Language name and location: Gbagyi, Kogi & Kaduna, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 格巴格伊语, 尼日利亚中北部科吉州, 卡杜纳州及阿布贾地区

1. n̋nũ̋

21.  ʃìbàʧégb^maɲi̋ˋ (10x2+1)

2. m̀bà

22.  ʃìbàʧàbà  (10x2+2)

3. ǹta

23.  ʃìbàʧàta   (10x2+3)

4. ǹɲi

24.  ʃìbàʧàɲi   (10x2+4)

5. ǹtⁿu

25.  ʃìbàɲàtⁿu  (10x2+5)

6. tⁿa̋ɲì       (5+1)

26.  ʃìbàʧetⁿa̋ɲi (10x2+5+1)

7. tⁿa̋ˋbà      (5+2)

27.  ʃìbàʧetⁿa̋ˋbà (10x2+5+2)

8. ɲimwa̋ɲimwa̋  (4+4)

28.  ʃìbàʧéɲimwa̋ɲimwa̋ˋ (10x2+8)

9. ʧe̋wa̋ɡb^maɲi̋ˋ   (9 -1)

29.  ʃìbàʧeʧe̋wa̋ɡb^maɲi̋ˋ (10x2+(10-1)

10. àwo/ŋwo

30.  ʃìta (10x3)

11. àwóʧéɡb^maɲi̋ˋ (10+1)

40.  ʃìɲi (10x4)

12. àwóʧâbà (10+2)

50.  ʃìtⁿu (10x5)

13. àwóʧàta (10+3)

60.  ʃitⁿa̋ɲì (10x (5+1)

14. àwóʧàɲi (10+4)

70.  ʃitⁿa̋ˋbà (10x (5+2)

15. àwóʧàtⁿu  (10+5)

80.  ʃíɲimwa̋ɲimwa̋ˋ (10x8)

16. àwóʧetⁿa̋ɲì (10+5+1)

90.  ʃiʧe̋wa̋ɡb^maɲi̋ˋ (10x9)

17. àwóʧetⁿa̋ˋbà (10+5+2)

100. tàɡ^ji, 200. tàɡyàbà, 400. tàɡyàɲi

18. àwóʧeɲimwa̋ɲimwa̋ˋ (10+8)

800. tàɡ^jiɲimwa̋ɲimwa̋ˋ (100x8)

19. àwóʧeʧe̋wa̋gb^maɲi̋ˋ [10+(10-1)]

1000. tàɡyàwo (100x10)

20. ʃìbà (10x2)

2000. tàɡ^ji ʃìbà (100x20) 

Linguist providing data and dateː Miss Abigail Dalhatu Musa, Master's Degree in Linguistics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. September 15, 2020.
提供资料的语言学家: Miss Abigail Dalhatu Musa, 2020 年 9 月 15 日.

Other comments: Gbagyi or East Gwari is spoken by approximately 1,290,000 speakers in Abuja Capital Territory: Abuja Municipal Area Council, Kaduna, Kogi, Niger, Nassarawa states, Nigeria. Gbagyi has a rather complicated numeral system of counting. Gbagyi operates the following basic numerals: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; the numbers 6 and 7 are a composite of 5+1 and 5+2 respectively. The number 8 is a reduplication of the number 4. The number 9 is literally “10 remaining 1”, which means ten less one.

Gbagyi operates a largely decimal numeral system. 10 is a junction; 11 to 19 require the addition, with the aid of the addition morpheme ‘che^’, of unit number to the decimal junction. 20 seems to use a variant of 10, in the form of ‘shi’ multiplied by unit number 2; 21-29 adds the relevant unit number to 20. The numbers 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 all require a multiplication of 10 by the relevant unit number. The next junction with unique number is 100. Therefore, Gbagyi actively uses two arithmetic operations: addition and multiplication while subtraction residually occurs only in the number 9.