Language name and locationː Ho, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, India [Ref. to Ethnologue]
言名称和分布地区语, 印度东部比哈尔邦, 贾坎德邦, 奥迪萨邦及西孟加拉邦

 

1. mijeɖ (long form) /miɖ /mi (short)

21. hisi mijeɖ

2. bərije (long form) / bar (short)

22. hisi bərije

3. apije (long form)/ apeː (short)

23. hisi apije

4. uppuje (long form) / upun (short)

24. hisi uppuje

5. moːja (long form)/ moe (short)

25. hisi moːja

6. turuije (long form)/ turui (short)

26. hisi turuije

7. aije (long form) / ai (short)

27. hisi aije

8. irleja (long form) / iril (short)

28. hisi irleja

9. areja (long form) /areː (short)

29. hisi areja

10. ɡeleja (long form) / ɡel (short)

30. dõːsi 

11. ɡel mijeɖ

40.  bar hisi (2 x 20)

12. ɡel bərije

50.  bar hisi ɡeleja

13. ɡel apije

60.  apeː hisi (3 x 20)

14. ɡel uppuje

70.  apeː hisi ɡeleja

15. ɡel moːja

80.  upun hisi (4 x 20)

16. ɡel turuije

90.  upun hisi ɡeleja

17. ɡel aije

100. moe hisi (5 x 20) / mi sao (< Hindi)

18. ɡel irleja

200. bar sao

19. ɡel areja

1000. mi haɟar (haɟar from Hindiː hazaːr)

20. hisi

2000. bar haɟar

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Anna Pucilowski, Department of Linguistics, University of Oregon, Eugene, USA. March 28, 2012
供资料的语言学家: Dr. Anna Pucilowski, 2012 年 3 月 28 日.

 

Other comments: Ho is spoken by approximately 1,400,000 speakers in Bihar,  Jharkhand, Odisha and West Bengal states, India. Ho has a traditional vigesimal system. There are two sets of cardinal numerals in Ho, one is the long form and the short forms are used before nouns. I only wrote the short forms for 1-10 but they are formed in the same way for the higher numbers. The higher numbers are borrowed from Hindi but people frequently use Hindi for the lower numbers too. They can say 'moe his ' but more commonly 'mi sao', a Hindi loanword.

Ho Phonemic Charts:

Consonantsː 

 

Labial

Dental

Retroflex

Palatal

Velar

Glottal

Stops

p, b

   t, d

ʈ, ɖ

 c,ɟ    

 k,ɡ

ʔ

Fricative

 

    s

 

 

 

h

Nasals

m

    n

 

  ɲ

 ŋ

 

Flaps

 

    r

 ɽ

 

 

 

Laterals

 

    l

 

 

 

 

Approximants

w

 

 j

 j

 

 

 

Vowelsː

 

Front

Central

Back

Close

i

 

u

Mid

e

 

o

Open

 

a

 

 


Language name and locationː Ho, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, India [Ref. to Ethnologue]
言名称和分布地区语, 印度东部比哈尔邦, 贾坎德邦, 奥迪萨邦及西孟加拉邦

 

1. miəd ~ mid ~ mi

21. hisi miəd / hisi mi

2. bəriɛ ~bar

22. hisi bəriɛ

3. appiɛ ~ape

23. hisi appiɛ

4. uppuiɛ ~upun

24. hisi uppuiɛ

5. mõẽa ~moi

25. hisi mõẽa

6. turuiɛ ~turui

26. hisi turuniɛ

7. aiɛ~ ae

27. hisi aiɛ

8. ia ~ir

28. hisi ia

9. area

29. hisi area

10. gelea ~ gel

30.  dõsi  / hisi gelea / his gel

11. gel miəd ~ gel mi

40.  bər hisi

12. gel bəriɛ

50.  bər hisi gelea

13. gel appie

60.  appe hisi

14. gel uppiɛ

70.  appe hisi gelea

15. gel mõẽa

80.  uppun hisi

16. gel turuiɛ

90.  uppun hisi gelea

17. gel aiɛ

100. mõẽ hisi

18. gel ia

200. gel hisi

19. gel area

 

20. hisi

 

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Suhnu R. Sharma, Deccan Research College, Pune, India, April 16, 1990.
Reference sourceː Burrows, Lionel, 1980. The Grammar of the Ho Language. Cosmo
Publications, New Delhi, India
供资料的语言学家: Dr. S. R. Sharma, 1990 年 4 月 16 日.

 

Other comments: Ho has a traditional vigesimal system. 


 

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