Language
name and locationː
Karagas,
Irkutsk province,
Russia [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. bĭræː, bĭrɛː |
21. iʔh̃jon bĭrɛː |
2. ĭʔhĭ, ĭʔh̃ĭ |
22. iʔh̃jon ĭʔh̃ĭ |
3. ytʃ |
23. iʔh̃jon ytʃ |
4. dørt |
24. iʔh̃jon dørt |
5. beʃ |
25. iʔh̃jon beʃ |
6. ɑʔltɯ̆ |
26. iʔh̃jon ɑʔltɯ̆ |
7. tʃedĭ |
27. iʔh̃jon tʃedĭ |
8. seʔhes |
28. iʔh̃jon seʔhes |
9. toʔhos |
29. iʔh̃jon toʔhos |
10. on |
30. ydʒøn |
11. on bĭrɛː |
40. dørtøn |
12. on ĭʔh̃ĭ |
50. bedʒøn |
13. on ytʃ |
60. aʔlton |
14. on dørt |
70. tʃedon |
15. on beʃ |
80. seʔhson |
16. on ɑʔltɯ̆ |
90. toʔhozon |
17. on tʃedĭ |
100. tʃys |
18. on seʔhes |
200. ĭʔh̃i tʃys |
19. on toʔhos |
1000. ĭʔh̃i tɯːsitʃi < Russian |
20. iʔh̃jon |
2000. ĭʔh̃i tɯːsitʃi |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Claus Schönig,
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Other comments: Karagas or Tofa has a decimal numeral system with Russian loanword for thousand. Karagas is a moribund Turkic language spoken in Russia's Irkutsk Oblast by the Tofalars. Recent estimates for speakers run from 93 people to fewer than 40 speakers. |
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