ːdʒɛ̀j ~ pɔ̀lɔ́-kɛ́ːdʒɛ̀j
12. pɛ́ː sìɡà nôːj	50. pɔ̀lɛ́-nùmîː ~ pɔ̀lɔ́-kɛ́ːdʒɛ̀ ké píjɛ́lì
13. pɛ́ː sìɡà tàːndîː	60. pɔ̀lɛ́-kúlèj
14. pɛ́ː sìɡà kɛ́ːdʒɛ̀j	70. pɔ̂ː swɛ̂j ~ pɔ̀lɛ́-kúlèj ké píjɛ́lì
15. pɛ́ː sìɡà nùmîː	80. pɔ̀lɛ́-sáːɡìː ~ pɔ̀lɔ́ sáːɡìː ~ sîm ~kɛ̀ːsǔm
16. pɛ́ː sìɡà kúlèj	90. pɔ̂ː twâj ~ kɛ̀ːsǔm má ké píjɛ́lì
17. pɛ́ː sìɡà swɛ̂j	100. kɛ̀ːsǔm má pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j ~ tɛ́ːmɛ́dɛ́rɛ̀
18. pɛ́ː sìɡà sáːɡìː	200. tɛ́ːmɛ́dɛ́rɛ̀ nôːj
19. pɛ́ː sìɡà twâj	1000. mùdʒú
20. pɔ̂ː nɔ̀j	2000. mùdʒú nôːj

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Jeff Heath, with the help of Dr. Abbie Hantgan, Department of linguistics, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. July 1, 2011.

提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Jeff Heath, 2011 年 7 月 1 日.

Other comments: The modern Bondum Dom Dogon or Najamba-Kindige Dogon has a decimal system. There are archaic forms for 40, 50, 70, 80, 90 and 100. They borrowed Fulfulde number 100 'tɛ́ːmɛ́dɛ́rɛ̀'. Najamba-Kindige (aka Bondu So); thought to be a single language with much dialectal diversity, but Kindige has not yet been studied in depth. Najamba is the local name for the language in several villages in a large canyon beginning just east of Douentza and ending at the huge central Dogon plateau (villages include Kubewel and Adia). Kindige is the local name for the dialects spoken along the highway running west from Douentza (separated from Najamba by a long inselberg and then by the plateau). Najamba-Kindige people are called Bondu by neighboring ethnic groups. There are approximately 24,700 speakers for Bondum-Dom or Najamba-Kindige Dogon.

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