Language name and locationː Kemtuik, Papua, Indonesia [Refer toː Ethnologue]
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1. klaya |
2. namon |
3. naŋɡlik (litː also 'a few' ) |
4. namon-namon (litː 'two - two') |
5. ta idi (lit.: 'hand side', also, 'complete') |
6. ta idi so klaya (lit.: 'hand side n one') |
7. ta idi so namon (lit.: 'hand side in two') |
8. ta idi so naŋɡlik (lit.: 'hand side in three') |
9. ta idi so namon-namon |
10. ta namon (lit.: 'hand two') |
11. ta namon masi so klaya (lit.: 'hand two, foot in one') |
12. ta namon masi so namon (lit.: 'hand two, foot in two') |
13. ta namon masi so naŋɡlik |
14. ta namon masi so namon-namon |
15. ta namon masi idi (lit.: 'hand –two – foot – side') |
16. ta namon masi idi so klaya (lit.: 'hand two, foot in side one') |
17. ta namon masi idi so namon (lit.: 'hand two, foot in side two') |
18. ta namom masi idi so naŋɡlik (litː 'hand two, foot in side three') |
19. ta namon masi idi so namon-namon (litː 'hand two, foot in side four') |
20. sedue si klaya (litː 'man, 'person one') |
30. sedue si klaya, ta namon (lit. man person one, hand two) |
40. sedue si namon (lit.: man person two) |
50. sedue si namon, ta namon (lit.: man person two, hand two) |
60. sedue si naŋɡlik (litt.: man person three) Etc. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Drs. Jaap van der Wilden, 提供资料的语言学家: Drs. Jaap van der Wilden, 2011 年 6 月 20 日 |
Other comments: Kemtuik has a counting system based on 20, similar to that of Nimboran. However, the Kemtuip counting system in practice is used only up to 5. On the top of that people tend to use the Indonesia counting system, build in their own grammatical system. Kemtuik is spoken by about 2,500 speakers in several villages in Lake Sentani southwest area, Jayapura regency, Papua province, Indonesia. |
Language name and locationː Kemtuik, Papua, Indonesia [Refer toː Ethnologue]
|
1. klayn |
2. namon |
3. naŋɡlik |
4. namon-namon (litː '' two twos, 2 + 2 '' ) |
5. ta idi (litː '' one hand complete'' ) ? |
6. ta idi so klayn |
7. ta idi so namon |
8. ta idi so naŋɡlik |
9. ta idi so namon-namon |
10. ta namon |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mrs. Heljä
Clouse,
提供资料的语言学家: Mrs. Heljä Clouse, 1989 年 |
Other comments: Kemtuik may have a counting system up to 20 similar to that of Nimboran. New data needed. |
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