Language name and location: Fataluku, Lautém district, East Timor [Ref to Ethnologue]
|
1. ʔukáni |
21. taʔan ɛ́cɛ ʔukáni |
2. ʔɛcɛ |
22. taʔan ɛ́cɛ ʔɛcɛ |
3. ʔutúʔɛ |
23. taʔan ɛ́cɛ ʔutúʔɛ |
4. fátɛ (borrowed from Austronesian) |
24. taʔan ɛ́cɛ fátɛ |
5. límɛ (borrowed from Austronesian) |
25. taʔan ɛ́cɛ límɛ |
6. nɛ́mɛ (borrowed from Austronesian) |
26. taʔan ɛ́cɛ nɛ́mɛ |
7. fítu (borrowed from Austronesian) |
27. taʔan ɛ́cɛ fítu |
8. káfa (borrowed from Austronesian) |
28. taʔan ɛ́cɛ káfa |
9. síva (borrowed from Austronesian) |
29. taʔan ɛ́cɛ síva |
10. taʔánɛ |
30. taʔan utúʔɛ |
11. taʔánɛ itan ukáni/taʔánɛ kan ukáni |
40. taʔan fátɛ |
12. taʔánɛ itan ɛcɛ / taʔánɛ kan ɛcɛ |
50. taʔan límɛ |
13. taʔánɛ itan utúʔɛ/ taʔánɛ kan utúʔɛ |
60. taʔan nɛmɛ |
14. taʔánɛ itan fátɛ / taʔánɛ kan fátɛ |
70. taʔan fítu |
15. taʔánɛ itan límɛ / taʔánɛ kan límɛ |
80. taʔan káfa |
16. taʔánɛ itan nɛ́mɛ/ taʔánɛ kan nɛ́mɛ |
90. taʔan síva |
17. taʔánɛ itan fítu / taʔánɛ kan fítu |
100. ráhɛ / rah ukáni |
18. taʔánɛ itan káfa / taʔánɛ kan káfa |
200. rɛh ɛ́cɛ |
19. taʔánɛ itan síva / taʔánɛ kan síva |
1000. rɛhúnu / rɛhun ukáni |
20. taʔan ɛ́cɛ |
2000. rɛhun ɛ́cɛ |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Dr. Aone van Engelenhoven, Department of
Linguistics,
Leiden
University, Netherlands,
August 24 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Aone van Engelenhoven, 2006 年 8 月 24 日. |
Other comments: Fataluku is spoken by approximately 48,000 speakers in Lautém district, Los Palos area on Timor island east tip, East Timor. Fataluku has a decimal system with very strong Austronesian influences, all numbers, except for 1 to 3, are all borrowed from Austronesian. Note that there are two sets of compound numerals from 11 to 19, the first set is from East dialect and the second from Northwest dialect. |
Language name and location: Fataluku, Lautém district, East Timor [Ref to Ethnologue]
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1. ukəni |
21. təʔən-ece itə ukəni |
2. ece |
22. təʔən-ece itə ece |
3. utue |
23. təʔən-ece itə utue |
4. fəte / ifətu * |
24. təʔən-ece itə fəte |
5. lime |
25. təʔən-ece itə lime |
6. neme |
26. təʔən-ece itə neme |
7. fetu / fitu |
27. təʔən-ece itə fitu |
8. ikəfə / kəfə |
28. təʔən-ece itə kəfə |
9. siwə |
29. təʔən-ece itə siwə |
10. təʔəne |
30. təʔən-utue |
11. təʔəne-itə-ukəni/təʔəne-ukəni-ikəni |
40. təʔən-fəte |
12. təʔəne-itə-ece |
50. təʔən-lime |
13. təʔəne-itə-utue |
60. təʔən-neme |
14. təʔəne-itə-fəte |
70. təʔən-fetu |
15. təʔəne-itə-lime |
80. təʔən-kəfə |
16. təʔəne-itə-neme |
90. təʔən-siwə |
17. təʔəne-itə-fetu |
100. rəhu / rəhe / rəhi |
18. təʔəne-itə-kəfə |
200. rəhu ece |
19. təʔəne-itə-siwə |
1000. rihun / rehunu |
20. təʔən-ece |
2000. rihun ece |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Geoffrey Hull,
University of Western
Sydney, Australia and Instituto Nacional de Linguística Universidade
Nacional de Timor (National Institute of Linguistics, National University of East
Timor), East Timor,
February 5, 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Geoffrey Hull, 1997 年 2 月 5 日. |
Other comments: Fataluku is a Papuan language with very strong Austronesian influences, now all numbers, except for 1 to 3, are all borrowed from Austronesian. |
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