Jur-Modo / Jur Mödö

Language name and location: Jur Mödö, South Sudan [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 朱尔-莫多语, 南苏丹西南部西赤道州

1. kɔ̀tɔ́	21. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ dɔ̀ɔ́kɔ̀tɔ́
2. rḯyö́	22. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ dɔ̀mórḯyö́
3. mòtá	23. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ dɔ̀ɔ́mòtá
4. sòwɔ́	24. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ dɔ̀mósòwɔ́
5. mùyí̈	25. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ dö́ö́mù
6. mòdɔ́ɔ́kɔ̀tɔ́ (5+1)	26. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ dö́ö́mù dɔ̀ɔ́kɔ̀tɔ́
7. mòdɔ́mòrḯyö́ (5+2)	27. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ dö́ö́mù dɔ̀mórḯyö́
8. mòdɔ́ɔ́mòtá (5+3)	28. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ dö́ö́mù dɔ̀ɔ́mòtá
9. mòdɔ́mòsòwɔ́ (5+4)	29. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ dö́ö́mù dɔ̀mósòwɔ́
10. ɓùtë́	30. ɓùtë́ mòtá (10 x 3)
11. ɓùtë́ dɔ̀ɔ́kɔ̀tɔ́	40. ɓùtë́ sòwɔ́ (10 x 4)
12. ɓùtë́ dɔ̀mórḯyö́	50. kùlùkú
13. ɓùtë́ dɔ̀ɔ́mòtá	60. kùlùkú kɔtɔ kɔdɔ dɔ̀mó ɓùtë́ (50+10)
14. ɓùtë́ dɔ̀mósòwɔ́	70. kùlùkú kɔtɔ kɔdɔ dɔ̀mó ɓùtë́ rḯyö́
15. ɓùtë́ dö́ö́mù	80. kùlùkú kɔtɔ kɔdɔ dɔ̀mó ɓùtë́ mòtá
16. ɓùtë́ dö́ö́mù dɔ̀ɔ́kɔ̀tɔ́	90. kùlùkú kɔtɔ kɔdɔ dɔ̀mó ɓùtë́ sòwɔ́
17. ɓùtë́ dö́ö́mù dɔ̀mórḯyö́	100. kùlùkú rḯyö́ (50 x 2)
18. ɓùtë́ dö́ö́mù dɔ̀ɔ́mòtá	200. kùlùkú sòwɔ́ (50 x 4)
19. ɓùtë́ dö́ö́mù dɔ̀mósòwɔ́	1000. kùlùkú ɓùtë́ rḯyö́ (50 x 20)
20. ɓùtë́ rḯyö́

Linguist providing data and dateː Mrs. Janet Persson, Summer Institute of Linguistics, Sudan, September 29, 1995.

提供资料的语言学家: Mrs. Janet Persson, 1995 年 9 月 29 日.

Other comments: Jur Mödö or Jur Modo is spoken by approximately 180,000 speakers in Mvolo county, Western Equatoria state, South Sudan. Jur Mödö has a complicated system of counting. The constructions for the tens are in three ways. There is a word for fifty 'kùlùkú', which is used to form other higher tens and hundreds. Jur Mödö has two harmony sets of vowels, the vowels with an 'Umlaut', ï, ë, ö, is in the first set (+ATR). Jur Mödö has two tones.

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