Language name and locationː Kambera, Sumba Island, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 坎贝拉语, 印度尼西亚东努沙登加拉省松巴瓦岛东部

1. ɗiha *

21.  ɗua kambulu hau

2. ɗua

22.  ɗua kambulu ɗua

3. tailu / tilu  *

23.  ɗua kambulu tailu

4. patu

24.  ɗua kambulu patu

5. lima

25.  ɗua kambulu lima

6. nomu

26.  ɗua kambulu nomu

7. pitu

27.  ɗua kambulu pitu

8. walu

28.  ɗua kambulu walu

9. hiwa

29.  ɗua kambulu hiwa

10. ha.kambulu

30.  tailu kambulu

11. ha.kambulu hau

40.  patu kambulu

12. ha.kambulu ɗua

50.  lima kambulu

13. ha.kambulu tailu

60.  nomu kambulu

14. ha.kambulu patu

70.  pitu kambulu

15. ha.kambulu lima

80.  walu kambulu

16. ha.kambulu nomu

90.  hiwa kambulu

17. ha.kambulu pitu

100. ha.ŋahu

18. ha.kambulu walu

200. ɗua ŋahu

19. ha.kambulu hiwa

1000. ha.riu  (riu < ribu )

20. ɗua kambulu

2000. ɗua riu

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Marian A. F. Klamer, Amsterdam Free University, Amsterdam, Netherlands, January 14, 1997.

提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Marian A. F. Klamer, 1997 年 1 月 14 日.

Other comments: Kambera has a decimal numeral system of counting. The original form for number 3 is 'tilu', but in order to avoid the same pronunciation with the word 'tilu' which means 'egg' or 'testis', so they use the form 'tailu'. Note that the 'ɗ' in numbers 1 and 2 is a voiced implosive dental stop. Kambera or Hilu Humba is spoken by 240,000 speakers in east Sumba island, East Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia.