Language
name and locationː North Kodut,
Papua New Guinea
[Refer to
Ethnologue] 巴布亚新几内亚莫内比省中部内陆地区 |
1. biʔita |
2. siruʔ |
3. siruʔ a biʔits ( litː ''2 + 1") |
4. siruʔ a siruʔ ( litː ''2 + 2'') |
5. siruʔ a siruʔ a biʔits ( litː ''2 + 2 + 1'') / baŋkeʔ haitsiʔ (litː ''one hand'' ) |
6. baŋkeʔ haitsiʔ a biʔita |
7. baŋkeʔ haitsiʔ a siruʔ |
8. baŋkeʔ haitsiʔ a siruʔ a biʔits |
9. baŋkeʔ haitsiʔ a siruʔ a siruʔ |
10. babu itsʔ [litː ''completed (two hands)''] |
11. babu itsʔ a biʔita |
12. babu itsʔ a siruʔ |
13. babu itsʔ a siruʔ a biʔits |
14. babu itsʔ a siruʔ a biʔits a siruʔ |
15. baŋkeʔ tsiʔ bubu di-yats ina hagaʔ biʔits (litː ''completed hands and his one foot'') |
16. baŋkeʔ tsiʔ bubu di-yats ina hagaʔ biʔits a biʔits |
17. baŋkeʔ tsiʔ bubu di-yats ina hagaʔ siruʔ a siruʔ |
18. baŋkeʔ tsiʔ bubu di-yats ina hagaʔ siruʔ a siruʔ a biʔits |
19. baŋkeʔ tsiʔ bubu di-yats ina hagaʔ siruʔ a siruʔ a siruʔ |
20.
baŋkeʔ haitsi
baŋkeʔ thaitsi hagaʔ haitsi hagaʔ haits (lit: ''completed hands and completed feet'') |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Susanne Holzknecht. Department of
Linguistics, |
Other comments: North Kodut or North Watut or Unank has a counting system combines the counting system based on two with tallying on hand and feet to twenty. North Kodut is spoken by about 600 speakers in Mahanadzo, Morom, and Wampan villages, Mumeng district, Kaiapit area, Waffa valley, Morobe province, Papua New Guinea. |
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