Language name and locationː Western Keres, New Mexico, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. iʂkˀe |
21. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi iʂkˀa t͡siʈa |
2. tyuːwe |
22. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi tyuː t͡siʈa |
3. t͡ʃemiˀe / t͡ʃamiˀe |
23. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi t͡ʃemi t͡siʈa |
4. tyaːna |
24. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi tyaːna t͡siʈa |
5. tʰaːma |
25. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi tʰaːma t͡siʈa |
6. st͡ʃˀisa |
26. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi st͡ʃˀisa t͡siʈa |
7. mˀaityaːna |
27. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi mˀaityaːna t͡siʈa |
8. kʰukˀumiʃu |
28. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi kʰukˀumiʃu t͡siʈa |
9. mayukˀa |
29. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi mayukˀa t͡siʈa |
10. kˀat͡sʰi |
30. t͡ʃemi ya kˀat͡sʰi |
11. kˀat͡sʰi iʂkˀa t͡siʈa |
40. tyaːna wa kˀat͡sʰi |
12. kˀat͡sʰi tyuː t͡siʈa |
50. tʰaːma wa kˀat͡sʰi |
13. kˀat͡sʰi t͡ʃemi t͡siʈa |
60. st͡ʃˀisa wa kˀat͡sʰi |
14. kˀat͡sʰi tyaːna t͡siʈa |
70. mˀaityaːna wa kˀat͡sʰi |
15. kˀat͡sʰi tʰaːma t͡siʈa |
80. kʰukˀumiʃu wa kˀat͡sʰi |
16. kˀat͡sʰi st͡ʃˀisa t͡siʈa |
90. mayukˀa wa kˀat͡sʰi |
17. kˀat͡sʰi mˀaityaːna t͡siʈa |
100. kˀat͡sʰi wa kˀat͡sʰi ( 10 x 10 ) |
18. kˀat͡sʰi kʰukˀumiʃu t͡siʈa |
200. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi wa kˀat͡sʰi |
19. kˀat͡sʰi mayukˀa t͡siʈa |
1000. kˀat͡sʰi wa kˀat͡sʰi wa kˀat͡sʰi / miːri * |
20. tyuːya kˀat͡sʰi |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Irvine Davis,
SIL International, USA,
August 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Irvine Davis, 2008 年 8 月 3 日 |
Other comments: Western Keres or Acoma-Laguna, Western Keres Pueblo is spoken by approximately 3,990 speakers in north central New Mexico state, United States. Western Keres has a decimal system similar to that of Eastern Keres. Traditionally, 1000 can be expressed as ' kˀat͡sʰi wa kˀat͡sʰi wa kˀat͡sʰi ', although in general 'miːri' (from Spanish 'mil') is used. Notesː The terms in the practical orthographic spellings and their IPA equivalentsː 1. dy (a voiceless unaspirated alveo-palatal stop =IPA [ty or tʲ], 2. dr (a voiceless unaspirated retroflex stop) =IPA[ʈ], 3. kʼ (a glottalized velar stop) =IPA[kˀ], 4. sr (a voiceless retroflex sibilant) =IPA [ʃ], 5. ts (a voiceless aspirated alveolar affricate) =IPA [ t͡sʰ], 6. dz (a voiceless unaspirated alveolar affricate) =IPA [ts], 7. e is a 'mid to low front unrounded vowel, 8. double vowels = long vowels. |
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