Language name and locationː Ghotuo, Edo State, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ɔ̀k͡pā |
21. ūèɣìjhàhíɔ̀k͡pā → ūèɣìjàɔ́k͡pā |
2. èvā |
22. ūèɣìàévā |
3. èēsà |
23. ūèɣìàéēsà / ūèɣìàésà |
4. èēnè |
24. ūèɣìàéēnè / ūèɣìàéne |
5. ìīʒè / ìīʒìè |
25. ūèɣìjàɔ́k͡pā |
6. ìjhēhà / ìēhà jh = a week, vd |
26. àzēēnèrwɔ̄ɡ͡bà ( 30 - 4 ) |
7. ìhīɲã̄ |
27. àzēēsàrwɔ̄ɡ͡bà ( 30 - 3 ) |
8. ènhīē nh = n̥ voiceless n ? |
28. àzēvārwɔ̄ɡ͡bà ( 30 - 2 ) |
9. ìsī |
29. àzɔ̄k͡pārrwɔ̄ɡ͡bà ( 30 - 1 ) |
10. ìɡ͡bē LM͡L |
30. ɔ̄ɡ͡bà |
11. ìɡ͡bɔ̄ ̀kpa |
40. īèɣèvā ( 20 x 2 ) |
12. ìɡ͡bē ̀vā |
50. īèɣèvāàíɡ͡bē ̀ |
13. ìɡ͡bēēsà |
60. īèɣèēsà ( 20 x 3 ) |
14. ìɡ͡bēēnè |
70. īèɣèēsàíɡ͡bē ̀ |
15. ìɡ͡bēīʒè |
80. īèɣèēnè ( 20 x 4 ) |
16. àzēēnèrwūèɣì ( 20 - 4 )* |
90. īèɣèēnèàíɡ͡bē ̀ |
17. àzēēsàrwūèɣì ( 20 - 3 ) |
100. īèɣìīʒè ( 20 x 5 ) |
18. àzēvārwūèɣì ( 20 - 2 ) |
200. īèɡ͡bē ̀ / ijhèɡ͡bē ̀ ( 20 x 10 ) |
19. àzɔ̄k͡pārwūèɣì ( 20 - 1 ) |
1000. ɛ̄ɡ͡bɛ̀nhɛ̄ nh = n̥ |
20. ūèɣì |
2000. ɛ̄ɡ͡bɛ̀nhɛ̄èvā, 1 million = wūsì |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Ben Elugbe,
Director General of the
National Institute for Nigerian Languages, Nigeria and President
of West African Linguistics Society (WALS) /
Dept. of Linguistics & African Languages,
University of Ibadan, Nigeria,
September 14, 2009. |
Other comments: Ghotuo or Otuo, Otwa is spoken by approximately 9,000 speakers Edo state: Owan East LGA, Ogbodo, Nigeria. Ghotuo has a rather complicated vigesimal system similar to that of Edo language. |
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