Language name and location: Fembe, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 芬贝语, 巴布亚新几内亚西部省

1. sesafeng ('left little finger')

2. sesame ('left ring finger')

3. kama ('left middle finger')

4. dosso ('left index finger' )

5. hou  ('left thumb')

6. weyay ('left wrist')

7. dyo ('left forearm')

8. doumay ('left elbow')

9. dobey  ('left biceps')

10. ey ('left shoulder')

11. ɡobay ('left neck')

12. douwo ('left ear')

13. dihon ('left eye')

14. miou ('nose'), 15. meagaon ('mouth'), 16. eyo dihon ('right eye')

17. eyo douwo ('right ear'), 18. eyo ɡobay ('right neck')

27. eyo sesame ('right ring finger'), 28. eyo sesafeng ('right little finger')

Anthropologist providing data and dateː Ms. Anaïs Gerard, recorded December 2009 through Dr. Peter Dwyer, School of Geography, the University of Melbourne, Australia, February 3, 2016.

提供资料的 人类学家: Ms. Anaïs Gerard 2016 年 2 月 3 日.

Other comments: Fembe is spoken by about 300 speakers in Western Province, Papua New Guinea, north of Nomad, Fembe territory adjoins Huli [to east] and Duna [to north]. This language has a body-tally system similar to that of Kubo.