Language name and location: Jju, Kaduna state, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. yiruŋ / yirəŋ |
21. swak hwa ba yiruŋ |
2. -hwa |
22. swak hwa ba hwa |
3. -tat |
23. swak hwa ba tat |
4. -nai |
24. swak hwa ba nai |
5. -pfwɔn |
25. swak hwa ba pfwɔn |
6. kətat ( 2 x 3 ) |
26. swak hwa ba kətat |
7. tiːruŋ |
27. swak hwa ba tiːruŋ |
8. naimʊwak |
28. swak hwa ba naimʊwak |
9. kumʊwiːruŋ |
29. swak hwa ba kumʊwiːruŋ |
10. swak |
30. swak tat |
11. swak ba yiruŋ |
40. swak nai |
12. swak ba hwa |
50. swak pfwɔn |
13. swak ba tat |
60. swak kətat |
14. swak ba nai |
70. swak tiːruŋ |
15. swak ba pfwɔn |
80. swak naimʊwak |
16. swak ba kətat |
90. swak kumʊwiːruŋ |
17. swak ba tiːruŋ |
100. tʃìí |
18. swak ba naimʊwak |
200. tʃìí swa ( 100 x 2 ) |
19. swak ba kumʊwiːruŋ |
1000. tʃìí swak ( 100 x 10 ) |
20. swak hwa |
2000. tʃìí swak hwa ( 100 x 10 x 2 ) |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Luc Bouquiaux,
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Luc Bouquiaux, 1995 年 8 月 19 日. |
Other comments: Jju or Kaje, Bajju, Baju, Kache, Kajji is spoken by approximately 610,000 speakers in Kaduna state: Jema’a and Kachia LGAs, Nigeria, Jju or Kaje has a decimal numeral system. |
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