Language name and location: Eastern Karaboro, Burkina Faso [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. nɔ̀ni |
21. ɡ͡bèɲ wũ̀ nìn |
2. ʃyɔ̃̀ / ʃiɲ̀ |
22. ɡ͡bèɲ wã̀ŋ ʃyɔ̃̀ŋ |
3. tã̀ã̀ |
23. ɡ͡bèɲ wã̀ŋ tã̀ã̀ |
4. tíʃyàr / díʃyàr /ríʃyàr |
24. ɡ͡bèɲ wã̀ŋ ríʃyàr |
5. bwà / bwɔ̀ |
25. ɡ͡bèɲ wã̀ŋ bwɔ̀ |
6. kwaɲ̀ |
26. ɡ͡bèɲ wã̀ŋ kwaɲ̀ |
7. kwa-sĩ̀ĩ̀ (litː "a second six") |
27. ɡ͡bèɲ wã̀ŋ kwa-sĩ̀ĩ̀ |
8. kwa-tã̀ã̀ (litː "a third six") |
28. ɡ͡bèɲ wã̀ŋ kwa-tã̀ã̀ |
9. kwa-ríʃyàr (litː "fourth six") |
29. ɡ͡bèɲ wã̀ŋ kwa-ríʃyàr |
10. sĩʃye |
30. ɡ͡bèɲ sĩʃye |
11. sĩʃye nìn |
40. ɡ͡bèèsĩ̀ĩ̀ (20 x 2) |
12. sĩʃye ʃyɔ̃̀ |
50. ɡ͡bèèsĩ̀ĩ̀ sĩʃye |
13. sĩʃye tã̀ã̀ |
60. ɡ͡bèètã̀ã̀ (20 x 3) |
14. sĩʃye ríʃyàr |
70. ɡ͡bèètã̀ã̀ sĩʃye |
15. sĩʃye bwɔ̀ |
80. ɡ͡bèèríʃyààr (20 x 4) |
16. sĩʃye kwaɲ̀ |
90. ɡ͡bèèríʃyààr sĩʃye |
17. sĩʃye kwa-sĩ̀ĩ̀ |
100. ɡ͡bèèbwɔ̀ (20 x 5) |
18. sĩʃye kwa-tã̀ã̀ |
200. (war) kúrɛ́ / war kwrɛ́ɛ́, 400. ɲĩĩ̀ʃɔ̃̀ |
19. sĩʃye kwa-ríʃyàr / sĩʃye kwa-ríʃyà |
1000. ɲĩĩ̀bwɔ̀ (200 x 5) |
20. ɡ͡bèɲ |
2000. nàʔa |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Klaudia Dombrowsky-Hahn. University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany. June 29, 2007, November 27, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Klaudia Dombrowsky-Hahn , 2007 年 6 月 29 日, 2012 年 11 月 27 日. |
Other comments: Eastern Karaboro or Kar has a vigesimal system of counting with special construction for numbers 7 to 9. There are special terms for, 200 and 2000. Eastern Karaboro or Kar is spoken by approximately 40,600 speakers in Cascades region: Comoe province, east of main Ferké to Bobo-Dioulosso road and Banfora, Burkina Faso as well as Côte d’Ivoire. |
Language name and location: Eastern Karaboro, Burkina Faso [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. nɔ̀nī |
21. ɡ͡bēy tèsẽ̄ nìn nē * ( 20 and one with ) |
2. syã̀ŋ |
22. ɡ͡bēy tèsẽ̄ syã̀ŋ nē |
3. tã̀ã |
23. ɡ͡bēy tèsẽ̄ tã̀ã nē |
4. tésyàr / résyàr |
24. ɡ͡bēy tèsẽ̄ tésyàr nē |
5. bwà |
25. ɡ͡bēy tèsẽ̄ bwà nē |
6. kwāy |
26. ɡ͡bēy tèsẽ̄ kwāy nē |
7. kwásĩ̀ĩ |
27. ɡ͡bēy tèsẽ̄ kwásĩ̀ĩ nē |
8. kwátã̀à |
28. ɡ͡bēy tèsẽ̄ kwátã̀à nē |
9. kwàrésyàr |
29. ɡ͡bēy tèsẽ̄ kwàrésyàr nē |
10. sẽ̄nsyē |
30. ɡ͡bèy sẽ̄nsyē |
11. sẽ̄nsyē nèn |
40. ɡ͡bèèsĩ̀ĩ (20 x 2 'twenty twice') |
12. sẽ̄nsyē syã̀ŋ |
50. ɡ͡bèèsĩ̀ĩ sẽ̄nsyē |
13. sẽ̄nsyē tã̀ã |
60. ɡ͡bèetã̀ã (20 x 3) |
14. sẽ̄nsyē tésyàr |
70. ɡ͡bèetã̀ã sẽ̄nsyē |
15. sẽ̄nsyē bwà |
80. ɡ͡bèerésyàar (20 x 4) |
16. sẽ̄nsyē kwāy |
90. ɡ͡bèerésyàar sẽ̄nsyē |
17. sẽ̄nsyē kwásĩ̀ĩ |
100. ɡ͡bèebwà (20 x 5) |
18. sẽ̄nsyē kwátã̀à |
200. kūrɛ̄ɛ, 300.kūrɛ̄ɛ ɡ͡bèebwà (200+100) |
19. sẽ̄nsyē kwàrésyàr |
400. yĩ̄ĩsyã̀ŋ, 1000. yĩ̄ibwà (200 x 5) |
20. ɡ͡bēy |
2000. nàʔā * |
Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Marlis Bühler, Wycliffe Bible Translations, Switzerland, January 16, 2008. 提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Marlis Bühler, 2008 年 1 月 16 日. |
Other comments: The Eastern Karaboro or Kar has a vigesimal system of with special construction for numbers 7 to 9. The word 'nàʔā' means actually cow, this was the price for a cow a long time before. The data are a little different from the one provided by Dr. Klaudia Dombrowsky-Hahn. Maybe from a different dialect. |
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