Language
name and locationː
Kui,
Odisha state,
India [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. ro (Dravidian ) / eko ( Indic) |
21. kuɽe eka /ekoisi |
2. riː (Dravidian ) /dui |
22. kuɽe dui /baisi |
3. muñji (Dravidian ) /tiːni /tin |
23. kuɽe tin /teisi |
4. naːlgi (Dravidian ) /saːri / chari |
24. kuɽe chari /chabisi |
5. singi (Dravidian ) / paːnso / pancha |
25. kuɽe pancha /pachisi |
6. sajgi (Dravidian ) / soː / chhaa |
26. kuɽe chhaa /chhabisi |
7. odgi (Dravidian ) /saːto / saːta |
27. kuɽe sata /sotaisi |
8. aːʈo /aʈha |
28. kuɽe aʈha /athaisi |
9. noː / naa |
29. kuɽe naa /anatirisi |
10. doːso / dasa |
30. kuɽe dasa (20+10) /tirisi |
11. egaro /egara |
40. ri koɽi (2 x 20) / chalisi |
12. baːro / bara |
50. ri koɽi dasa (2 x 20+10) /pachasa |
13. teːro /tera |
60. tin koɽi (3 x 20) /shathie |
14. soudo /chauda |
70. tin koɽi dasa (3 x 20+10) / saturi |
15. pondoro / pandra |
80. chari koɽi (4 x 20) / asie |
16. soulo / sula |
90. chari koɽi dasa /nabe |
17. sotoro / satara |
100. pancha koɽi (5 x 20) / sahe |
18. atoro / aʈhara |
200. dasakoɽi / duisohe |
19. oniːsi / anisi |
1000. puɽgeka / ekohojara |
20. koːɽiye / kuɽe |
2000. ripuɽge /duihojara |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. M. S. Andronov,
Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia,
November
23, 1995. |
Other comments: Kui is spoken by approximately 700,000 speakers in Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu states, India. Kui has a traditional vigesimal system and a modern decimal system. Kui use Oriya numeral system now, old source recorded traditional Dravidian numerals 1 to 7. |