Language name and location: Karas, West Papua, Indonesia [Refer toː Ethnologue]
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1. kon |
21. puˈrir ba kon |
2. eir |
22. puˈrir ba eir |
3. kaˈruok̚ |
23. puˈrir ba kaˈruok̚ |
4. kanˈsuor |
24. puˈrir ba kanˈsuor |
5. ap̚ |
25. puˈrir ba ap̚ |
6. raˈman |
26. puˈrir ba raˈman |
7. ˌramanˈdalin (6+1) * |
27. puˈrir ba ˌramanˈdalin |
8. iˈrie |
28. puˈrir ba iˈrie |
9. ˌkaniŋgoˈnie |
29. puˈrir ba ˌkaniŋgoˈnie |
10. ˈputkon |
30. putˈkaruok̚ |
11. putˈkon ba kon |
40. putˈkansuor |
12. putˈkon ba eir |
50. ˈpurap̚ |
13. putˈkon ba kaˈruok̚ |
60. putˈraman |
14. putˈkon ba kanˈsuor |
70. putˌramanˈdalin |
15. putˈkon ba ap̚ |
80. putiˈrie |
16. putˈkon ba raˈman |
90. putˌkaniŋgoˈnie |
17. putˈkon ba ˌramanˈdalin |
100. ˈreitkon ('reit < Malay ) |
18. putˈkon ba iˈrie |
200. ˈreirir, 400. reitˈkansor |
19. putˈkon ba ˌkaniŋgoˈnie |
1000. riˈpion ('rɪpɪ' < Malay') |
20. ˈpurir |
2000. riˈpir |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. Eline Visser, Centre for Languages and Literature,
Lund University, Sweden,
April
19, 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Eline Visser, 2019 年 4 月 19 日. |
Other comments: Karas is an endangered language spoken by approximately 250 speakers in villages Maas and Antalisa, Karas district, Fakfak regency, West Papua province, Indonesia. Karas or Kalamang has a decimal system. Numbers 100 and 1000 are Malay loanwords. I hesitate to analyse raman-dalin as 6+1, because talin (probably the underlying form) only occurs in the number seven and as a linker for ones and tens above 30. Please note that tens from 31 and up are linked by talin, not by ba. E.g. 41: putˈkansuor taˈlinggon.
*c, f and h are marginal/uncommon Vowel phonemes: i, e, a, o, u |
Language name and location: Karas, West Papua, Indonesia [Refer toː Ethnologue]
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1. kon |
2. eɾ |
3. kɑrú |
4. kɑnsúɾ |
5. ɑp |
6. rɑmɑ́n |
7. rɑmɑ́n dɑ́li |
8. írié |
9. kəniŋɡúhi |
10. pútkon |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mrs. Heljä
Clouse,
提供资料的语言学家: Mrs. Heljä Clouse, 1989 年 |
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