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Language name and location: Kula, Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. 'sona |
21. ada'yəku mi'yɘku 'arasɪn sona |
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2. 'yɘku ~ yəkwana |
22. ada'yəku mi'yɘku 'arasɪn yɘku |
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3. tu ~ 'tukana |
23. ada'yəku mi'yɘku 'arasɪn tu |
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4. a'rasiku |
24. ada'yəku mi'yɘku 'arasɪn arasiku |
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5. yawa'tɪn |
25. ada'yəku mi'yɘku 'arasɪn yawatɪn |
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6. yawa'tɪn 'sona (5+1) |
26. ada'yəku mi'yɘku 'arasɪn yawatɪn sona |
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7. yawa'tɪn 'yɘku (5+2) |
27. ada'yəku mi'yɘku 'arasɪn yawatɪn yɘku |
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8. yawa'tɪn tu (5+3) |
28. ada'yəku mi'yɘku 'arasɪn yawatɪn tu |
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9. yawa'tɪn a'rasiku (5+4) |
29. ada'yəku mi'yɘku 'arasɪn yawatɪn arasiku |
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10. ada'yəku |
30. ada'yəku mitu |
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11. ada'yəku 'arasɪn sona |
40. ada'yəku mi'arasiku |
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12. ada'yəku 'arasɪn yɘku |
50. ada'yəku miyawatɪn |
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13. ada'yəku 'arasɪn tu |
60. ada'yəku miyawatɪn sona |
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14. ada'yəku 'arasɪn arasiku |
70. ada'yəku miyawatɪn yɘku |
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15. ada'yəku 'arasɪn yawatɪn |
80. ada'yəku miyawatɪn tu |
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16. ada'yəku 'arasɪn yawatɪn sona |
90. ada'yəku miyawatɪn arasiku |
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17. ada'yəku 'arasɪn yawatɪn yɘku |
100. ɡasaka (dɛna) |
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18. ada'yəku 'arasɪn yawatɪn tu |
200. ɡasaka yɘku |
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19. ada'yəku 'arasɪn yawatɪn arasiku |
1000. rib (dɛna) (ɾib from Malay) |
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20. ada'yəku mi'yɘku |
2000. rib yɘkwana |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Nicolas Williams, Department of Linguistics, University of Colorado at Boulder, USA, December 27, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Nicolas Williams, 2012 年 12 月 27 日. |
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Other comments: Kuka is spoken by approximately 5,000 speakers in Alor island, northeast coast and east central mountains, East Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia. Kula has a quinary-decimal system similar to that of Sawila. |
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Language name and location: Kula, Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. sɔnaʔ |
21. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ aɾɘsŋ sɔnaʔ |
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2. jɘkuʔ |
22. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ aɾɘsŋ jɘkuʔ |
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3. t̪wɘʔ |
23. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ aɾɘsŋ t̪wɘʔ |
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4. aɾasikuʔ |
24. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ aɾɘsŋ aɾasikuʔ |
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5. jawat̪inaʔ |
25. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ aɾɘsŋ jawat̪inaʔ |
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6. jawat̪iŋ sɔnaʔ (5+1) |
26. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ aɾɘsŋ jawat̪iŋ sɔnaʔ |
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7. jawat̪iŋ jɘkuʔ (5+2) |
27. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ aɾɘsŋ jawat̪iŋ jɘkuʔ |
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8. jawat̪iŋ t̪wɘʔ (5+3) |
28. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ aɾɘsŋ jawat̪iŋ t̪waʔ |
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9. jawat̪iŋ ɾasikuʔ (5+4) |
29. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ aɾɘsŋ jawat̪iŋ ɾasikuʔ |
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10. adajakuʔ |
30. adajakuʔ mit̪ujɘʔ |
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11. adajakuʔ aɾasŋ sɔnaʔ |
40. adajakuʔ mijɘɾasikuʔ |
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12. adajakuʔ aɾasŋ jɘkuʔ |
50. adajakuʔ mijɘwat̪inaʔ |
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13. adajakuʔ aɾasŋ t̪wɘʔ |
60. adajakuʔ mijɘwat̪inaʔ sɔnaʔ |
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14. adajakuʔ aɾasŋ aɾasikuʔ |
70. adajakuʔ mijɘwat̪inaʔ jɘkuʔ |
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15. adajakuʔ aɾasŋ jawat̪inaʔ |
80. adajakuʔ mijɘwat̪inaʔ t̪wɘʔ |
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16. adajakuʔ aɾasŋ jawat̪iŋ sɔnaʔ |
90. adajakuʔ mijɘwat̪inaʔ ɾasikuʔ |
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17. adajakuʔ aɾasŋ jawat̪iŋ jɘkuʔ |
100. asɘkɑʔ dɘnɘʔ |
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18. adajakuʔ aɾasŋ jawat̪iŋ t̪wɘʔ |
200. asɘkɑʔ jɘkuʔ |
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19. adajakuʔ aɾasŋ jawat̪iŋ ɾasikuʔ |
1000. ɾib dɘnɘʔ (ɾib from Malay) |
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20. adajakuʔ mijɘkuʔ |
2000. ɾib jɘkuʔ |
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Linguist providing data and dateː
Ms. Yunita Susanto,
提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Yunita Susanto, 2006 年 7 月 7 日. |
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Other comments: Kuka is spoken by approximately 5,000 speakers in Alor island, northeast coast and east central mountains, East Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia. Kula has a quinary-decimal system similar to that of Sawila. |
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