Language name and locationː Managalasi, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. kuinu |
2. noʔo |
3. noʔopiso |
4. noʔona noʔona |
5. ija ropu (litː ''hand half''? ) or iropu |
6. iropu kuisu |
7. iropu noʔo, iropu noʔona, iropuna noʔo |
8. iropuna noʔoposu |
9. iropuna ?? |
10. iropu iropu (litː ''hands two''? ) |
11. iropu ropu kuino |
12. iropu ropu noʔo |
13. iropu ropu |
14. iropu ropu |
15. iropu ropu ?? |
16. |
17. |
18. |
19. |
20. ?? |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Mr. & Mrs.
James and Judith Parlier, SIL International,
Papua New Guinea,
May 30, 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. & Mrs. James and Judith Parlier. 2011 年 5 月 30 日 |
Other comments: Managalasi or Ese has a (2, 5) cyclic system with, however, a number of irregularities. The number 1 is 'kuiso'; this does not appear in the numeral 3, 'noʔopiso' although the morpheme for 2 does, implying a 2 + 1 construction. The numeral 4 has a '2 + 1' construction, 'noʔona noʔona', the morpheme for two 'noʔo', appearing twice. The number word for 5 is 'ija ropu' where 'ija' means 'hand'; the alternative is 'iropu' and this is used to construct the numeral 10, i.e, 'iropu ropu', which thus has a ' 5 + 5' rather than a ' 5 x 2 ' construction. In constructing 6 to 8, the numerals 1 and 3 change slightly in combination. The numeral 1 'kuinu', becoming 'kuisu', the numeral 3, 'noʔpiso', becoming 'noʔopisu. The number word for 6 to 8 show a '5 + n' construction. The other numerals from 13 to 20 are not available. Please note that the conversion between orthography and IPA values: j = IPA [ dʒ] ???, '= IPA [ʔ] |
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