Language name and location: Kabola, Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. nu |
21. kar ho(ʔ)olo wolinŋ nu |
2. olo |
22. kar ho(ʔ)olo wolinŋ olo |
3. towo |
23. kar ho(ʔ)olo wolinŋ towo |
4. ut |
24. kar ho(ʔ)olo wolinŋ ut |
5. iweseŋ |
25. kar ho(ʔ)olo wolinŋ iweseŋ |
6. talaŋ |
26. kar ho(ʔ)olo wolinŋ talaŋ |
7. wutito ('seven, three') |
27. kar ho(ʔ)olo wolinŋ wutito |
8. turlo ('ten minus two') |
28. kar ho(ʔ)olo wolinŋ turlo |
9. tiʔinu ('ten minus one') |
29. kar ho(ʔ)olo wolinŋ tiʔinu |
10. kar nu |
30. kar towo |
11. kar nu woliŋ nu |
40. kar ut |
12. kar nu woliŋ olo |
50. kar iweseŋ |
13. kar nu woliŋ towo |
60. kar talaŋ |
14. kar nu woliŋ ut |
70. kar wutito |
15. kar nu woliŋ iweseŋ |
80. kar turlo |
16. kar nu woliŋ talaŋ |
90. kar tiʔinu |
17. kar nu woliŋ wutito |
100. rat nu (rat <Indonesian) |
18. kar nu woliŋ turlo |
200. rat ho(ʔ)olo |
19. kar nu woliŋ tiʔinu |
1000. rib nu (rib <Indonesian) |
20. kar ho(ʔ)olo |
2000. rib ho(ʔ)olo |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Laura C. Robinson, Department of Linguistics, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska / Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA. December 4, 2013. Data taken fromː Numeral systems in the Alor-Pantar languages, Antoinette Schapper (Universität zu Köln), & Marian Klamer (Leiden University), 2013. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Laura C. Robinson, 2013 年 12 月 4 日. |
Other comments: Kabola is spoken by approximately 4,000 speakers in northwest Alor island, East Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia. Kabola has a decimal system with special forms for 7 to 9, rat 'hundred' and rib 'thousand' are borrowed from Indonesia. Note between traditional phonetic symbols and IPA transcription: y=IPA [j]. |
Language name and location: Kabola, Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. nu |
21. karjolo woling nu |
2. olo |
22. karjolo woling olo |
3. towo |
23. karjolo woling towo |
4. ut |
24. karjolo woling ut |
5. weseng |
25. karjolo woling weseng |
6. talang |
26. karjolo woling talang |
7. utco ('seven, three') |
27. karjolo woling utco |
8. turlo ('ten minus two') |
28. karjolo woling turlo |
9. tiinu ('ten minus one') |
29. karjolo woling tiinu |
10. karnu |
30. kar towo |
11. karnu woling nu |
40. kar ut |
12. karnu woling olo |
50. kar weseng |
13. karnu woling towo |
60. kar talang |
14. karnu woling ut |
70. kar utco |
15. karnu woling weseng |
80. kar turlo |
16. karnu woling talang |
90. kar tiinu |
17. karnu woling utco |
100. ratnu (rat < Indonesian) |
18. karnu woling turlo |
200. rat olo |
19. karnu woling tiinu |
1000. ribnu (rib <Indonesian) |
20. karjolo |
2000. ribolo |
Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Yunita Susanto,
提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Yunita Susanto, 2006 年 7 月 7 日. |
Other comments: Kabola has a decimal system with special forms for 7 to 9, rat 'hundred' and rib 'thousand' are borrowed from Indonesian. The data needs to be transcribed phonetically in IPA. Traditional phonetic symbol y=IPA [j]. |
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