Language name and locationː Hrangkhol, Assam, Manipur, India [Refer toː Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 赫朗科尔语, 印度东北部阿萨姆邦和马尼普尔邦及附近地区

1. in-kʰat 

21. som-n̥i in-kʰat

2. in-n̥i        

22. som-n̥i in-n̥i

3. in-tʰum

23. som-n̥i in-tʰum

4. minli

24. som-n̥i minli

5. riŋa

25. som-n̥i riŋa

6. ki-ruk

26. som-n̥i ki-ruk

7. sari

27. som-n̥i sari

8. ki-riet

28. som-n̥i ki-riet

9. kuok

29. som-n̥i kuok

10. som

30. som-tʰum

11. som-l̥ei-kʰat 

40. som-minli

12. som-l̥ei-n̥i

50. som-riŋa

13. som-l̥ei-tʰum

60. som-ruk

14. som-l̥ei-minli

70. som-sari

15. som-l̥ei-riŋa

80. som-riet

16. som-l̥ei-ruk 

90. som-kuok

17. som-l̥ei-sari

100. riza-kʰat, 200. riza-n̥i,

18. som-l̥ei-riet

400. riza- minli, 800. riza-riet

19. som-l̥ei-kuok

1000. saŋ-kʰat

20. som-n̥i

2000. saŋ-n̥i 

Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Rima Saikia through Dr. Monali Longmailai, Assistant Professor, Centre for Endangered Languages, Tezpur University, India,  November 8, 2018.

提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Rima Saikia and Dr. Monali Longmailai, 2018 年 11 月 8 日.

Other comments: Hrangkhol has a decimal systems. Hrangkhol numeral system is very interesting as it can be seen from the above table. It has two numeral classifiers: in- which occurs with ‘1-3’ and ki- occurs with ‘6’ and ‘7’. The counting system of Hrangkhol is equally noteworthy. For instance, in the counting from eleven to nineteen, -lei- is the multiplicative digit to represent ‘one’ while -kʰat is the additive digit to represent ‘one’ which means that -kʰat ‘one’ is not reduplicated in the counting system to represent multiplication as in som-lei-kʰat ‘eleven(10x1+1)’ and som-n̥i in-kʰat ‘twenty one (10 x 2+1)’. Hrangkhol is spoken by approximately 18,00 speakers in Zion village, Dima Hasao in Assam, as well as Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura states, India.