Language name and location: Kiwilwana, Tana River, Kenya [Refer to Ethnologue]

言名称和分布地区基维鲁阿纳语 (马拉科特 Malakote), 肯尼亚沿海地区

 

1. mɔ̄zā

21.  mākómāēlē ná mɔ̄zā

2. bélé

22.  mākómāēlē ná bélé

3. d̪āt̪ō

23.  mākómāēlē ná d̪āt̪ō

4. nːā

24.  mākómāēlē ná nːā

5. sāːnɔ̄

25.  mākómāēlē ná sāːnɔ̄

6. dʒáhá  (< Orma )

26.  mākómāēlē ná dʒáhá

7. t̪ɔ́lbá   (< Orma )

27.  mākómāēlē ná t̪ɔ́lbá

8. sād̪ʲéːtī (< Orma )

28.  mākómāēlē ná sād̪ʲéːtí

9. ìkɛ̄d̪ā

29.  mākómāēlē ná ìkɛ̄d̪ā

10. ìkómú

30.  mākómāt̪āt̪ō

11. ìkómú ná mɔ̄zā

40.  mākómānːā

12. ìkómú ná bélé

50.  mākómāsāːnɔ̄

13. ìkómú ná d̪at̪o

60.  dʒāt̪āmā  (< Orma )

14. ìkómú ná nːā

70.  t̪ɔ̄lbāt̪āmā (< Orma )

15. ìkómú ná sāːnɔ̄

80.  sād̪ʲéːt̪āmā (< Orma )

16. ìkómú ná dʒáhá

90.  sāɣālt̪āmā (< Orma )

17. ìkómú ná t̪ɔ́lbá

100. ɗībà mɔ̄ʒā (ɗiba <Orma)

18. ìkómú ná sād̪ʲéːtī

200. ɗìbà bélé

19. ìkómú ná ìkɛ̄d̪ā

1000. ɛ̄lfū mɔ̄zā (ɛluf <Swahili)

20. mākómāēlē

2000. ɛ̄lfū bélé

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Jacob Njagi, Bible Translation & Literacy (BTL) East Africa, Kenya, July 6, 2007.

供资料的语言学家: Mr. Jacob Njagi, 2007 年 7 月 6 日.

 

Other comments: Kiwilwana or Malakote has a numeral system mixing with indigenous numbers with Orma ( a Cushitic language ) and Swahili /Arabic loanwords. Older people may still count to 10 using Orma (a Cushitic language) numerals.

Ilwana (Kiwilwana), or Malakote, is a minor Bantu language of Kenya spoken in Tana River district in south of Kenya by approximately 17,000 speakers. 


 

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