Language name and locationː North Alaskan Iñupiaq, Alaska [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. atausiq |
21. iñuiñaq atausiq /iɲuiɲaq atausiq/ |
2. malġuk /malʁuk/ |
22. iñuiñaq malġuk /iɲuiɲaq malʁuk/ |
3. piŋasut |
23. iñuiñaq piŋasut /iɲuiɲaq piŋasut/ |
4. sisamat |
24. iñuiñaq sisamat /iɲuiɲaq sisamat/ |
5. tallimat |
25. iñuiñaq tallimat /iɲuiɲaq tallimat/ |
6. itchaksrat /itːʃakʂat/ |
26. iñuiñaq itchaksrat /iɲuiɲaq itːʃakʂat/ |
7. tallimat malʁuk |
27. iñuiñaq tallimat malġuk /iɲuiɲaq tallimat malʁuk/ |
8. tallimat piŋasut |
28. iñuiñaq tallimat piŋasut /iɲuiɲaq tallimat piŋasut/ |
9. quliŋŋ̩uʁutailʲaq |
29. iñuiñaq quliŋuġutaiḷaq /iɲuiɲaq quliŋuʁutaiʎaq/ |
10. qulit |
30. iñuiñaq qulit /iɲuiɲaq qulit/ |
11. qulit atausiq |
40. malġukipiaq /malʁukipiaq/ |
12. qulit malġuk /qulit malʁuk/ |
50. malġukipiaq qulit /malʁukipiaq qulit/ |
13. qulit piŋasut |
60. piŋasukipiaq |
14. akimaġutaiḷaq /akimaʁutaiʎaq/ |
70. piŋasukipiaq qulit |
15. akimaq |
80. sisamakipiaq |
16. akimaq atausiq |
90. sisamakipiaq qulit |
17. akimaq malġuk /akimaq malʁuk/ |
100. qavluun /qavluːn/ OR tallimakipiaq |
18. akimaq piŋasut |
200. qulikipiaq |
19. iñuiñaġutaiḷaq /iɲuiɲauʁutaiʎaq/ |
1000. ..... |
20. iñuiñaq /iɲuiɲaq/ |
2000. tallimaagliaq /tallimaːɣliaq/ |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Linda Lanz, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, USA, March 2, 2014. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Linda Lanz, 2014 年 3 月 2 日. |
Other comments: North Alaska Inupiatun or North Alaskan Inuktitut is spoken by approximately 2,500 speakers in Alaska: Norton Sound and Point Hope, Alaska as well as Canada. North Alaska Inupiatun has a vigesimal system with special substructures for numbers 7 to 9, 14 to 19 and 29. The data is based on Malimiut dialect. Note about diphthongs! · I have provided a broad transcription. Where the orthography matches the IPA transcription, only one value is provided. These are the consonants whose orthographic spelling don’t match the IPA character: o ġ = [ʁ] o g = [ɣ] o sr = [ʂ] o ḷ = [ʎ] o ñ = ɲ · I’m afraid I have no attested examples of 1000. · /it/ in word-final position is often pronounced [iʧ]; hence /qulit/ is often [quliʧ], etc. · The geminate written ‘tch’ in itchaksrat ‘six’ is historically /cc/, but all speakers with whom I have worked have /ʧ/ instead of /c/. I would say that it’s realized phonetically as [itːʃakʂat]. |
Language name and locationː North Alaskan Iñupiaq, Alaska [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. atausiq |
21. iñuiññaq atausiq |
2. malʁuk |
22. iñuiññaq malʁuk |
3. piŋasut |
23. iñuiññaq piŋasut |
4. sisamat |
24. iñuiññaq sisamat |
5. tallimat |
25. iñuiññaq tallimat |
6. iččakřaq |
26. iñuiññaq iččakřaq |
7. tallimat malʁuk ( plus two ) |
27. iñuiññaq tallimat malʁuk |
8. tallimat piŋasut ( plus three ) |
28. iñuiññaq tallimat piŋasut |
9. quliŋŋ̩uʁutailʲaq ( ten minus one ) |
29. iñuiññaq quliŋŋ̩uʁutailʲaq ( 30 - 1 ) |
10. qulit |
30. iñuiññaq qulit ( 20+10 ) |
11. qulit atausiq |
40. malʁukipiaq ( 2 x 20 ) |
12. qulit malɡ̩uk |
50. malʁukipiaq qulit |
13. qulit piŋajun |
60. piŋasukipiaq ( 3 x 20 ) |
14. akimaʁutailʲaq ( 15 - 1 ) |
70. piŋasukipiaq qulit |
15. akimaq |
80. sisamakipiaq ( 4 x 20 ) |
16. akimaq atausiq (15+1) |
90. sisamakipiaq qulit |
17. akimaq malʁuk |
100. tallimakipiaq ( 5 x 20 ) |
18. akimaq piŋasut |
200. qulikpiaq |
19. iñuiññaʁutailʲaq ( 20 - 1 ) |
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20. iñuiññaq |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Lawrence Kaplan,
Alaska
Native Centre, The University of Alaska, Alaska, USA,
November 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Lawrence Kaplan, 2007 年 11 月 8 日. |
Other comments: North Alaska Inupiatun has a vigesimal system with special substructures for numbers 7 to 9, 14 to 19 and 29. This system is nearly identical to that of the Northwest Alaska Inupiatun. North Alaska Inupiatun or North Alaskan Inuktitut is spoken by approximately 2,500 speakers in Alaska: Norton Sound and Point Hope, Alaska as well as Canada. The data is based on North Slope Inupiaq dialect. |
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