Language name and locationː Hawu, Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 哈武语 (萨武语Sabu), 印尼努沙登加拉群岛东部之萨武岛

1. ʔhəːi

21.  ɗue ŋuru ʔhəːi

2. ɗue

22.  ɗue ŋuru ɗue

3. təlːu

23.  ɗue ŋuru təlːu

4. ʔəpːa

24.  ɗue ŋuru ʔəpːa

5. ləmːi

25.  ɗue ŋuru ləmːi

6. ʔənːa

26.  ɗue ŋuru ʔənːa

7. pidu

27.  ɗue ŋuru pidu

8. ʔərːu

28.  ɗue ŋuru ʔərːu

9. heo

29.  ɗue ŋuru heo

10. he-ŋuru

30.  təlːu ŋuru

11. he-ŋuru ʔhəːi

40.  ʔəpːa ŋuru

12. he-ŋuru ɗue

50.  ləmːi ŋuru

13. he-ŋuru təlːu

60.  ʔənːa ŋuru

14. he-ŋuru ʔəpːa

70.  pidu ŋuru

15. he-ŋuru ləmːi

80.  ʔərːu ŋuru

16. he-ŋuru ʔənːa

90.  heo ŋuru

17. he-ŋuru pidu

100. he-ŋahu

18. he-ŋuru ʔərːu

200. ɗue ŋahu

19. he-ŋuru heo

1000. he-təɓːa  

20. ŋuru

2000. ɗue təɓːa

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Charles E. Grimes, SIL International, May 16, 2006.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Charles E. Grimes, 2006 年 5 月 16 日.

Other comments: Hawu or Sabu or Savu  has a decimal system of counting similar to that of Ndao (Dhao). Note that there are long ( germinated ) consonants ( t͡ːʃ, mː, nː and lː ). Hawu is spoken by approximately 110,000 speakers in Raijua and Sawu islands, East Nusa Tenggara province as well as Sumba island and Timor island, East Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia.