Language name and locationː Jamul Tipay (Kumiai), USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. šin ‘one, be one’ |
21. šaʔxu:k šaʔxu:k ma:yk šin |
2. xəwak ‘two, be two’ |
22. šaʔxu:k šaʔxu:k ma:yk xəwak |
3. xəmuk ‘three, be three’ |
23. |
4. čəpap ‘four, be four’ |
24. |
5. sa:rap ‘five, be five’ |
25. |
6. xəmxu:k ‘six, be six’ |
26. |
7. sye:t (borrowed from Spanish siete) |
27. |
8.
čəpxu:k / šəmxu:k ‘eight,
be eight’ |
28. |
9.
nəwe:v (borrowed from
Spanish |
29. |
10.
šaʔxu:k / ša:xu:k ‘ten, be
ten’ and |
30. ša:xu:k xəmuk |
11. šaʔxu:k ma:yk šin |
40. ša:xu:k čəpap |
12. šaʔxu:k ma:yk xəwak |
50. |
13. šaʔxu:k ma:yk xəmuk |
60. |
14. |
70. |
15. |
80. |
16. |
90. |
17. |
100. |
18. |
200. |
19. |
1000. mi:l (borrowed from Spanish mil) |
20. šaʔxu:k šaʔxu:k |
2000. |
Linguists providing
data and dateː Dr. Amy Miller, independent researcher, California, USA,
August 27 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Amy Miller, 2019 年 8 月 27 日. |
Other
comments: Jamul Tipay is spoken in San Diego County, California, USA.
Data are from the Barona Inter-Tribal Dictionary (Miller and Langdon
2008) and A Grammar of Jamul Tiipay (Miller 2001).
Dr. Amy Miller
said that Jamul Tipay is a
distinct language under the
Delta-California branch of Yuman family. |
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