Language name and locationː Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. ʔsit-a |
21. v-waː v-a hwak-k ʔsit-k čˀal-a |
2. hwak-a |
22. v-waː v-a hwak-k hwak-k čˀal-a |
3. hmuk-a |
23. v-waː v-a hwak-k hmuk-k čˀal-a |
4. hopa |
24. v-waː v-a hopa-k θraːp-k čˀal-a |
5. θraːp-a |
25. v-waː v-a hwak-k θraːp-k čˀal-a |
6. t-spe ( cause-lean ) |
26. v-waː v-a hwak-k t-spe-k čˀal-a |
7. hwak-spe ( two-lean ) |
27. v-waː v-a hwak-k hwak-spe-k čˀal-a |
8. hmuk-spe ( three-lean ) |
28. v-waː v-a hwak-k hmuk-spe-k čˀal-a |
9. halθuy-a |
29. v-waː v-a hwak-k ʔsit-k čˀal-a |
10. v-waː v-a |
30. v-waː v-a hmuk-a |
11. v-waː v-k ʔsit-k čˀal-a |
40. v-waː v-a hopa |
12. v-waː v-k hwak-k čˀal-a |
50. v-waː v-a θraːp-a |
13. v-waː v-k hmuk-k čˀal-a |
60. v-waː v-a t-spe |
14. v-waː v-k hopa-k čˀal-a |
70. v-waː v-a hwak-spe |
15. v-waː v-k θraːp-k čˀal-a |
80. v-waː v-a hmuk-spe |
16. v-waː v-k t-spe-k čˀal-a |
90. v-waː v-a halθuy-a |
17. v-waː v-k hwak-spe-k čˀal-a |
100. waː v-a č-waː v-a ( 10 x 10 ) |
18. v-waː v-k hmuk-spe-k čˀal-a |
200. v-waː v-a č-waː v-a hwak-a |
19. v-waː v-k halθuy-k čˀal-a |
1000. waː v-a č-waː v-a v-waː v-a (10x10x10) |
20. v-waː v-a hwak-a * |
2000. v-waː v-a č-waː v-a v-waː v-a |
Linguists providing data and dateː Dr. Marcellino Berardo,
Department of Anthropology, University of Oklahoma, USA,
June 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Marcellino Berardo, 1993 年 6月 10 日 |
Other comments: Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai or Pai, Upland Yuman, Upper Colorado River Yuman is spoken by approximately 690 speakers included: 145 Havasupai, 300 Walapai, 245 Yavapai, in 3,860 ethnic population in Arizona: central and northwest. Walapai dialect: Grand Canyon south rim; Havasupai dialect: Grand Canyon bottom, United States. The above data were take from Havasupai dialect, which has a decimal system with special substructure for numbers 6, 7 and 8. The verb phrase modifier / čˀal / means ' to come out over'. The northern Upland dialect speaker realize 20 as '10 two's', while Southern dialect (Yavapai) say '2 ten's ' instead. In fact, the Northern Pai Indian have little opportunity to use larger figure although the above table can count up to 2,000. |
Language name and locationː Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. ʔsit-i |
21. hwak-a v-waː v-k ʔsit-i |
2. hwak-i |
22. hwak-a v-waː v-k hwak-i |
3. hmuk-i |
23. hwak-a v-waː v-k hmuk-i |
4. hopa |
24. |
5. θraːp-i |
25. |
6. t-spe ( cause-lean ) |
26. |
7. hwak-spe ( two-lean ) |
27. |
8. hmuk-spe ( three-lean ) |
28. |
9. halθuy-i |
29. |
10. v-waː v-a |
30. hmuk-a v-waː v-i |
11. v-waː v-k ʔsit-i |
40. hopa-č v-waː v-i |
12. v-waː v-k hwak-i |
50. θraːp-a v-waː v-i |
13. v-waː v-k hmuk-i |
60. t-spay v-waː v-i |
14. v-waː v-k hopa |
70. hwak-spay v-waː v-i |
15. v-waː v-k θraːp-i |
80. hmuk-spay v-waː v-i |
16. v-waː v-k t-spe |
90. halθuy v-waː v-i |
17. v-waː v-k hwak-spe |
100. shuna ( < English ' hundred' ) |
18. v-waː v-k hmuk-spe |
200. shuna hwak-i |
19. v-waː v-k halθuy-i |
1000. θawva ( < English ' thousand' ) |
20. hwak-a v-waː v-i |
2000. θawva hwak-i |
Linguists providing data and dateː Dr. Marcellino Berardo,
Department of Anthropology, University of Oklahoma, USA,
June 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Marcellino Berardo, 1993 年 6月 10 日 |
Other comments: Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai or Pai, Upland Yuman, Upper Colorado River Yuman is spoken by approximately 690 speakers included: 145 Havasupai, 300 Walapai, 245 Yavapai, in 3,860 ethnic population in Arizona: central and northwest. Walapai dialect: Grand Canyon south rim; Havasupai dialect: Grand Canyon bottom, United States. The above data were take from Yavapai dialect. The Southern Pai has borrowed English numbers for 'hundred' and 'thousand'. |
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