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Language
name and locationː
Adilabad
Gondi,
Maharashtra,
India [Ref. to
Ethnologue] |
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1. undi |
21. sare undi |
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2. raɳɖ |
22. sare raɳɖ |
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3. muːnd |
23. sare muːnd |
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4. naːluŋɡ |
24. sare naːluŋɡ |
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5. siyuŋɡ |
25. sare siyuŋɡ |
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6. saːruŋɡ |
26. sare saːruŋɡ |
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7. yeːɖuŋɡ |
27. sare yeːɖuŋɡ |
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8. avʈ <Indo-Aryan |
28. sare avʈ |
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9. nov <IA / piʈ (native) |
29. sare piʈ |
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10. pad (native) / daha < Indo-Aryan |
30. nare |
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11. pada undi / akraː < Indo-Aryan |
40. lare |
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12. pada raɳɖ |
50. sayɡare |
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13. pada muːnd |
60. soːre / saːʈ < Indo-Aryan |
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14. pada naːluŋɡ |
70. sure |
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15. pada siyuŋɡ |
80. hure |
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16. pada saːruŋɡ / soːla < Indo-Aryan |
90. d͡ʒure |
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17. pada yeːɖuŋɡ |
100. nuːr |
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18. pada avʈ |
200.
raɳɖ nuhk |
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19. pada piʈ |
1000. badra; vey; had͡ʒar < Indo-Aryan |
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20. sare / vi:sa < Indo-Aryan |
2000. raɳɖ badraŋɡ, raɳɖ veyk; raɳɖ hadʒark |
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Linguist
providing data and dateː
Mr. Mark Penny, SIL
International,
February 20, 2013,
February 9, 2017. |
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Other comments: Adilabad
Gondi is spoken by 300,000 speakers in Maharashtra state: south
Chandrapur, Nanded, and Yavatmal districts; Telangana state: Adilabad,
north Karimnagar, and Warrangal districts, India.
Adilabad
Gondi has a decimal numeral
system mixed with traditional numerals with loanwords, but Adilabad Gondi remains more Dravidian numerals than Northern Gondi.
Note that there are
different forms of the number depending on the gender (non-masculine, or
masculine-human) of what is being counted.
The other higher
numbers areː10,000=parevay,
1,00,000 = vayki, 10,00,000 = parevayki,100,00.000 = kaɖaː |