Language name and location: Gawri, Kohistan, Pakistan [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. aːk |
21. aːk teː biʃ |
2. duː |
22. du teː biʃ |
3. ɬɑː |
23. ɬɑː teː biʃ |
4. t͡ʃoːr |
24. t͡ʃoːr teː biʃ |
5. pɑ̃t͡ʃ |
25. pɑ̃t͡ʃ teː biʃ |
6. ʂo |
26. ʂo teː biʃ |
7. sɑt |
27. sɑt teː biʃ |
8. aʈ͡ʂ |
28. aʈ͡ʂ teː biʃ |
9. nom |
29. nom teː biʃ |
10. daʃ |
30. daːʃ teː biʃ (10+20) |
11. ikaː |
40. dubiʃ (2 x 20) |
12. baː |
50. daːʃ teː dubiʃ [10+(3 x 20)] |
13. ɬoː |
60. ɬɑːbiʃ (3 x 20) |
14. t͡ʃuːn |
70. daːʃ teː ɬɑːbiʃ [10+(3 x 20)] |
15. pand͡ʒaː |
80. t͡ʃoːrbiʃ (4 x 20) |
16. ʂoːr |
90. daːʃ teː t͡ʃoːrbiʃ [10+(4 x 20)] |
17. səttaː |
100. pɑ̃t͡ʃbiʃ (5 x 20) |
18. aʈ͡ʂaː |
200. du soː |
19. anbiʃ (20 -1 ) |
1000. a zir |
20. biʃ |
2000. duː zir |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Joan L. G. Baart,
Summer Institute of
Linguistics,
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Joan L. G. Baart, 2002 年 9 月 13 日 |
Other comments: Gawri or Kalami has a vigesimal numeral system and there are loanwords from neighboring dominant language for big numbers 100 and 1000. Gawri or Kalami or Bashkarik is spoken by approximately 100,000 speakers in Swat district, Biar, Lamuti, Rajkot, and Thal villages in Dir Kohistan; upper Swat Kohistan, between Peshmal and Kalam north to Kalam area upper valleys, Khyber Pakhtunkwa province, Pakistan. |
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