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Language
name and locationː
Khirwar,
Jhanrkhand, India [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
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1. eɡo |
21. ekɑɪsɡo |
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2. d̪uɡo |
22. baɪsɡo |
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3. t̪inɡo |
23. t̪eɪsɡo |
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4. tʃarɡo |
24. tʃɑʊbisɡo |
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5. pãtʃɡo |
25. pɑtʃisɡo |
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6. tʃʰɑvɡo |
26. tʃɑbbisɡo |
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7. sat̪ɡo |
27. sɑt̪aɪsɡo |
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8. aʈʰɡo |
28. aʈʰaɪsɡo |
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9. nɑʋɡo |
29. unt̪isɡo |
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10. d̪ɑsɡo |
30. t̪isɡo |
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11. eɡarɑɡo |
40. tʃalɪsɡo |
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12. barɑhɡo |
50. pãtʃasɡo |
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13. t̪erahɡo |
60. saʈʰɡo |
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14. tʃɑʊd̪ɐɡo |
70. sɑt̪rahɡo |
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15. pɑn̪d̪rahɡo |
80. asiɡo |
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16. solɑhɡo |
90. nɑbeɡo |
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17. sɑt̪rahɡo |
100. sɑʋɡo, 200. d̪usɑʋɡo |
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18. aʈʰarɑhɡo |
400. tʃarsɑʋɡo, 800. aʈʰsɑʋɡo |
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19. unɑɪsɡo |
1000. hɑdʒarɑɡo |
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20. bisɡo |
2000. d̪uhɑdʒarɑɡo |
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Linguist
providing data and dateː
Mr.
Suraj Mini,
Khirwar Bible translator, India.
September 10,
2018. |
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Other comments: Khirwar or Palamu is spoken by approximately 25,800 speakers in Garhwah and Latehar in Jhanrkhand State of Eastern India. Khirwar people has completely borrowed numerals from neighboring Indo-Aryan language now. |