Language
name and locationː Middle Kodut,
Papua New Guinea
[Refer to
Ethnologue] 巴布亚新几内亚莫罗贝省 |
1. bicits / morots |
2. siruc / serok |
3. siruc a bicits / serok a morots (litː ''2+1") |
4. siruc a bicits / serok a serok (litː ''2+2'') |
5. serok a serok a morots (litː ''2+2+1'') / biaŋkeʔ haits (litː ''my hand half'') |
6. serok a serok a serok (litː ''2+2+2'') |
7. serok a serok a serok a morots (litː ''2+2+2+1'') |
8. serok a serok a a serok a serok (litː ''2+2+2+2'') |
9. serok a serok a serok a serok a morots (litː ''2+2+2 +2+1'') |
10. ŋa biaŋke serok (litː ''my hands two'') |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. Geoffrey P. Smith, The University of Technology, Lae,
Papua New
Guinea. December 12, 1988. |
Other comments: Middle Kodut or Middle Watut or Silisili has a binary counting system with hands. New data needed to compare with the old one. Middle Watut is spoken by about 1,700 speakers in Babwaf, Mararena, and Bentseng (Tshetsie) villages in Mumeng district, lower Watut valley, Morobe province, Papua New Guinea. |
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