Language
name and locationː
Firan, Plateau
state,
Nigeria [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. ziniŋ |
21. akop afah nde ziniŋ |
2. fah |
22. akop afah nde fah |
3. tat |
23. akop afah nde tat |
4. nass |
24. akop afah nde nass |
5. tooŋ |
25. akop afah nde ton |
6. titat |
26. akop afah nde titat |
7. natat |
27. akop afah nde natat |
8. nkra ~ kraa |
28. akop afah nde nkarah |
9. kunuŋ |
29. akop afah nde kunuŋ |
10. koop |
30. akop tat |
11. salaŋ or akop nde ziniŋ |
40. akop nass |
12. kusok or akop nde fah |
50. akop ton |
13. akop nde tat |
60. akop titat |
14. akop nde nass |
70. akop natat |
15. akop nde ton |
80. akop nkarah |
16. akop nde tita |
90. akop kunuŋ |
17. akop nde natat |
100. adeh ziniŋ, 200. adeh fah |
18. akop nde nkarah |
400. adeh nass, 800. adeh nkarah |
19. akop nde kuluŋ |
1000. agbwik ziniŋ |
20. akop afah |
2000. agbwik fah |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Gimba Benjamin,
Luke Initiative for Scripture Translation, Jos, Plateau State,
|
Other comments: Firan (Fəràn) or Afiran is spoken by approximately 5,000 speakers in Kaduna state; Plateau state: Riyom LGA, Ganawuri district, Nigeria. Firan has a decimal system. It seems that there was an old duodecimal system used before. |
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