Language name and locationː Habun, Manatuto, East Timor [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 哈本语, 东帝汶岛中部马纳图托山区

1. isa

21.  ruanulu-resin-isa

2. rua

22.  ruanulu-resin-rua

3. tolu

23.  ruanulu-resin-tolu

4. haː

24.  ruanulu-resin-haː

5. lima

25.  ruanulu-resin-lima

6. neːn

26.  ruanulu-resin-neːn

7. hitu

27.  ruanulu-resin-hitu

8. ualu

28.  ruanulu-resin-ualu

9. sia

29.  ruanulu-resin-sia

10. sanulu

30.  tolunulu

11. sanulu-resin-isa

40.  haːtnulu

12. sanulu-resin-rua

50.  limanulu

13. sanulu-resin-tolu

60.  neːnulu

14. sanulu-resin-haː

70.  hitunulu

15. sanulu-resin-lima

80.  ualunulu

16. sanulu-resin-neːn

90.  sianulu

17. sanulu-resin-hitu

100. atus ida

18. sanulu-resin-ualu

200. atus rua

19. sanulu-resin-sia

1000. rihun

20. ruanulu

2000. rihun rua

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Geoffrey Hull, National Institute of Linguistics

(Insitituto Nacional de Linguistica), East Timor. June 17, 1996.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Geoffrey Hull, 1996 年 6 月 17 日.

Other commentsː Habun has a decimal system similar to Tetun. Dr. Geoffrey Hull said it is an archaic form of Tetun. Reportedly many loanwords from Trans-New Guinea languages similar to Makasae, but with Austronesian structure. Habun or Sabu is spoken by approximately 4,000 speakers in Laclubar subdistrict, Manatuto district, East Timor.