Language name and locationː Tundra Enets, Krasnoyarsk, Russia [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 冻土埃涅茨语, 俄罗斯联邦西伯利亚中部克拉斯诺亚尔斯克边疆区

1. ŋo:ʔ

21.  sidiuʔ ŋoːʔ

2. side

22.  sidiuʔ side

3. nehuʔ

23.  sidiuʔ nehuʔ

4. teto

24.  sidiuʔ teto

5. sobːoregːo

25.  sidiuʔ sobːoregːo

6. motuʔ

26.  sidiuʔ motuʔ

7. seʔo

27.  sidiuʔ seʔo

8. sidiʔeto (10 - 2 )

28.  sidiuʔ

9. neːsaː

29.  sidiuʔ neːsaː

10. biuʔ

30.  nehibiʔ

11. ŋoːʔ bodade

40.  tetui̯ʔ

12. side bodade

50.  sobːoregːui̯ʔ

13. nehuʔ bodade

60.  motui̯ʔ

14. teto bodade

70.  seʔui̯ʔ

15. sobːoregːo bodade

80.  sidetui̯ʔ

16. motuʔ bodade

90.  nesauʔ

17. seʔo bodade

100. juʔ

18. sidiʔeto bodade

200. side juʔ

19. neːsaː bodade

1000. biuʔ juʔ ( 10 x 100)

20. sidiu̯ʔ

2000. side biuʔ juʔ ( 2 x 10 x 100)

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Ago Künnap, University of Tartu, Estonia, December 7, 1992
提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Ago Künnap, 1992 年 12 月 7 日.

Other comments: Tundra Enets has a decimal numeral system. Enets is a highly endangered language spoken in the Tajmyr peninsula, Russia. There are two dialects of Enets and the two dialects are mutually intelligible, but have a number of clear distinctions in lexicon, phonology, and morphology. Members of the two language communities see themselves as belonging to two separate ethnic groups. Forest Enets has approximately 10 speakers in the village of Potapovo, approximately 10 speakers in the town of Dudinka, and some isolated speakers in other settlements of the Tajmyr. Tundra Enets has approximately 5 speakers in the village of Vorontsovo, some 10 speakers living as nomads together with speakers of Tundra Nenets in the Tukhard tundra, and some isolated speakers in other settlements of the Tajmyr. There used to be some Tundra Enets in the Avam tundra (villages of Ust-Avam and Volochanka), but the last active speakers passed away by the end of the last century. Neither of the two dialects is used on an everyday basis nowadays. All Enets speakers today are over 50 years old and bilingual in Russian, or trilingual in Russian and Tundra Nenets.