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Language
name and locationː Konomala,
Papua New Guinea
[Refer to: Ethnologue] |
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1. tikei |
21. |
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2. dau |
22. |
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3. tul |
23. |
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4. fat |
24. |
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5. lima (lit: 'hand') |
25. |
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6. wono |
26. |
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7. fit |
27. |
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8. wal |
28. |
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9. sua |
29. |
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10. saŋful |
30. saŋful i tul |
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11. saŋful kau tikei |
40. saŋful i fat |
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12. saŋful kau dau |
50. saŋful i lima |
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13. saŋful kau tul |
60. saŋful i wono |
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14. saŋful kau fat |
70. saŋful i fit |
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15. saŋful kau lima |
80. saŋful i wal |
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16. saŋful kau wono |
90. saŋful i sua |
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17. saŋful kau fit |
100. mar i tikei |
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18. saŋful kau wal |
200. mar i dau |
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19. saŋful kau sua |
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20. saŋful i dau |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Glen A. Lean, Department of
Communications, Papua New Guinea University of Technology, Lae, Papua
New Guinea, 1991. |
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Other comments: Konomala has a decimal system. Konomala is spoken by about 800 speakers in some villages in southeast coast, New Ireland province, Papua New Guinea. There are missing terms 21 to 29 needed to be filled. |
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